Actually, it's not so uncommon. There are certain first and last names that just like to hang out together in conversation. Example: I once knew a guy named Nick Harmon, and you just sort of HAD to call him "Nick Harmon" when referring to him, or even talking to him -- it was the sound, the rhythm, a little of the personality. I hadn't thought about it before, but "Clark Kent" is like that too.
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Date: 2002-10-16 06:59 pm (UTC)Or it could just be me, weird like that.
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