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I preer Drisden and for a girlie

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"a boy's best friend is his mother" - Norman Bates in Psycho

To be honest, I can't see what's good about it. Maybe because I'm German :-)
But I don't like place names anyway, so that makes be even more biased.
The German pron. is DRES-den btw.

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As someone who lived in Germany (independently, e.g. not affiliated with military) I never could. Bombing doesn't cover it. It was nearly blown off the planet. 80% destroyed and tens of thousands of civilans died. Obviously it is a vibrant city today, but things like the famous cathedral (Frauenkirche) only reopened last year! I defend the rights of parents to name children what they wish and objectively even like the sound of the word, but this one has a bit too much recent historical importance for me to feel easy about. This is still in some people's living memory. I would say it's at best ill-advised, at worst blatantly disrespectful.

I'd never name anyone Dresden because all I could think of is the bombing of the city during World War two. So I don't think it's a great name.

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It's ok, but not something that I would use. It sounds kind of strange to me (like salad dressing or something).

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Dresden James
Dresden Joseph
Dresden Maxwell
Dresden Alexander
Dresden Isaac
Dresden Elliot / Elliott
Dresden Oliver
Dresden Charles
Dresden Elias
Dresden Eli
Dresden Michael
Dresden Matthew
Dresden Jacob

Awful is my opinion, but since I got yelled at last time I said my piece, I'll leave it at that.

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I think it's absolutely awful.

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Array (has read Slaughterhouse-5 lately, why do you ask? lol)

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O come, Grateful Deadheads,
And camp in the street.

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