Queenie for a girl... too Blackadder?

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Ijustknow · 21/10/2009 20:37

I really like this name. Ever since I saw the film 'This happy breed' about a London family in the 20s, 30s and 40s. My family (one side at least) are old Acton London towners. So I might be able to get away with the 1920s cockney vibe. But worried it won't go with our 'foreign' surname or that it sounds like a 90 year old biddy. Anyone know any Queenies?

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Ijustknow · 21/10/2009 20:41

So Queenie is not going down well? No cool vibe? I don't like Victoria or Elizabeth so it would have to be Queenie or nothing.... back to drawing board. Or maybe I could name a pet that name!

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teameric · 21/10/2009 20:41

I'm cockney but don't even think I could get away with that one, and no I don't know any either.

Biobytes · 21/10/2009 20:41

My old dog was Queenie, she was lovely.

Podrick · 21/10/2009 20:40

It's great!

HellBent · 21/10/2009 20:40

Only one, it is a yorkshire terrier though!
I like tearinghairout's suggestion.

stakethroughtheheartofgold · 21/10/2009 20:39

so elizabeth to update it? quick before she drops dead!

themildmanneredjanitor · 21/10/2009 20:39

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TheHeadlessWombat · 21/10/2009 20:39

It's awful. Don't do it.

tearinghairout · 21/10/2009 20:39

It was a nickname for girls called Victoria. I like it

Ronaldinhio · 21/10/2009 20:39

had a brood mare called Queenie

stakethroughtheheartofgold · 21/10/2009 20:38

i love it as a nickname, isn't it short for something?

ADragonIs4LifeNotJustHalloween · 21/10/2009 20:38

Please don't.

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