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[Opinions] Oh no.
by MoonAgeDaydreamer
10/9/2012, 7:09 AM
in reply to a message by lakin5
I'm not sure if the stain left on the name by Yoko Ono still exists outside of the old and the geeky, but I can't get over it. I guess it's pretty as a name, though.Yoko Aoi
Yoko Kaori
Yoko Sakura
Yoko TsubasaYoko Yael
Yoko Yarona

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- zizi (zaki95)
10/9/2012, 12:12 PM
She kinda puts me off to it too...But if I was given the choice between Yoko and Heather Mills, I'd pick Yoko.Still, that's a whole other topic.

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- Moirrey
10/9/2012, 9:45 AM
Geeky? Definitely, but I wouldn't say I'm particularly old, as in John Lennon died more than 10 years before I was born and Yoko Ono is my prevailing association with Yoko. I don't think Yoko really works if you aren't Japanese, it doesn't cross-over well and it has one major association for most people (I don't see the Beatles going away anytime soon). I think I remember being told Yoko is fairly dated in Japan.
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- lakin5   +1
10/9/2012, 7:13 AM
Well, since I'm one of the youngings here, I don't have any assioction with the name! I found the name while looking through a name book, and I thought it was pretty and interesting!
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- Ludwig (blaaarg)
10/9/2012, 7:50 AM
WOW WHAT??? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxk0vsONJO0
Watch!There's another version of this song that's better, a little lighter... but that video helps with understanding some
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlfeyeMFiYAA lot of people don't like Yoko but I prefer to take John's interpretation of her as an abstract representation of an object of absolute devotion

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