[Opinions] Re: Anthony, Lachlan & Fletcher
in reply to a message by Natla'd
Anthony: I like it, but I don't think I'd use it, since it was very popular here for boys born in the 80s! I pronunce it ANN-thuh-nee, and I like the ideas of Tony, Anton, and Ant as nicknames.
Lachlan: I know a kid named Loklan--how ugly is that? Lachlan is far better, but it seems too up-and-coming for my tastes. I like Lockie, Lock, and Lanny / Lenny as nicknames, but it doesn't really need one.
Fletcher: Completely a surname for me. In fact, it's the last name of some friends of mine, so they're who I see when I hear the name. It works, of course, but the fact that I know a Fletcher family means I wouldn't use it myself. (Plus, it sounds very soap opera to me.) Fletch and Larry come to mind as nicknames. ;)
Fletcher Anthony would be my pick for a combo--mostly because Fletcher nn Larry appeals a lot to me! :P The combo of the plumber-guy nickname with the romance novel full name really makes me smile.
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Lachlan: I know a kid named Loklan--how ugly is that? Lachlan is far better, but it seems too up-and-coming for my tastes. I like Lockie, Lock, and Lanny / Lenny as nicknames, but it doesn't really need one.
Fletcher: Completely a surname for me. In fact, it's the last name of some friends of mine, so they're who I see when I hear the name. It works, of course, but the fact that I know a Fletcher family means I wouldn't use it myself. (Plus, it sounds very soap opera to me.) Fletch and Larry come to mind as nicknames. ;)
Fletcher Anthony would be my pick for a combo--mostly because Fletcher nn Larry appeals a lot to me! :P The combo of the plumber-guy nickname with the romance novel full name really makes me smile.
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You've thrown the worst fear that can ever be hurled: fear to bring children into the world. For threatening my baby, unborn and unnamed, you ain't worth the blood that runs in your veins.
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I'd like to leave the world as a better place.