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Help[Opinions] Re: Alabama & Micaiah
in reply to a message by Sabrina Fair
Micaiah's interesting, and has gives a strong religious vibe in a subtle way.
Alabama: I dislike all place names, but this is really unfortunate. No offence to Octavia and other Alabamians (does that word exist?), but it conveys a certain number of stereotypes (extreme poverty, racism, Bible-thumpers) which might not correspond to reality but which are going to be part of the name's image. The fact it's been picked by celebs doens't particularly help its case.
Brian Adrian and Canyon: the only I like is Adrian. Brian's boring and Canyon is just a geographical feature for me. They're also a bit rhymey.
The other names are all dreadful. What is it, the trendy version of Pilgrims' names?
Alabama: I dislike all place names, but this is really unfortunate. No offence to Octavia and other Alabamians (does that word exist?), but it conveys a certain number of stereotypes (extreme poverty, racism, Bible-thumpers) which might not correspond to reality but which are going to be part of the name's image. The fact it's been picked by celebs doens't particularly help its case.
Brian Adrian and Canyon: the only I like is Adrian. Brian's boring and Canyon is just a geographical feature for me. They're also a bit rhymey.
The other names are all dreadful. What is it, the trendy version of Pilgrims' names?
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