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There's a character on The IT Crowd named Richmond. I love the character, so it kind of appeals to me... though it's not one I'd consider using myself.

...Virginia.

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Actually, it's not so bad as a name. It's kind of catchy.

I once saw a dedication plaque at a local library with two men (a father and son) named Richmond whose family had contributed to the opening of the facility. I thought they had an amazing style...that is, until I read on and saw that the son's brother was named Khristopher.

This message was edited 7/12/2012, 12:16 PM

It feels very placey to me. I go through Richmond, Va pretty regularly in the car.

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I do know of one Richmond, he went by Rich. He was a real jerk, and the name does seem a bit hoity-toity, but as far as place names go it feels pretty namey actually.

...upon Thames

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It's too placey for me, but it's not that bad - if you had two grandpas called Richard and Raymond, it might be just the job. :D

It is a bit too placey and also surnamey for me.

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My first thought is the place in London, then the brand of sausages, then Noel Fielding's character from IT Crowd.