Talk:Carly Snyder

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Carly is known as "Carly Snyder" as it was stated on ATWT during which Sage Snyder's camp councilor accidentally believed Carly and Holden to be married due to Carly's last name being still listed as "Snyder". She is commonly known as "Carly Tenney Snyder"

She is commonly known as Carly Snyder. TimothyBanks is correct. This article should be titled Carly Snyder, but let's not go the Carly Tenney Snyder route. Flyer22 (talk) 20:46, 7 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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