[Opinions] It's also *English* for eggplant.
in reply to a message by lilah
I think it's kind of ridiculous. Maybe in time I'd get used to it since that's been the case with Apple, for example, but I think that's being kind of generous. As of yet I think it's absurd.Why not go for an actual name that sounds similar? There could be Aubertine (via Aubert), Eglantine, or Augustine.
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Aubergine  ·  lilah  ·  8/16/2008, 9:59 PM
Re: Aubergine  ·  raindancing  ·  8/17/2008, 1:37 PM
Re: Aubergine  ·  Rosa  ·  8/17/2008, 1:30 PM
We use aubergine in the UK, not eggplant... (m)  ·  Hannah Ruth  ·  8/17/2008, 10:26 AM
It's also *English* for eggplant.  ·  Eilis  ·  8/17/2008, 8:06 AM
Re: Aubergine  ·  Murasaki  ·  8/17/2008, 8:02 AM
Re: Aubergine  ·  Jennifer  ·  8/17/2008, 7:18 AM
Re: Aubergine  ·  bananarama  ·  8/17/2008, 7:17 AM
Re: Aubergine  ·  jennifer  ·  8/17/2008, 5:54 AM
Re: Aubergine  ·  Sugar  ·  8/17/2008, 3:28 AM
Re: Aubergine  ·  Melania  ·  8/17/2008, 2:24 AM
Re: Aubergine  ·  mirfak  ·  8/17/2008, 12:28 AM
Re: Aubergine  ·  Array  ·  8/16/2008, 11:53 PM
Re: Aubergine  ·  Julia  ·  8/17/2008, 9:34 PM
Re: Aubergine  ·  Sredni Vashtar  ·  8/17/2008, 1:03 AM
Re: Aubergine  ·  Sredni Vashtar  ·  8/16/2008, 11:51 PM
Re: Aubergine  ·  Julia  ·  8/16/2008, 11:33 PM