LetThemEatCake
Thu 18-Jun-09 21:46:37
not counting Mr Magnusson.
1 small boy of Scottish parentage, he is lovely.
none... I know couple of Gus' though
VeraChuckandDave
Thu 18-Jun-09 21:53:51
doh! Hadn't really thought of Gus as being short for Magnus. I know 2 of those, aged 3 and 5.
LetThemEatCake
Thu 18-Jun-09 21:54:24
looking good, looking good ...anyone else? and - are any of you in London?
LetThemEatCake
Thu 18-Jun-09 21:57:38
not keen on Gus ... is that an inevitable abbreviation, do you think?
DidEinsteinsMum
Thu 18-Jun-09 21:59:59
Several. but half my family is from Norway. Personally i love the name. Had never heard it before my cousin called his son it.
Pingpong
Thu 18-Jun-09 22:01:30
I usually think of Gus as short for Angus of which I know quite a few but Magnus I know none personally. Like it though 
LetThemEatCake
Thu 18-Jun-09 22:04:27
yes, I would have thought angus = gus more than Magnus. I reckon Magnus would get abbreviated to Mags, if anything?
None at all. But it's a good name.
FatGirlThin
Thu 18-Jun-09 22:08:44
None (and I'm a teacher so have own dc's school and place of work to compare). Are you naming after the creator of sportacus?! 
mrsbabookaloo
Thu 18-Jun-09 22:08:47
If you're concerned about popularity, have you been to the Bounty site? I would never pick a child's name without checking there first.
It will tell you where it comes on the list of children's names for the previous year and whether it is rising or falling in popularity.
Blu
Thu 18-Jun-09 22:10:04
1 - ds of a mn-er, in London, don't know any in RL.
MrsBadger
Thu 18-Jun-09 22:12:16
3
Not London but university town with high ponce factor