I would be Lynn Rockland. I don't think it sounds very good though...but if you went with where I lived now it would be Lynn Howard...also not very good. But thats just my opinion...
Marissa
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I need some help with a name
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Hahahaa....Why does "snap-on" tools come to mind?
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Current street? "Victoria Princessview".... Birth home street? "Victoria Edendale" (that one's not too bad...) Kaytee "Simplexities" on
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Hmmm... neither does Victoria Los Angeles... maybe I'd have to use Vicky Ellay.... Kaytee "Simplexities" on
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oh, that's a good one! Exotic, but findable. Sarajane
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birth street--and I do LIKE yours! Great for novels! Sarajane
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Absolutely--it cuts both ways.
So tell yourself something good today, y'all. Sarajane
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Oh the I get to be (ta-da) Mandanna!
Tina
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These are all very good character names!!! Sarajane
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Oh, Sarajane, I don't know. You can call me "Muff" and it takes on an entirely new meaning. (and Scamp, but not quite the same thing)
Becki "In between the moon and you, the angels have a better view of the crumbling difference between wrong and right." -- Counting Crows
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another good 'un! Although, it sounds like a good BAD character! Sarajane
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Sounds like something sold on Archie McPhee.... Kaytee "Simplexities" on
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Sounds like a Gangster. Sarajane
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Oh no! That means I need to name my fictional store "Smelly Dog Arts." I just bought a rubber stamp of Sophie, and she definitely is a smelly dog right now.
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would probably be a success -- people love a mystery or unusual name...
Cheryl of DRAGON BEADS Flameworked beads and glass
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I love that name! You know you'd be the only one.
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LOL I would be 9th Ave Lampwork!
I wonder if Saks could sue me?
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Very English, sounds efficient! Sarajane
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Its a great name. With the stamp, it would be VERY catchy, absolutely everyone would ask and no one would forget. Get a paw print stamp and use it on the fictional bags from your fictional store. Sarajane
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But then you could just take the 5th, and THEN where would they be??? Sarajane
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It would be even better if you had a scratch and sniff under it.
Tina