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Old 05.14.2008, 04:54 AM   #34
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Originally Posted by SpectralJulianIsNotDead
Well in English speaking countries, Julian is more prevalent, but still, it is a very unpopular name in America. Kids used to ask me if my name was a girl's name or call me Jules Verne in elementary school.

But I very rarely run into anyone named Julian or Julien.
my boyfirends name is julian
well john julian but no one actually calls him by his first name
hes english though not amearican

these names are fuckawful though
girl: chloe rose
boy: dylan

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Originally Posted by Kegmama
Yeah. My friend just had her boy and named him Halo!
They call him by his middle name though, which is better.

My daugters name is very unique, I hope it never winds up as a top 10. I have never known anyone with her name. And until recently, my name was very uncommon, which I loved. But, now it seems to be popular. No one spells it like I do though, except some European pet supply company.
http://nymag.com/fashion/models/kkloss/karliekloss/

i know her from my school dayzzzzzzz but shes quite abit younger than i am
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