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The name Arlo

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Offline PEACELOVEANDARLO
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PostPosted: Wed Mar 08, 2006 2:39 pm
  
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they didn't know if I'd go for a name as awkward as that


Well they could of named you Sue?



I've heard of "My Girl Bill" or "A Boy Named Sue?":lol: .....or "Walking My Cat Named Dog?".....The way the world is today it is hard to tell apart human and animal digits :shock:
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mrs.hi-c
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PostPosted: Wed Mar 08, 2006 8:13 pm
  
I dunno if I like Davy as well as Arlo...

A friend of mine had her first kid a while back--she named him Milo. The "o" suffix names seem to be getting popular ;)
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Offline Cheryl Harrell
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The Davy reminds me of Davy Jones of Monkees. & Foirtunately I am a big Monkees fan... :)
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Offline BobbiB
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PostPosted: Sat Mar 11, 2006 12:00 am
  
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Thanks so much LongTimeArloFan. It was great to read Arlo's explanation of how his unusual name came about- cool story!
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Offline louise
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Hey BobbieB did you see the article in the Sunday Mail, a few weeks back, about kids with unusual names? One kid was named Arlo "after the 70's rock star Arlo Guthrie." And all this time I thought he was a folkslinger???? :wink:
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Offline LongTimeArloFan
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Back in the sixties and seventies, I don't recall that there was much of a distinction between rock music and folk music as there is now. Not that I can really recall much about those days...
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Offline BobbiB
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Yeah Louise, had a chuckle about that myself. There have certainly been some interesting names for kids not only in the 60's, but even up to now. We had a cat called Arlo once, but didn't name our kids after any of our singing legends.
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Group W. Bench
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PostPosted: Sun Mar 12, 2006 12:20 pm
  
well I know of a guy named Arlo and I know of two guys named Bush, and I know that the guy named Arlo ain't no Bush
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