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Phyllis and Phyllida

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jessaminej · 22/08/2008 23:23

Wanted to gauge opinions I may also receive in the real world.
be nice

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jellybrains · 22/08/2008 23:47

Really sorry but Phyllida will definately be shortened to to the STD when in the teen years and knew a lovely old lady called Phyllis but not for a baby. Sorry!

Califrau · 22/08/2008 23:46

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jellybeans · 22/08/2008 23:42

don't like those, remind me of old lady names but Phillippa is nice.

Bronze · 22/08/2008 23:41

Phyllida reminds me of a horsey childrens book. I seem to remember liking the book though

pointydog · 22/08/2008 23:37

I like them not a jot

littlelamb · 22/08/2008 23:31

How about Philomena? Am pretty sure thats not the right spelling though

jessaminej · 22/08/2008 23:29

x posted, okay maybe Phyllida isn't any safer.

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jessaminej · 22/08/2008 23:28

Phyllis is on our baby name list, we're thinking Phillida as a safer alternative.

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littlelamb · 22/08/2008 23:27

A combination of syphillis and chlymydia in fact- 2 for the price of one I will stop now...

vicsta · 22/08/2008 23:26

Think Syphillis (Sp?). Sorry, no to either. Phillipa? Pippa? Like Eirlys, but may be a bit welsh.

Tortington · 22/08/2008 23:26

chlamydia is much prettier

littlelamb · 22/08/2008 23:26

Phyllida sounds like an STD

theinsider · 22/08/2008 23:25

Oh you said be nice

Yes, ok, Phyllis Railway Children - not bad. Abbreviated to Phyl, also ok, if a bit male.

Wouldn't choose it myself but not too bad, I've seen a lot worse on MN.

Califrau · 22/08/2008 23:24

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brimfull · 22/08/2008 23:24

no like

theinsider · 22/08/2008 23:24

Vileda SuperMop