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Fletcher? |
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Reminds me of a dog, for some reason .
.No, don't like it at all, I'm afraid.
reminds me of "Fletch" in Footballers Wives, I'm afraid.
Hmm where did that random 'the' come from in that sentence.
I wouldn't use it. I'm not pregnant or planning to have more.
Just wondering what the other people thought of it.
Just wondering what the other people thought of it.
Sounds like a surname.
Dirty girl.
Makes me think Felcher here as well 
Sorry
SorryI prefer Norman Stanley!
Bad. In a "it's a surname durrrr" kind of way.
Not good, sorry.
So very very very bad.
well I like it!
Just makes me automatically think: 'felcher'.
Bad. Unfortuntely I know a Fletch(er). He is a moron. Referred to either as Wretch or Letch.
Sorry, but the only Fletcher I have know (and that was his surname) was known as Feltcher. 
Not a typo or nickname I would want associated with my child.
Not a typo or nickname I would want associated with my child.
Would be good if not for Norman Stanley.
Bad. Next?
The only Fletcher that I know is a dog
Norman stanley here too, I'm afraid.
I agree with choufleur. to me Fletcher is always preceded by Norman Stanley.
I like surnames as first names - but you do have to think of nick-names that children will get.
Having said that my son's name is a terrible american surname/nickname combo so go for it!
Having said that my son's name is a terrible american surname/nickname combo so go for it!
bog standard even!!
Depends if you like surnames as first names. Same vein as Harrison, Jackson, Cooper etc to me. Sounds American.
was one of dh's favourite when I was expecting dc1 (and I was swaying towards it!) dc1 turned out to be dd1 and she has a big standard common name now 
It has the word letch in it.
Bad in a ronnie barker in prison kinda way maybe
Bad in what way?
i couldn't help thinking immediately ronnie barker in porridge
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