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Politics : Al Gore vs George Bush: the moderate's perspective -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Hawkmoon who wrote (2231)	10/12/2000 12:11:16 PM
From: cosmicforce	Respond to of 10042

No, I just found it strangely ironic. BTW, Tipper and Frank had more than one go around regarding what is proper and improper in musical content. I'm not sure he would have liked Gore either. It is interesting that you knew his son's and daughter's NAMES isn't it? Isn't that what a name is supposed to do: attach a specific identity to you? Crazy, huh??!! It seemed to work. Names are so faddish anyway. When I named my kid, I looked for a name that wasn't in use too much. Guess what? So did everyone else. So, here she is with a name that a lot of other people share. I goofed in that department. If I'd have named her after my Grandmothers, then she would have been unique. My advice, if you want an unusual name (I had one when I was a kid, it is much more common now ). Having a strange name is a double edge sword: the good AND bad part is that people remember you. Never use names of movie stars (minor or major, nor recently dead) and go back at least 2 generation and pick a popular name of that time.