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[Opinions] neither (m)

by Murasaki (lady murasaki)

11/28/2008, 6:30 AM

in reply to a message by Tammy

Jericho is a worn-torn city and Jagger isn't a name at all for me, just a surname, as in Mick Jagger.

Some J names for boys:
Julian
Julius
Jared
Jesse

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- TheDreadedSockMonkey +1

11/28/2008, 9:42 AM

I agree.

I've noticed Jagger has become a trend with young mothers now, all because of Mick Jagger. If they want to honor him, why not name the kid Mick/Mickey? Jagger is so unattractive and clunky.

I'll add Joseph, James, Jonathan, Jonah, Jonas, and Jude to Muraskai's list.

- Rachel Shay (Evil)

11/28/2008, 10:31 AM

I don't think they're honoring Mick Jagger...

I think it's because several celebs have used Jagger. Lindsay Davenport has Jagger Jonathan, Brett Scallions [from the band Fuel] has a son name Jagger Song, and Soleil Moon Frye has a daughter named Jagger Joseph Blue.

I think it's more a celeb-influence name than a "omg i love mick jagger" name. Though I'm sure a few people used it because they wanted to honor Mick.

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