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Help[Opinions] Alexandrew
This is my uncle's name from the 1940's. He used to be called Sandy as a nn and now goes by Alex. Anyhow, I'd thought I'd post since it's a little different. Opinions?
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Poor Alex and Andrew! They've somehow been born as conjoined twins!
Seriously, though, Alexandrew looks like two perfectly good names smushed together to form a trendy, mildly tacky, ugly-looking (imo) new "name".
I feel the same way about Alexavier, which is somehow actually growing in popularity from what I can tell.
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Seriously, though, Alexandrew looks like two perfectly good names smushed together to form a trendy, mildly tacky, ugly-looking (imo) new "name".
I feel the same way about Alexavier, which is somehow actually growing in popularity from what I can tell.
"Come... you must eat my child." — From an unknown badfic.
Proud adopter of 15 punctuation marks; see my profile for their names.
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Don't like it at all, sorry.
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I like it. It is very creative but not weird.
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It's *almost* legitimate, since the 'ander' part of Alexander and the name Andrew come from the same Greek root word. Still, it looks like two different names superglued together. In general, it's nms.
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