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[Opinions] Guinness
This isn't the type of thing that I'd normally like, but WDYT of Guinness as a first name? Probably on a girl...Shannon
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I'm 75% Irish and I think Guinness is a great name. For a beer. Or a dog would be great too. But on a girl? Goodness no! And it would be bad on a boy too, but better than a girl. Sorry-just my opinion.
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It just reminds me of the beer, sorry.
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Have to agree about the beer . . .I don't think it's usable purely for that reason.
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I like it. It sounds strong. She could always go by Ginny if she wanted something more traditional-sounding.Sorry, I'm new; I didn't realize I was posting ahead of someone else's earlier post. I'll do it right in the future.

This message was edited 1/29/2005, 11:20 PM

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You haven't done anything wrong - your post is in exactly the right place :-)
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Nope i don't like it
Isn't that a brand of beer?
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YeahI just remembered the beer, after I read Miranda's post. Corona is a brand of beer, also, I think, and I still think it's a very pretty name.Shannon
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beer name?!?!?!?! :o)Corona is also a car (at least in Australia) - an evil and ugly one at that. though that could just be because it was manufactured in the 80s... :oP Also I couldnt name a kid after beer! Guinness sounds more masculine to me anyway. Corona is as if someone killed Carina or just having a bad day so their vowels went south (lower - a and i are higher than o).:o) ok I've stopped now!edit: i can't type!

This message was edited 1/29/2005, 10:47 PM

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Beer. Dad's favourite brand, actuallyAnd also The Guinness Book of World Records, originally published by the same guys who produce the beer.Miranda
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The McWhirter twins were the founders of the Guinness Book of Records, Norris and Ross.Ross was murdered by the IRA in 1975 and Norris died last year.
Norris: http://uk.imdb.com/name/nm0574769/bio.They both presented Record Breakers on the BBC with Roy Castle
http://www.screenonline.org.uk/tv/id/571186/index.html which was based on the Guinness Book of Record, which I used to watch until Roy Castle died because it was the same. Roy Castle was born in Huddersfield and used to go to a drama school in Elland (where I live)Louise x (bit of useless knowledge for the day :) )
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