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HelpRe: Trent, Darcy, & Jason
in reply to a message by Billina
Can't say I do like them, but it varies.
Jason, and Justin, need the very longest of holidays. All I see is big hair and silly behaviour.
Darcy - absurdly refreshing to find it as a boy name. And the only Darcy I know is a very good guy indeed, and he's retired, so what his parents were thinking of some 70 years ago, I can't imagine. They weren't even English speakers. But it still doesn't appeal to me at all.
Trent is one of the better geographical names, and when my mother was a student in Nottingham she used to tiptoe off sometimes and watch cricket at the Trent Bridge ground, which looks lovely. But I wouldn't use Trent either, though if you pointed a gun at my children and forced me to choose one from your list, Trent it would be.
Jason, and Justin, need the very longest of holidays. All I see is big hair and silly behaviour.
Darcy - absurdly refreshing to find it as a boy name. And the only Darcy I know is a very good guy indeed, and he's retired, so what his parents were thinking of some 70 years ago, I can't imagine. They weren't even English speakers. But it still doesn't appeal to me at all.
Trent is one of the better geographical names, and when my mother was a student in Nottingham she used to tiptoe off sometimes and watch cricket at the Trent Bridge ground, which looks lovely. But I wouldn't use Trent either, though if you pointed a gun at my children and forced me to choose one from your list, Trent it would be.
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