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79.1 | Bria | GIGI::TRACY | | Fri Feb 06 1987 09:33 | 2 |
| Well, I know a Bria (pronounced Bree-a), but I don't think it was
an acronym--I'll have to ask her!!
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79.2 | | 5972::SCHLIESMANN | One in a Mill | Tue Feb 10 1987 14:46 | 4 |
| How about BARI?
That's a very nice name.
Barry
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79.3 | Acronum Names | 11367::ROONEY | | Fri Jul 31 1987 10:28 | 8 |
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This is my first attempt at this, so be patient...
My brother once dated a girl from Vermont and her name
was Charlda (pronounced Sharlda). It was a combination
of her two grandfathers' names...Charles and David. I
think it's nice!
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79.4 | Truth is stranger | BOOKLT::HALVORSON | Jane Halvorson | Thu Aug 27 1987 13:58 | 4 |
| A friend of my sister's was named Werdna: his grandfather was Andrew!
(Named his own son Andrew Christian Eure, and calls him Ace.)
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79.5 | places names!! | HBO::CARIGNAN | | Thu Oct 15 1987 14:34 | 12 |
| Richard
I like the technique and thought you would like to know my own
I take places of the world in which I have been and loved
and sometimes with slight variations use them for names
Examples: Chynna China
Capri Capri Island
Austi Austi, Italy
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