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I like it. It is simple and sweet, and it is the name of one of my favorite songs, "Alice" by Cocteau Twins.
It's so blah. I picture this old-before-her-time, hard-looking Wal-mart cashier who's been standing at the same register for the past seventeen years and who does her job only well enough not to get fired but not well enough to ever be promoted. Or else I picture a smart-alecky, know-it-all teenage literary snob.
I like Allison and Alicia much better.
I like Allison and Alicia much better.
I love Alice. It's one of my favorites. :)
I don't care for it. It sounds frumpy and I don't like Alice in Wonderland anyway.
I don't love it, but I don't dislike it either. I find it sweet, classy and underused. (in my area).
:)
:)
I love it, aswell as Adelaide/Adelheid.
It's short and sharp but at the same time gentle.
But it's been on the top 10 here in Sweden for a while.
In my class there is three Alice!!! ('94)
So: Beautiful but over-used.
It's short and sharp but at the same time gentle.
But it's been on the top 10 here in Sweden for a while.
In my class there is three Alice!!! ('94)
So: Beautiful but over-used.
This message was edited 5/25/2012, 2:05 PM