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What would you think if you met someone named Swynford?
What would you use as a nickname?
What would you use as a nickname?
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I would think it was an odd name.
All I can think of when I read it is “swine”… even though that’s probably not at all how you pronounce it.
I still don’t like it even if it’s pronounce with the short I sound.
I would most definitely use Ford as a nickname.
I know a young boy named Ford, and he has certainly changed my perception of the name…
I still don’t love it, but it’s an enormous improvement on Swynford.
All I can think of when I read it is “swine”… even though that’s probably not at all how you pronounce it.
I still don’t like it even if it’s pronounce with the short I sound.
I would most definitely use Ford as a nickname.
I know a young boy named Ford, and he has certainly changed my perception of the name…
I still don’t love it, but it’s an enormous improvement on Swynford.
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Remove the "ynf" sequence and you got sword. The name itself is not to myself.
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I’d feel so bad for them. Pry call them Ford.
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I'd probably silently question, "What on earth?"
Then I'd probably Google it and assume that the people who named the child had a thing for 14th century royal scandal.
And then I would ask them what they would like to be called and go with that.
Then I'd probably Google it and assume that the people who named the child had a thing for 14th century royal scandal.
And then I would ask them what they would like to be called and go with that.
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I'd expect him to have stepped straight out of a Bertie Wooster short story.
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