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[Opinions] Re: WDYT of Fresia?
It's "freesia" in English, I believe. So while Fresia sounds nice, and the look is all right, I'm afraid it just looks misspelled to me; I'm used to there being two E's.I don't think it's too far out to use, but my opinion on this matter should be taken with a grain of salt. ;) I'm the one whose favourite names are Evening and Morpheus, after all.Array


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And camp in the street.A revolution without dancing is a revolution not worth having.
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WDYT of Fresia?  ·  lezzie  ·  11/27/2006, 2:01 PM
Re: WDYT of Fresia?  ·  brydz  ·  11/28/2006, 11:03 PM
It's Freesia in English (m)  ·  Chrisell  ·  11/27/2006, 6:05 PM
Re: WDYT of Fresia?  ·  Bear  ·  11/27/2006, 4:31 PM
Re: WDYT of Fresia?  ·  Isla  ·  11/27/2006, 2:38 PM
Re: WDYT of Fresia?  ·  Tuesday  ·  11/27/2006, 2:11 PM
Re: WDYT of Fresia?  ·  Array  ·  11/27/2006, 2:11 PM