Would you use Penn?

[cecemalone]

For a boy? What do you think of it?

No
Is it not more of a surname?
Makes me think of Sean Penn

No.

Mo bit there are lots of names I wouldn't use abs you probably wouldn't choose the ones I chose for my DC

No

No. The first thing that came to my head was Biro.

No. Is it even a name?

As a teenager he's really not going to appreciate how easily Penn becomes Penis.

Reminds me of Pennsylvania - I think the US state gets shortened to that quite often.

Also very easy to change to Pennis.
Setting your child up for years of dick jokes.

I thought of Penn Badgley so I didn't immediately think it odd/bad, I can see pp's POV though

Penn and Teller?
It's a surname.

Surname or train station. So, no.

I just thought pasta. It's a no from me

Pasta

I quite like it. But when I mentioned it to people they either said it was stupid, or made penis jokes.

On sound - writing pen.
Written down - penne pasta

No, and worse than penne (pasta) pene is penis in spanish.

Not some random language that is spoken by a few people. LIke maybe the world's third most spoken language.

The comedians name is Penn Jillette, so yes its a first name. I'm not that keen I'm afraid tbh, although I'm a huge Penn and Teller fan!

@eandz13

I thought of Penn Badgley so I didn't immediately think it odd/bad, I can see pp's POV though

Same, I thought of Penn Badgley too - I like it

No.

Unless i was American and even then I'd be a bit er....okay, sure? then No

I’d assume Penn was a girl short for Penelope or Penny.

It means 'hill'.

No

Adding to the "no"s. All of the reasons provided above are good ones. For me I think of that entitled prick with his animals although he'll be forgotten by next year. The spanish penis thing wont go away though.

I think of Penn Farthing from Nowzad but his real name is Paul!
I don’t think it’s really a first name.