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Bedwyn
Lacock
Shrewsbury
...these are my favorite.
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Doesn't Bedwyn sound like an awesome name for someone? You could call them "Bed" for short.
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Merkin-Upon-Taint
Crotchfield Green
Greatsnatch
Lower Asshat
Upper Eschalon
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[www.s-gabriel.org]
Drax: could be the name of the next Jolie-Pitt
Cockermouth: pretty self-explanatory
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I always favored long grand names like Anastasia or Alexandra, Russian Empress names...
So I named my daughter Maia.
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LEMON JELLO and ORANGE JELLO.
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Also, a boy named Sue.
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Too bad...
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There were 7 Sarahs, a Sarah Jane and a Sara in my my class and I didn't care to be initialled any longer, so I thought changing my name made perfect sense. My parents thought they were humouring me.
23 years later, I have almost forgotten I was ever Sarah...I love my 'new' name so much.
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I was just a pretentious brat aged 7. Strangely I despise my middle name in full, but love the shortened version...which is what my mum wanted to call me (unknown to me!) but it wasn't acceptable to use shortened names as real names in 1970s Ireland. I'm surprised they didn't call me Serendipity in the end...
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