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theremin Jul 11, 2003

I like your choices of Brooke (Brooke, especially. I've always loved that name, myself) for a girl, and Bombay and Bailey for boys. You know what, my cousin's newborn son's name is Finn. The olde...

tinserOG 2002

Jul 12, 2003

oooooh, i really like your names....especially sed compo....i love unusual names
-palmetto does remind of olives though...because thats the middle part of a green olive

raeraeFounder

Jul 12, 2003

that's PIMENTO!!

fivezeroOG 2003

Jul 12, 2003

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA, i was wondering what she was talking about! man, SO funnyyy...

malibuOG 2001

Jul 12, 2003

i knew what she meant, but her the way i read her spelling sounded right to me. even though i knew it wasnt.

thereminOG 2002

Jul 13, 2003

Thanks :)

Palmetto is a kind of tree actually. Better known as the "palm tree," for short, that we of course, all know and love. Palmetto... Palm. Yeh, I don't understand how they got "palm" from that either.

katiedidFounder

Jul 14, 2003

it's also a term used in the south to refer to cockroaches.

thereminOG 2002

Jul 14, 2003

Ahh, but that's Palmetto-bug, not Palmetto. :) Someone I know in Maryland said to me too, what!? ..name a kid after a bug!? haha. No silly, it's a tree. Quite a lovely tree, at that. ..yeh?

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