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What's the most manliest name for a guy?

#1 Post by Shoyru_Lover »

What's the most manliest name for a guy? Alternatively, the most feminine name for a girl?
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Kym, for a girl. 0:)
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#4 Post by Xil »

Bruno! So MANLY!
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#5 Post by Twinkle »

Xil wrote:Bruno! So MANLY!


Oh please. I hear Bruno I either think effeminate gay man or dog.

Manly name, I reckon Jack's a pretty manly name. And before anyone screams "BIAS!", it's still manly, haha.

Feminine name, I say Lilly. *nods*
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#6 Post by Harmonize »

Russel sounds quite manly, or Butch. For a lady, I tend to think jewel names are quite feminine, like Pearl or Diamond. Then again, being named after a flower is quite girly.
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#7 Post by Xil »

Twinkle wrote:
Xil wrote:Bruno! So MANLY!


Oh please. I hear Bruno I either think effeminate gay man or dog.


You're right, on second thought, Bruno isn't so manly.

but Helen sure is. :)
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Xil wrote:
Twinkle wrote:
Xil wrote:Bruno! So MANLY!


Oh please. I hear Bruno I either think effeminate gay man or dog.


You're right, on second thought, Bruno isn't so manly.

but Helen sure is. :)


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#9 Post by Asthaloth »

Harmonize wrote:Russel sounds quite manly, or Butch. For a lady, I tend to think jewel names are quite feminine, like Pearl or Diamond. Then again, being named after a flower is quite girly.


*Knew a Russel, he was seven foot of pacifist*
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Setekh wrote:
Harmonize wrote:Russel sounds quite manly, or Butch. For a lady, I tend to think jewel names are quite feminine, like Pearl or Diamond. Then again, being named after a flower is quite girly.


*Knew a Russel, he was seven foot of pacifist*


Still manly though, right?
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#11 Post by Ginger Harp Seal Pup »

Butch is very manly indeed, like someone else mentioned. Also the names Kevin, Dave and Zack.

Feminine names I'd say were things like Lucy, Chloe and sweet sounding names like Candi and Milly and also flowery names like Lilly, Poppy and Rosie.
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#12 Post by Asthaloth »

Harmonize wrote:
Setekh wrote:
Harmonize wrote:Russel sounds quite manly, or Butch. For a lady, I tend to think jewel names are quite feminine, like Pearl or Diamond. Then again, being named after a flower is quite girly.


*Knew a Russel, he was seven foot of pacifist*


Still manly though, right?


Nah, When I think of Russel I see a rabbit I'm allergic too and a seven foot pacifist.

edit: And I mean seven foot literally.
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Setekh wrote:
Harmonize wrote:
Setekh wrote:
Harmonize wrote:Russel sounds quite manly, or Butch. For a lady, I tend to think jewel names are quite feminine, like Pearl or Diamond. Then again, being named after a flower is quite girly.


*Knew a Russel, he was seven foot of pacifist*


Still manly though, right?


Nah, When I think of Russel I see a rabbit I'm allergic too and a seven foot pacifist.

edit: And I mean seven foot literally.


He's a giant. I like giants :3
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#14 Post by DM was on fire! »

Xil wrote:Bruno! So MANLY!


Beat me to it. D: I was gonna say Bruce, though.
Butch is manly too. It makes me think of Butch Walker. XD

Feminine...Ashleigh. :roflol:
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#15 Post by Inexistence »

Most manly has to be Dirk in my opinion.

No idea for most feminine.
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