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I admire Quaid for pushing the envelope on surname names a bit. I remember, back in the 90s when these names were just taking off in the mainstream naming world, I imagined a future where people would get an appreciation for ever more unusual surnames and first names, like Yasinski and Tezuka and, sure, Quaid. I was so hopeful!

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Carter is very boring to me, no different than Parker or Harper. It feels very "mean rich kid from a Disney show made in 1998" so I guess that must mean it's vintage cool?