Wallace?

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SandraClegane · 29/06/2013 22:01

What are your thoughts? Is Wallace too "and Gromit"; Wally too "Wall-E"? Too 'old man' still or back to being fresh and retro?
I've come to quite like the name but I'm a bit on the fence if it's ready for a comeback yet!

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Alisvolatpropiis · 30/06/2013 13:06

And Gromit?

No. Just no.

MorphandChas · 30/06/2013 10:24

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saintmerryweather · 30/06/2013 07:55

why would you do that to a child? sorry op, definitely not!

meditrina · 30/06/2013 07:52

... and Gromit.

I don't think it's ready for a revival.

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SandraClegane · 30/06/2013 07:29

So it really seems to divide opinions! Two likes, two 'no's...
I'm not in Scotland btw - far from it, South East/home counties; and no Scottish connections or background whatsoever. Would it be more acceptable as a Scottish name? (As in, used by someone who's Scottish).

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MustafaCake · 29/06/2013 23:40

No, it's an old man name too far I'm afraid.

MorphandChas · 29/06/2013 23:39

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