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Ick ick ick. Debranae has that tacky unoriginal let's-get-as-many-relatives-off-our-conscience-as-possible JonBenet flavor to it.

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Around here Layton is almost exclusively seen on old men. It's actually very popular for old, farmer-ish men in Delaware. There's a "bathroom book" about being a Delawarian, and after they give you the glossary of local terms "warshin' machine, rinsht, etc.) they have a silly little narrative told by a character who introduces himself as Layton Rodney Burton. Who has a miwfe Mer' Sue, and is mad at his neighbor because "he done barrid the paramour and took and busted it all to hell! And hima growed man!"

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Oh, lord, it's been so long since I've even thought of that and now I want to go through closets and see if we still have the book.

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Oh, also, it mentions that Margaret Ann, pronounced Margurdann, is extremely popular for ladies who are Layton's age. lol

Debra Renee would have been really nice, Debranae is terrible imo.

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I dislike Layton. I would prefer Lathan, but that's only because I have a friend named Lathan.

Debranae is just awful! I don't like Layton either.

Don't really like either name....but I like Layton more.

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Debra Renee would have been refreshing and meaningful to see on a little girl. Debranee (or however she may spell it) is awful.

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I don't see the appeal in Layton at all, no decent nns, trendy, place/surname (well it sounds like it, no idea if it is or not) and it doesn't sound appealing either.