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I like Toby - my Mums beautiful boxer was called Toby. Only problem up here in Scotland it that its aother name for a willy - so couldn't use it.

My immediate reaction is to think of an american, not sure why though. I don't personally like it and think there are nicer names out there for boys

I think of a posh little boy.

I think posh, cream trousers, brown deck shoes, floppy hair, says "yah" a lot.

I think of someone that's a complete drip.

I htink posh too although not a drip

I think it's a great name. A robust sounding boys name which is cute on a little toddler and grows up well too. And pretty unlikely to get shortened too.

I think of the two little boys I know called Toby. Both are completely normal, standard nice little boys. I really like the name. Doesn't strike me as particularly posh, or any of your options. I would probably say it was a classic, perhaps with just the slightest hint of poshness rather than the opposite.

It reminds me of the little jugs my grandma used to have on either end of her mantelpiece. But don't let that bother you...

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wet most definatly...toby. Its a very 'pretty' name if you know what i mean.

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its slang for penis

...lets just say hes square...
there two there four there six etc

actually quite like it

i quite liked the spiderman kid, he was wet for sure, but i bet he would be wild in bed

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i absolutly love the name toby, if i have another ds it would be toby. there was a toby in our school and he waS VERY NICE LOL ONE OF POPULAR KIDS. go for it

never knew about the penis slang!

I like it. I know a very handsome, sexy, and loving Toby.

It's really nice but I prefer Tobias

There is a Tobey (with an e like the spiderman guy) in DS1's class. He is a cute little kid with shoulder length blonde hair. Sporty and well liked. Makes me think of him.

The only Toby I knew was a horrible little boy who pushed my little brother down a flight of stairs because db refused to urinate down them (they were 4 btw).
He was a complete oik, and wasn't in the least bit well-off- lived on a 60s council estate.

Sorry- but thats really personal!

Am biased as we've got a Toby - although he's officially a Tobias. Have got an Oliver too, from before it got so popular so we obviously share the same taste in names.

There's a current England Rugby player called Toby if that's a better image for you.

Other classic names - Alexander, Edward, Henry, Samuel. I think Arthur is due for a comeback (couldn't use it though as too close in sound to Oliver).