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Help[Opinions] Re: Vaughan
in reply to a message by New_Chloe
I prefer Vaughan because one of my hobbies is seeing how many letters I can squeeze into a single syllable. I think Vaughn would have a slightly easier time getting people to spell it though.
I think it's a decent name in principle, and it gives me a nice image of a modest and moral but not all-American-WASP guy who loves brown argyle. The problem I have with it (besides not really loving the sound) is that with almost any middle name or surname, it sounds like "von _____". Even in Vaughan Vincent. Though I just realised that it probably popped into your head subconsciously because of Vince Vaughn. Ew.
Now that I think about it, Ludwig Vaughan would make an AWESOME combo and anyone who doesn't like it can go off into the dumb people corner.
I think it's a decent name in principle, and it gives me a nice image of a modest and moral but not all-American-WASP guy who loves brown argyle. The problem I have with it (besides not really loving the sound) is that with almost any middle name or surname, it sounds like "von _____". Even in Vaughan Vincent. Though I just realised that it probably popped into your head subconsciously because of Vince Vaughn. Ew.
Now that I think about it, Ludwig Vaughan would make an AWESOME combo and anyone who doesn't like it can go off into the dumb people corner.
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Vince Vaughn, that just ruined Vincenet for me! I want to like Vincent so much. I want it to be classy and not sleazy.
I actually kinda like that is sounds like "von ____". It gives it such a malevolent cloak of malevolence. And I think that is what keeps it from sounding too flakey. Ludwig Vaughan is also excellent in capturing that spirit. Well done!
Vince Vaughn, that just ruined Vincenet for me! I want to like Vincent so much. I want it to be classy and not sleazy.
I actually kinda like that is sounds like "von ____". It gives it such a malevolent cloak of malevolence. And I think that is what keeps it from sounding too flakey. Ludwig Vaughan is also excellent in capturing that spirit. Well done!
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