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WDYT? I like it, but as is with all 'Weird' Names (Tanqueray, Rhythm, Cashmere, e.t.c) it's not that usable. Any NN's, MN's?
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It's so stagey and "trying desperately to be classy" that it ends up pathetic and embarrassing.
I once knew of a woman with the last name Ferrari whose first name was also a type of car. The whole combo sounded like a joke.
I once knew of a woman with the last name Ferrari whose first name was also a type of car. The whole combo sounded like a joke.
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Sexy cool. Unisex.
I love Tanqueray, Rhythm is odd but I'm not opposed, Cashmere sounds sleek and wealthy.
I love Tanqueray, Rhythm is odd but I'm not opposed, Cashmere sounds sleek and wealthy.
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Too associated with the car. Definitely masculine, though.
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People name their kids this? It's okay, but too associated with the car. NN can be Rari? I have no idea what an MN for this would be. Maybe Lamborghini?
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IT'S A CAR.
I wouldn't want to name a kid after a car. And you can make it even worse by middle naming him Rider/Ryder!
I wouldn't want to name a kid after a car. And you can make it even worse by middle naming him Rider/Ryder!
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Yes, I think the fact that it is well known car overshadows anything else about the name, and the middle names don't help diminish the association.
Yes, I think the fact that it is well known car overshadows anything else about the name, and the middle names don't help diminish the association.
This message was edited 2/3/2021, 10:37 AM
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Idk, it sounds okay to me. I went to school with a Porsche, and I like Mercedes. And I like Bakari and Ferris.
The vibe is like a masculine version of Chanel, maybe, which is nms but sounds pretty.
Ari, if there's a NN.
MNs, uh...
Ferrari Noah
Ferrari Sebastian
Ferrari Dante
Ferrari Benvolio
Ferrari Zev
The vibe is like a masculine version of Chanel, maybe, which is nms but sounds pretty.
Ari, if there's a NN.
MNs, uh...
Ferrari Noah
Ferrari Sebastian
Ferrari Dante
Ferrari Benvolio
Ferrari Zev
This message was edited 2/3/2021, 9:13 AM
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Was "Porsche" spelled that way? Or was it Portia? If it was in fact Porsche, I'm not a fan. Not crazy about Portia either, for that matter. Mercedes feels different to me because the car was named after a person named Mercedes. To be fair, Ferrari was, too. But it was the surname in that case.
This message was edited 2/3/2021, 10:49 AM
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It was Porsche; that spelling was in US top 1000 for a couple years in the late 80s (around when I was born).
It's not my thing, but I didn't hate it, and I don't remember her getting teased relentlessly for it or anything.
...and if I'm basing the decision off of etymology, I like Porsche more than Portia.
It's not my thing, but I didn't hate it, and I don't remember her getting teased relentlessly for it or anything.
...and if I'm basing the decision off of etymology, I like Porsche more than Portia.
This message was edited 2/3/2021, 1:36 PM
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The meaning of Portia is awful.
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It's too weird and too r heavy. NN I guess Ari.
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