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I'm not into it -- partly because of the excessive humbleness of the root 'pot' which Chrisell points out, and partly because old-profession-surname '-er' names make chilly, distant sounding, hypermasculine (beyond butch, to the point of "I am a rock, I am an island") first names to me (Parker, Tanner, Carter, Cooper, Sawyer, Webster, Booker etc). They fail the 'boom boom test,' near the bottom of the curve. Sorry. It could work as a middle name.

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- chazda

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