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What do you think? Is it weird? How would you picture a guy named Vespasian?
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The issue I have with this name is that in my own language Vespasian means "toilet", as you can see at the end of the wikipedia entry:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vespasian
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vespasian
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LOL. Oh.
That is too bad
Talia: I really dig Vespasian. I used to think it was a bit easy, but I really like the meaning, look, sound, and feel of it. I stick it into a lot of my combos lately.
It's a bit weird but I like weird names so I guess my opinion on that isn't helpful
Ummmm it is hard to picture a guy named Vespasian. And thinking about that: it would be bad on a short, plump, glasses-wearing fellow. Wouldn't it be embarrassing to be ugly and be named something epic like Vespasian?
That is too bad
Talia: I really dig Vespasian. I used to think it was a bit easy, but I really like the meaning, look, sound, and feel of it. I stick it into a lot of my combos lately.
It's a bit weird but I like weird names so I guess my opinion on that isn't helpful
Ummmm it is hard to picture a guy named Vespasian. And thinking about that: it would be bad on a short, plump, glasses-wearing fellow. Wouldn't it be embarrassing to be ugly and be named something epic like Vespasian?
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Oh
I didn't know this, thanks for the info. I've just found out that except Italian vespasienne in French and vespasiana in Spanish both mean ''pay toilet''... :D
I didn't know this, thanks for the info. I've just found out that except Italian vespasienne in French and vespasiana in Spanish both mean ''pay toilet''... :D
This message was edited 6/26/2008, 2:52 PM
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I like it, but I think it works better as a mn.
I also love Vesper (for a girl).
I also love Vesper (for a girl).
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Honestly, it makes me think of a rather timid, mouse-y man. I think this is probably because I once had a mouse named Vespasian and with it being *such* an uncommon name, that's the only reference point my brain has to go to. Hmm.
I think it's interesting, but not as usable as, say, Titus, Gaius, etc.
I think it's interesting, but not as usable as, say, Titus, Gaius, etc.
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It is cool, but it makes me think of the world "thespian" which in turn makes me think of the word "lesbian." Not that the two are related or that I think negatively upon either, because I really don't mind. It's just an odd connection to make.
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I think it's a cool name, but it would be way over the top if used in real life. It makes me think of a vampire.
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Yes, I find it weird. If I'm pronouncing it correctly then it would rhyme with gestation (which isn't very appealing).
This message was edited 6/26/2008, 6:19 AM
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