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#197590 - 06/03/09 03:02 AM
Re: names
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I have a female food photographer named Flash.
She looks and dresses just like Cher. Her child's name? Sonny!
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#198837 - 06/14/09 03:36 AM
Re: Token
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I had a boy called Glitch and a girl called Giga.
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#198865 - 06/14/09 08:25 AM
Re: Token
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Looking through one family tree I see several names that look Italian, at least to my eye. Of course, I may well be completely wrong.
I've had: Marcone, Icona, Feliana, Stephozo, Balino, Lutetia, Logono, and Marcino. That's in just four generations. Wow Arnie, you have had a lot of Italian sounding names. I think the most I've had was Stephino. I had an Icona, but I thought it was a female version of Icon. hehe I usually get the computer / techy or just plain weird ones (Boo, Pepper, etc.) It's amazing the variety and depth of imagination they put into our little entertainment. 
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#198868 - 06/14/09 08:38 AM
Re: Token
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Registered: 06/09/09
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One of my favorites was Bonzo. I just got a Rubella, and she looks kind of like a little VF version of me; same hair color & style!
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#198870 - 06/14/09 09:04 AM
Re: Token
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I have a decidely Italian sounding family too!
Father - Gepino (makes me crack up when he's in the workshop as it sounds like Gepetto!)
Mother - Zappa (shes anything but.. lazy mare)
Daughter - Trishella
(Adoptive) Daughter - Carette
Son - Token (too cute.. he's the spitting double of his dad and always plays in the workshop!)
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#198887 - 06/14/09 02:24 PM
Re: Token
[Re: *Moonlyght*]
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I had a boy called Glitch and a girl called Giga. My peep who just passed away was called Giga, I really liked that name.
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#198924 - 06/14/09 07:31 PM
Re: Token
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I had a family that I decided would be hillbillies. I didn't have to do a thing to the kids' names. The game did it for me: Bit, Bug and Freckles!
However, when they adopted a boy, I had change his name to Mutt. You know...because he was a ragamuffin off the street with unknown origins.
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#198937 - 06/14/09 08:19 PM
Re: Token
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Registered: 05/14/09
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I had a boy called Glitch and a girl called Giga. My peep who just passed away was called Giga, I really liked that name. Oh, forgot to mention! Glitch turned out to be a programmer!!! Let's just hope we don't get one of his programs... *laughs*
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#198938 - 06/14/09 08:21 PM
Re: Token
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I have a decidely Italian sounding family too!
Father - Gepino (makes me crack up when he's in the workshop as it sounds like Gepetto!)
Mother - Zappa (shes anything but.. lazy mare)
Daughter - Trishella
(Adoptive) Daughter - Carette
Son - Token (too cute.. he's the spitting double of his dad and always plays in the workshop!) Oh! I had a Trishella on my past generation! Now I have a beautiful boy called Piccolo! I have this hint he is going to inherit the house...  
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