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Help[Opinions] Re: Camber?
in reply to a message by **Hiddlestoner_26**
Did you happen to google it before you submitted it?
According to Wikipedia, it refers to a variety of curvatures, including the angle made by a vehicle's wheels.
So no, this is not really a name and is not a good candidate to be used as one.
You're entitled to your own opinions. You're not entitled to your own facts. -- Daniel Patrick Moynihan
According to Wikipedia, it refers to a variety of curvatures, including the angle made by a vehicle's wheels.
So no, this is not really a name and is not a good candidate to be used as one.
You're entitled to your own opinions. You're not entitled to your own facts. -- Daniel Patrick Moynihan
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It's the name of an ancient Welsh king, so yes it is a name. This isn't a name I'd actually use for a child, it's a Gp name. And this isn't a baby name site.
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Well, it's the name that Geoffrey of Monmouth gave to what was most likely a fictional character.
It doesn't really sound like a name to me and reminds me a bit of Camembert. It's a fine guilty pleasure.
It doesn't really sound like a name to me and reminds me a bit of Camembert. It's a fine guilty pleasure.
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Well, it's the name that Geoffrey of Monmouth gave to what was most likely a fictional character.
It doesn't really sound like a name to me and reminds me a bit of Camembert. It's a fine guilty pleasure.
It doesn't really sound like a name to me and reminds me a bit of Camembert. It's a fine guilty pleasure.
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