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Help[Opinions] Lionel & Haywood
What do you think of these two old man names?
What would you think if you met a young brother set with these names? Would you think they were bad?
Thanks. :)
**Starfish and coffee, maple syrup and jam/Butterscotch clouds, a tangerine, and a side order of ham**
What would you think if you met a young brother set with these names? Would you think they were bad?
Thanks. :)
**Starfish and coffee, maple syrup and jam/Butterscotch clouds, a tangerine, and a side order of ham**
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Nice names. They sound like they would be siblings from Southeast US. They also sound like siblings who would be in a movie getting up to no good. I feel like they could own a microbrewery.
This message was edited 8/16/2020, 6:06 PM
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Same here. That's what comes to mind whenever I stumble across Lionel as well.
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I love Haywood because one of the first internet things I ever laughed at as a youth in the cretaceous era was a picture of a newspaper announcement of a normal name changing his name to Haywood Jablowme. "Haywood Jablowme" still pops up in my head fairly frequently and makes me giggle.
Um I actually like both of these pretty well. Lionel is a fine old name, I like all the letters in it. Haywood is just kind of interesting because they are not-unfashionable sounds (maybe wood is?) but you don't really hear them much, I think it would be distinct and nice.
I'd think the parents were quirky and very deliberate in their choices. A very specific kind of hipster - rural-leaning, but possibly overeducated lol.
Um I actually like both of these pretty well. Lionel is a fine old name, I like all the letters in it. Haywood is just kind of interesting because they are not-unfashionable sounds (maybe wood is?) but you don't really hear them much, I think it would be distinct and nice.
I'd think the parents were quirky and very deliberate in their choices. A very specific kind of hipster - rural-leaning, but possibly overeducated lol.
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