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Thoughts on Sistine? Is it too "place-y" ?
Fun fact: Sylvester Stallone's daughter is named Sistine.
Fun fact: Sylvester Stallone's daughter is named Sistine.
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I have had this on my GP list for YEARS!
I really like the name itself. I don't think I would use it due to it being so place-y but I have a special love for it.
I really like the name itself. I don't think I would use it due to it being so place-y but I have a special love for it.
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Apparently it's popular among Filipinos, which makes sense since they're pretty Catholic.
I think I had a classmate by that name (well I think we only shared P.E.), and I thought it was interesting back then. Now it does sound a bit 'wordy' and doesn't roll off the tongue easily.
I think I had a classmate by that name (well I think we only shared P.E.), and I thought it was interesting back then. Now it does sound a bit 'wordy' and doesn't roll off the tongue easily.
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Way too place-y. I think of the Chapel (which is nice by the way, visit if you get a chance) and nothing else.
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I think it’s very pretty, although I’d be worried the girl would be called a sissy.
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It sounds like the daughter of a billionaire who calls himself a devout Catholic but has never attempted to read more of the Bible than is required to pass high school, but I actually like it a bit. It is too "place-y", but I think that's the point with names like Sistine and Sicily - and one can't help but admit the Sistine chapel is stunning. I think it'd make a great name for a character.
This message was edited 11/2/2019, 11:39 AM
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Definitely. Would also lend itself to jokes about the other fifteen.
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