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Q3 - NAMES, BABY, NAMES

B - Linda Hamilton wound know--- in fact she could chronicle it, I think. After the second movie about machines from the future with Austrian accents, this name rose ffrom about #250 to #50 as a name given to American boy babies. And has stayed there.

G - Napoleon got played by Marlon Brando in a 1954 movie, but this title character was played by Jean Simmons. Her character did better than his, ending as the Queen of Sweden. Her very French name became popular as a girl's name in the US, peaking at #94, some years later.

etaoin22 wrote:I liked this ?.

Q3 - NAMES, BABY, NAMES

B - Linda Hamilton wound know--- in fact she could chronicle it, I think. After the second movie about machines from the future with Austrian accents, this name rose ffrom about #250 to #50 as a name given to American boy babies. And has stayed there.

G - Napoleon got played by Marlon Brando in a 1954 movie, but this title character was played by Jean Simmons. Her character did better than his, ending as the Queen of Sweden. Her very French name became popular as a girl's name in the US, peaking at #94, some years later.

Arnold

Desiree. I read that book about a dozen times when I was a kid.

Kyle

Josephine

SportsFan68 wrote:

etaoin22 wrote:I liked this ?.

Q3 - NAMES, BABY, NAMES

B - Linda Hamilton wound know--- in fact she could chronicle it, I think. After the second movie about machines from the future with Austrian accents, this name rose ffrom about #250 to #50 as a name given to American boy babies. And has stayed there.

G - Napoleon got played by Marlon Brando in a 1954 movie, but this title character was played by Jean Simmons. Her character did better than his, ending as the Queen of Sweden. Her very French name became popular as a girl's name in the US, peaking at #94, some years later.

Arnold

Desiree. I read that book about a dozen times when I was a kid.

And I've read Heidi about 25 times, starting from when I was a little bit younger kid, which does not explain why I can't stand Heidi as a name. I do love that hope and redemption theme.

etaoin22 wrote:I liked this ?.

Q3 - NAMES, BABY, NAMES

B - Linda Hamilton wound know--- in fact she could chronicle it, I think. After the second movie about machines from the future with Austrian accents, this name rose ffrom about #250 to #50 as a name given to American boy babies. And has stayed there.

G - Napoleon got played by Marlon Brando in a 1954 movie, but this title character was played by Jean Simmons. Her character did better than his, ending as the Queen of Sweden. Her very French name became popular as a girl's name in the US, peaking at #94, some years later.

B: Arnold

G: Josephine

Kyle

Christina?

Did I manage to send silvercar to bed as well?

SportsFan68 wrote: And I've read Heidi about 25 times, starting from when I was a little bit younger kid, which does not explain why I can't stand Heidi as a name. I do love that hope and redemption theme.

Grandfather!, Grandfather!...... sniff.

ah, this question will have to resurface somewhere....

B - Connor

G - Desiree


It is quite fascinating to look at the influence of pop kulch on names.

I percieve a tie.

etaoin22 wrote:Did I manage to send silvercar to bed as well?

I'm sorry. I had to go outside to make sure Lizbit wasn't up to no good. (She wasn't, either, but it didn't involve digging holes in the new grass.)

silvercamaro wrote:

etaoin22 wrote:Did I manage to send silvercar to bed as well?

I'm sorry. I had to go outside to make sure Lizbit wasn't up to no good. (She wasn't, either, but it didn't involve digging holes in the new grass.)

I brought 3 cats in during the downpour 25 minutes before game time. Luckily they were ours.

2 went out again in the slight drizzle..

etaoin22 wrote:I liked this ?.

Q3 - NAMES, BABY, NAMES

B - Linda Hamilton wound know--- in fact she could chronicle it, I think. After the second movie about machines from the future with Austrian accents, this name rose ffrom about #250 to #50 as a name given to American boy babies. And has stayed there.

G - Napoleon got played by Marlon Brando in a 1954 movie, but this title character was played by Jean Simmons. Her character did better than his, ending as the Queen of Sweden. Her very French name became popular as a girl's name in the US, peaking at #94, some years later.

Hamilton


Burger

etaoin22 wrote:I liked this ?.

Q3 - NAMES, BABY, NAMES

B - Linda Hamilton wound know--- in fact she could chronicle it, I think. After the second movie about machines from the future with Austrian accents, this name rose ffrom about #250 to #50 as a name given to American boy babies. And has stayed there.

G - Napoleon got played by Marlon Brando in a 1954 movie, but this title character was played by Jean Simmons. Her character did better than his, ending as the Queen of Sweden. Her very French name became popular as a girl's name in the US, peaking at #94, some years later.

I don't even understand the hints

Arnold - maybe?

Josephine

G - Napoleon got played by Marlon Brando in a 1954 movie, but this title character was played by Jean Simmons. Her character did better than his, ending as the Queen of Sweden. Her very French name became popular as a girl's name in the US, peaking at #94, some years later.

I married one of those, it was a long time ago and I was very young.

themanintheseersuckersuit wrote:

G - Napoleon got played by Marlon Brando in a 1954 movie, but this title character was played by Jean Simmons. Her character did better than his, ending as the Queen of Sweden. Her very French name became popular as a girl's name in the US, peaking at #94, some years later.

I married one of those, it was a long time ago and I was very young.

This is information I would have bet against.