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If you were to name your baby, would you go with Scott Eric, or Eric Scott?
Which way sounds better to you?
23 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
"Scott Eric" sounds pretty good, especially when it's pronounced with a specific articulation of which I am particularly fond.
Clearly the majority prefers "Eric Scott." That's not surprising. "Scott Eric" isn't for everyone. I believe only a small minority of people have the intellect, wit, and humor to appreciate, embrace and enjoy "Scott Eric." While the masses will pursue what appears to be the more linguistically pleasing "Eric Scott," they may discover that it's just because they don't have a clue how to use their tongue. Those who choose the road less traveled are likely to discover a much richer overall experience.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
Eric Scott- always liked the name Eric!
- What'd You Say?Lv 61 decade ago
Eric Scott, never heard of the name Eric being used for a last name unless it's like Scott Erickson
- Who am I?Lv 51 decade ago
I think Scott Eric goes better although i would keep Scott and drop Eric but that is my opinion and not yours.
Jack L.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
I personally like Eric Scott better, but 1) because I like the name Eric more in general and 2) because it flows with my surname. Scott Eric doesn't sound as nice, but I guess it depends on what surname they're being paired with :-)
