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HelpRe: The highest and lowest rated on my PNL
in reply to a message by peregrine
I don't know if you can vote on mine, but if you can, I've never looked
None of these names are my style except I do like Frankie and Rowan. I love Frankie on a particularly tomboyish girl and I prefer Rowan as a male name. In theory, I like the sound of Winter, but I can't say I'm all that much of a fan. Dante isn't my style, but it's a good name.
Stella I have a hard time with because its a brand of a beer and what's worse, it isn't seen as a particularly good one. It's a drink that isn't seen as classy and is often referred to as "wife beater". I might have liked it a little if not, but I also might not have. It reminds me of "stale" for some reason and perhaps that's just the smell of stale beer in an old pub carpet.
Tylah and Peri for me has everything to do with how they are spelt; Major preference for Tyler and Perry and even Perrie, though I'm not particularly keen. I think Tylah has too much of a cre8tiv look to it and Peri looks simply too short and a bit wrong.
Not sure what to make of Sæla - it reminds me of Sailor, which I do like similar to Winter - in theory, but not in practice. That's if I'm pronouncing it correctly. If it pronounced like Sela, I'm afraid I'm not keen on it either. I think the main issue that that it's too short without anything for me to associate it with - I generally favour longer names, not as a hard and fast rule (hi Ivy) but in general. It seems incomplete
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"one particular boogie will move mirror massaging with stirring crepe mixture, positioning loaves while in the furnace then toting items in containers" ~ best Russian daing sites (guest, 198.144.149.xxx) (2020)
Formally PrincessZ and Princess Magpie
None of these names are my style except I do like Frankie and Rowan. I love Frankie on a particularly tomboyish girl and I prefer Rowan as a male name. In theory, I like the sound of Winter, but I can't say I'm all that much of a fan. Dante isn't my style, but it's a good name.
Stella I have a hard time with because its a brand of a beer and what's worse, it isn't seen as a particularly good one. It's a drink that isn't seen as classy and is often referred to as "wife beater". I might have liked it a little if not, but I also might not have. It reminds me of "stale" for some reason and perhaps that's just the smell of stale beer in an old pub carpet.
Tylah and Peri for me has everything to do with how they are spelt; Major preference for Tyler and Perry and even Perrie, though I'm not particularly keen. I think Tylah has too much of a cre8tiv look to it and Peri looks simply too short and a bit wrong.
Not sure what to make of Sæla - it reminds me of Sailor, which I do like similar to Winter - in theory, but not in practice. That's if I'm pronouncing it correctly. If it pronounced like Sela, I'm afraid I'm not keen on it either. I think the main issue that that it's too short without anything for me to associate it with - I generally favour longer names, not as a hard and fast rule (hi Ivy) but in general. It seems incomplete
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"one particular boogie will move mirror massaging with stirring crepe mixture, positioning loaves while in the furnace then toting items in containers" ~ best Russian daing sites (guest, 198.144.149.xxx) (2020)
Formally PrincessZ and Princess Magpie
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