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Help[Opinions] Palmer
Honestly, this name strikes me as 100% masculine. It's very surnamey but nevertheless I like it.
Thoughts?
Would you rather use this name on a boy or a girl?
What middle names would you use?
What would you name a brother and a sister?
“Dear optimist, pessimist, and realist – while you guys were busy arguing about the glass of wine, I drank it! Sincerely, the opportunist!”
-Lori Greiner
Thoughts?
Would you rather use this name on a boy or a girl?
What middle names would you use?
What would you name a brother and a sister?
“Dear optimist, pessimist, and realist – while you guys were busy arguing about the glass of wine, I drank it! Sincerely, the opportunist!”
-Lori Greiner
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Marginally better for a boy but usable on no one. Ick.
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I don’t know why my mind goes to these places. You’d think I’d grow up at some point. But it sounds like a synonym for a hand job.
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Don't like it
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Agree.
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Chosen deliberately, it reminds me of singer/actress Marianne Faithfull playing a sex worker who chose "Irina Palm" (the movie title) as a pseudonym.
As a real surname, it mainly reminds me of Amanda Palmer.
It reminds me of female musicians but seems gender neutral. It's about as unisex as Chandler or Parker, maybe.
Palmer Hecate
Palmer Delaney
Palmer Billy
Palmer, Wade, and Darla
I don't like it.
As a real surname, it mainly reminds me of Amanda Palmer.
It reminds me of female musicians but seems gender neutral. It's about as unisex as Chandler or Parker, maybe.
Palmer Hecate
Palmer Delaney
Palmer Billy
Palmer, Wade, and Darla
I don't like it.
This message was edited 12/19/2021, 9:19 PM
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I couldn't agree more, it's very much a surname and if used as a given name, it would work better on a boy.
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It immediately reminds me of Sense & Sensibility where Hugh Laurie plays the Mr. (Thomas) Palmer perfectly. Therefore, masculine.
"A grave-looking man . . . with an air of mote fashion and sense than his wife," Mr. Palmer acts in a consistently rude and boorish manner, probably to give himself importance. He complains because Sir John has no billiard room, declares his mother-in-law to be ill-bred, and continually insults or ignores his wife."
Palmer George
Palmer Ferdinand
Palmer Oscar
Palmer & Weston
Palmer & Colin
Palmer & Elliot
Palmer & Catherine
Palmer & Selena
Palmer & Wilhelmina
"A grave-looking man . . . with an air of mote fashion and sense than his wife," Mr. Palmer acts in a consistently rude and boorish manner, probably to give himself importance. He complains because Sir John has no billiard room, declares his mother-in-law to be ill-bred, and continually insults or ignores his wife."
Palmer George
Palmer Ferdinand
Palmer Oscar
Palmer & Weston
Palmer & Colin
Palmer & Elliot
Palmer & Catherine
Palmer & Selena
Palmer & Wilhelmina
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