Darryl

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be nice please what do you think of

Darryl timothy?

timothy is dhs name so want to keep that.

'Tis a lovely name

I'm assuming we're not talking 'bout chickens?

reminds me of Birds of a Feather "My Darryl"

God, all that teenage time wasted reading Aldous Huxley and Zola when I could have been finding out about..other...stuff!

Don't like Darryl - mainly because of a Daryl at primary school (Daryl the barrel... always at the bottom of a bundle).

Sorry I don't like it. I think Darryl needs a stronger and more masculine name to go with it. Timothy is far too weak, so in my opinion it makes the name unbalanced.

OMG - Forever was so rude. My copy was hidden under my bed.

I'm sorry...I really really hate it. Had a Darryl in my primary school class (teacher's pet + total wet soppy girly girl) and a Daryl in my secondary (wet + annoying boy), which probably didn't help.

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Remember it?

God I cocked that up didn't I

yes

and yes

I like Timothy. Sorry-but you did ask-hate Darryl.

My step sister has a Darryl, he is ALWAYS called Daz by each and every friend and teacher he has, only family call him Darryl. Do you really want a DAZ

would end up as daz.

am not keen

collision -my ds2 cant say ds1 name so calls him daz(its nothing like daz).i hope no one thinks its his real name.he cant say dd's name either.so we have doll and daz

Don't like Darryl either sorry, but can't object to Timothy as it's my dh's name too.

Darryl - no.

No

It's one of those names like Ashleigh - very girly for a bloke

I quite like Darryl.

A relative has this name, and it's never been shortened to Daz (well as far as I know).

lol - and my nephew is an Ashley, pointydog.

Not girly at all, even though it is a unisex name. Guess it depends on associations.

don't like darryl, esp with 2 r's! daryl if you must but not rr!
makes me think darryl hall and & john oates and dodgy 80's quiffs.

rebel . I'm sure men called aSHLEY can be manly. It's just the name. Do you live in central-ish England? For some reason, that's where I see Darryls and Ashleys living.

Funnily enough pointy...yes I do.

Just made me smile, as I do know a female Ashley (bit younger than nephew) and it seems a bit out of kilter, probably because my nephew is a couple of years older iykwim.