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I love Cheyanne but spelt Cheyenne.

I'm also not a fan of this sibset.

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Ainsley is alright, but it isn't my favorite by a long shot. I could see a cute little girl named Ainsley though that could change that opinion.

I've known one little girl named Ainslie, and the male chef Ainsley Harriott. I rather like Ainsley for both sexes, though it is fairly trendy.

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I think Dallas and Cheyanne are OK as a twinset. I'd *much* prefer the spelling Cheyenne. I have a bit of a weakness for the cowboy style.

Sorry, but I don't like any of them. All of them (except Paul) sound so 'I'm a low class American trying so hard to give my child a cre8atyve name (that only half her class will have), BUT she/he will be specil(every child is special. And as a teacher I prefer my pupils to have names that I know how to pronounce and spell (and to be able to teach them how to sign their own name). Ok, rant over (it's my pet peeve).

I like Paul, the rest of the names are too trendy for my taste.

I used to know an Ainslie (this spelling), a man now in his 60s. I liked him a lot, so I love the name.

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The twin names are nms at all.

That's really weird. My cousin is Dallas Paul and he was going to be Brittany Cheyenne if he was a girl.

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I don't really like any of the names you listed though.

I don't mind Dallas all that much, but I really dislike Cheyenne. The whole western-style name trend is very dated, imo.

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Ainsley is nms. It's so nasal, I just don't enjoy the sound of it.

I love Cheyenne for a boy.

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Dallas is alright, I prefer it on a girl

Dallas is a GP of mine but I'm not wild about Cheyenne as it's the name of a people and has an unflattering meaning.

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Re: Ainsley, I want to like it but don't. The 'ain' sound reminds me of anus, sorry. :-(

This message was edited 11/7/2007, 4:28 PM

I've liked Ainsley since I heard it on the show "West Wing" but I think part of the reason is because I like the character.

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The twin names are nms.

I like the name Ainsley.

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As for Dallas, it reminds me of Texas too much.

Ainsley is so tryndee and it has a whiny quality to it.

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Is your sister a bit obsessed with Western style names? I don't really mind Dallas, but Cheyanne is gross. If you're going to use the name of the town/tribe, at least have the respect to spell it right.

I tend to havev a soft spot for Scottish names, but Ainsley is not one of them. It sounds pretty, but the look of it turns me off.

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Dallas and Cheyanne (prefer Cheyenne) are okay, but too themey for me.