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Woody

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FlyingSpud · 17/01/2015 19:21

For a boy (duh). Do you like it?

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hellokitty123 · 19/01/2015 13:57

As in a woody in your trousers Shock? No!

fattymcfatfat · 19/01/2015 09:50

Thank you. Bumble is a terror though!

FlyingSpud · 19/01/2015 07:08

Bumble is a very cute name.

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fattymcfatfat · 18/01/2015 22:48

As a nickname it works. I call my daughter bumble. But her real name is bernadette. I do use her real name aswell and she knows she is berdette as she calls herself (shes only one) but bumble is easier for the babies that I know to say. so I use both shes usually bernadette when she is in trouble for pulling the dvds out and throwing them everywhere!

carbolicsoaprocked · 18/01/2015 22:38

Could be short for Elwood. James Stewart played an amzing character called Elwood in Harvey, I think I love it just because of that Grin

Viviennemary · 18/01/2015 21:57

It sounds ridiculous. Sorry.

FlyingSpud · 18/01/2015 21:55

Buzz? Buzz, anyone? Grin

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RabbitSaysWoof · 18/01/2015 20:35

I love it, but then my ds has a nn type name which mners hate.
You can't please everyone.

Willabywallaby · 18/01/2015 20:27

Why it the cowboy called Woody if it's got such awful meanings over there?

FlyingSpud · 18/01/2015 18:36

Tea the sibling possibilities are endless...

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CurlyRedHairfor2015ok · 18/01/2015 18:15

Ok, sorry for driving the point home in a limousine!

TeaAndALemonTart · 18/01/2015 12:20

Maybe Woody could have a sister called Fanny?

Fullpleatherjacket · 18/01/2015 12:17

It's a 'no' from me partly because it's one of those cutesie names that gets outgrown very quickly but mainly for the erection connection (loving that phrase Grin).

I never could imagine what Zoe and Norm were thinking of Hmm

FlyingSpud · 18/01/2015 11:37

Rich = NO

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FlyingSpud · 18/01/2015 11:36

Thank you red we have already established, discussed and laughed at the ERECTION CONNECTION Grin

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RedandCurlyHair · 18/01/2015 09:38

teaandlemonTart on the other hand, I think Will and Rich are fine!

I admit the two together is a little two fingers in the face of your concerns general public! but individually i find both fine.

Woody though. No.

RedandCurlyHair · 18/01/2015 09:35

no no, it's another word for a boner in america.

back to the drawing board seriously

Only1scoop · 18/01/2015 09:33

I like it

SquirrelledAway · 18/01/2015 09:32

Reminds me of Woody from the Bay City Rollers - big hair and tartan flares.

FlyingSpud · 18/01/2015 06:48

Blue I know a lot of people who share that opinion. It's not something I'm overly fussed about, but I get why people think that way.

One very good friend of mine caused a big family rift by giving her DS a 'nickname' for a name.

Woody definitely off the list now. I can't imagine a CEO or high court judge being called Woody Grin

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squoosh · 17/01/2015 22:00

I prefer Stiffy. It's more of a classic than Woody.

BlueBrightBlue · 17/01/2015 21:55

I personally dislike, Milly, Sunny ,Lotttie, Archie, Evie, etc, ok as nicknames.
Just my personal take on names.

BlueBrightBlue · 17/01/2015 21:51

Google" free BDM," there are a lot of unusual names uses in the 1800's, we are rather conservative by their standards.

ShadowSpiral · 17/01/2015 20:56

No. It's like a cartoon name. Or the nice but dim bartender from Cheers.

Incidentally, I used to work with a Richard who insisted on being called Dick. He wouldn't answer to anything else, although he had to put up with Richard on his e-mail address because that was his official name. Every time I had to speak to him, i would just be thinking "Why Dick? What's wrong with Richard?" Confused

FlyingSpud · 17/01/2015 20:50

ENOUGH WITH THE COCK REFERENCES!

Timberland Grin

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