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[Facts] Re: What are the snobbiest and most old-fashioned English first names, according to you?
by Anneza (guest)
8/2/2002, 4:18 AM
in reply to a message by Rosey
Gasp! Very culinary, actually - could have been Diane Mignon ... I was at school with a delightful girl whose given names were Alison Margaret Honeybun, but at least she had plenty to dilute the third one with.
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What are the snobbiest and most old-fashioned English first names, according to you?  ·  Lu  ·  7/29/2002, 6:27 AM
•Re: What are the snobbiest and most old-fashioned English first names, according to you?  ·  Leila  ·  8/30/2002, 3:41 PM
•Re: What are the snobbiest and most old-fashioned English first names, according to you?  ·  Lissa  ·  7/29/2002, 5:20 PM
•Re: What are the snobbiest and most old-fashioned English first names, according to you?  ·  java  ·  11/23/2003, 8:41 AM
•Re: What are the snobbiest and most old-fashioned English first names, according to you?  ·  Ivayla  ·  7/29/2002, 9:37 AM
•Re: What are the snobbiest and most old-fashioned English first names, according to you?  ·  Anneza  ·  7/29/2002, 7:24 AM
•Re: What are the snobbiest and most old-fashioned English first names, according to you?  ·  Rosey  ·  7/30/2002, 6:41 AM
•Re: What are the snobbiest and most old-fashioned English first names, according to you?  ·  Anneza  ·  7/31/2002, 1:12 AM
•Re: What are the snobbiest and most old-fashioned English first names, according to you?  ·  Rosey  ·  7/31/2002, 6:54 AM
•Do not feel sorry...  ·  Caspian  ·  10/8/2002, 8:37 PM
•Re: What are the snobbiest and most old-fashioned English first names, according to you?  ·  Anneza  ·  8/1/2002, 1:29 AM
•Re: What are the snobbiest and most old-fashioned English first names, according to you?  ·  Rosey  ·  8/1/2002, 6:09 AM
•Re: What are the snobbiest and most old-fashioned English first names, according to you?  ·  Anneza  ·  8/2/2002, 4:18 AM