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Help[Games] Re: Elimination Round One
in reply to a message by Jen
I vote off:
Anwen, Arwen, and Branwen: All are akward and sound like they were made up.
Fiona- 've never liked this name. I've found it bulky and ugly and too outlandish.
Georgia- despise most state names, and this is one of them.
Gwendolen- I am partial to this name, although I prefer Guinevere.
Josephine- Same as Fiona.
Ever- This is not a name.
Laelia- This name has always been akward to pronounce. It's too Star War-sy for me.
Jenny-Rebecca- Both names are great, but not when hyphenated. It just seems like too much for a name.
Atticus- Finch...It was great on a character but it seems too old-fashioned for me.
Dalton- I can't really explain why I don't like this name. It doesn't appeal as a great name in my opinion.
Evander- Why not Evan or Alexander? Every time I hear this name I think back to the medieval time period, I'm not sure why though.
Anwen, Arwen, and Branwen: All are akward and sound like they were made up.
Fiona- 've never liked this name. I've found it bulky and ugly and too outlandish.
Georgia- despise most state names, and this is one of them.
Gwendolen- I am partial to this name, although I prefer Guinevere.
Josephine- Same as Fiona.
Ever- This is not a name.
Laelia- This name has always been akward to pronounce. It's too Star War-sy for me.
Jenny-Rebecca- Both names are great, but not when hyphenated. It just seems like too much for a name.
Atticus- Finch...It was great on a character but it seems too old-fashioned for me.
Dalton- I can't really explain why I don't like this name. It doesn't appeal as a great name in my opinion.
Evander- Why not Evan or Alexander? Every time I hear this name I think back to the medieval time period, I'm not sure why though.
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