What comes to mind when you hear the following names?

Question

Georgia

Augustina

Natalia

Finn

Emory

Answer 1

Georgia - Southern high society. Out of touch with reality because she is too immersed in her high society life style to realize that most people don't live that way. College educated but doesn't have to work. Spends her time doing charity events - but not because she really cares about the less fortunate. It is just the high society thing to do.

Augustina - Wealthy, snobby, marries rich, did not go to college and doesn't work. Rides through life on her wealthy father's and wealthy husband's coat tails. Not good enough to be included in high society, but would not be caught dead hanging out with anyone of lower social standing than her.

Natalia - Ivy league educated, anti-sexual. Would have a heart attack if a man dared to touch her. Stuck up. Thinks she is too good for anyone else. Major in business law.

Finn - Ivy league jock, fraternity party boy, Lacrosse team star player. Doesn't take life seriously enough.

Emory - Computer geek majoring in engineering or physics or something like that. Takes life too seriously.

Answer 2

Georgia--"Georgia on My suggestions", "long previous with the Wind", Jimmy Carter, Martin Luther King Augustina--Victorian-era female born for the time of the month of August Natalia--version of the call Natalie Finn--Huckleberry Finn, Micky Finn Emory--a private college in Georgia

Answer 3

Georgia--"Georgia on My Mind", "Gone with the Wind", Jimmy Carter, Martin Luther King

Augustina--Victorian-era woman born during the month of August

Natalia--Variation of the name Natalie

Finn--Huckleberry Finn, Micky Finn

Emory--a private university in Georgia

Answer 4

Georgia - a girl from Georgia

Augustina - a girl born in August

Natalia - the girl from Hostel

Finn - The talking Irish goldfish cracker

Emory - the emery stone

Answer 5

You know, people's impression of names is usually based on someone they knew that had a particular name or movies that presented someone with a particular name.

There are no high class names or low class names. Actually if you are going to name your child, whatever it is, people who know him/ her will frequently associate their opinion about that name by the type of person he/ she is.

Actually, having billed and collected Medicaid claims for many years for a hospital the only names that are outright ridiculous are those that the mother is trying too hard to come up with something that to them sounds swanky, exotic or high class.

Someone was asking about the name Chloe the other day. It is fine with me. However, if anyone knew a Chloe that was mobidly obese, wore shorts and tanktops everywhere she went, smacked her chewing gum, and frequently had a cigararette drooling out of the corner of her mouth, they might have a bad impression of the name Chloe.

Name your child what you wish to name her/him and raise her/him to be a credit for the name.

Answer 6

Don't attack me for what I say...


Georgia: Hillbilly, Hick, Not educated

Augustina: Mysterious, Curious

Natalia: Elegant, Wealthy

Finn: Wacky, Funny

Emory: Foreign, Beautiful

Answer 7

Georgie= Out going
Augustina= shy
natalia=trouble
finn= sporty
emory=?????????

Answer 8

Georgia - farmer...only b/c it's the fem. version of George which is...Greek? for farmer (and it's my name....bring it!)

Augustina - sounds very regal

Natalia - Russian

Finn - Irish

Emory - filing my nails...

Answer 9

georgia.....a state
augustina....a womans name
natalia...italian woman
finn...a five dollar bill
emory...finger nail file

Answer 10

georgia- african american

Augustina: a really ugly girl

Natalia- sexy girl

Finn- the end of a movie

Emory- say what?