[Opinions] Re: Kinzey
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Kinsey, respelled under the influence of Mackenzie.
I wouldn't really mind Kinsey as a name so much, it'd be just another cute trendy K surname-name.
Except, I have a strong association with the name of Alfred Kinsey - and I'm under the impression that a lot of other people ought to recognize that name, too. So I'm a little nauseated to see Kinsey used as a name.
- mirfak
I wouldn't really mind Kinsey as a name so much, it'd be just another cute trendy K surname-name.
Except, I have a strong association with the name of Alfred Kinsey - and I'm under the impression that a lot of other people ought to recognize that name, too. So I'm a little nauseated to see Kinsey used as a name.
- mirfak
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As a given name Kinsey would bring to mind Sue Grafton's detective Kinsey Millhone among mystery fans.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinsey_Millhone
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinsey_Millhone
I was going to mention Kinsey too and I’m a lot younger than you!
I thought of Paul Anka too! but I couldn't recall his first name, nor titles any of his songs (he was a little before my time) so I thought I'd keep my probably-irrelevant comments to myself, lol.
I think Kinsey is still relevant, though.
Maybe not since Kinsey is getting popular as a name? But I think a lot of folks missed the memo about what he actually did.
I think Kinsey is still relevant, though.
Maybe not since Kinsey is getting popular as a name? But I think a lot of folks missed the memo about what he actually did.
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