Is G a hard consonant? I guess it is. Seems more like gutteral middle ground.

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Mar 23, 2017
9:36:33am

LeftOfNormal All-American

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POLL: Which?

LeftOfNormal

3/23/17 8:56am

Vanessa

BigD Coug

3/23/17 9:02am

Yeah, no.

LeftOfNormal

3/23/17 9:03am

I like both. Depends on your last name.

Kilgore Trout

3/23/17 9:03am

Two syllable, begins with hard consonant, ends in r sound.

LeftOfNormal

3/23/17 9:06am

Wouldn't be alliterative.

LeftOfNormal

3/23/17 9:06am

Then go with the longer name and let her shorten it if she wants.

Kilgore Trout

3/23/17 9:08am

What??? Let my children CHOOSE things they like and dislike???

LeftOfNormal

3/23/17 9:09am

I hate to break it to you...

Kilgore Trout

3/23/17 9:10am

Tessa Gardner. Tess Gardner. I like Tess better if your last name is Gardner.

SuperTank

3/23/17 9:29am

Is G a hard consonant? I guess it is. Seems more like gutteral middle ground.

LeftOfNormal

3/23/17 9:36am

I had a serious crush on Natasha Kinski after the movie Tess.

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