What do you think when you hear the name Greg? Do you think of a

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cheap sandwich shop?

no brady bunch

Nope, i think of my first real crush... Hello Greg Taylor, wherever you are

No - 1970s blonde heart-throb who I fancied when I was 13! Gregory is lovely.

Pre-MN: A tall, good looking Scot.
Post-MN: A sausage roll.

Ooh, funnypeculiar! I know a Greg Taylor!

That's funny, I also only made the connection between Greg and sausage rolls after MN. MN a bit obsessed with sausage rolls.

Edward - do you?? Where did he grow up? Anywhere near Leamington Spa?
It's a common enough name I suppose, but would be a rather amausing co-incy-dink...

First thought was sausage rolls, second thought was a friend's nephew whose name is pronounced Gee-reg (like car reg).
I went to Uni with a Gregor - he was nice.

I'm not sure where he grew up. He's about 30 now, used to live in Hastings.

I like Gregor or Gregory. No good for me as dp doesn't like alliterative names so use it on my behalf .

I think pasties since living in Devon & Cornwall

Hmmm, probably not 'mine' then, as he was older than me, and I'm older than that

sausage rolls

I love the name Greg

I really like Gregory.

I think of my first love...

No connections to the shop in my head at all.

House

I think of puddingface from Masterchef.

I think of Greg James the Radio 1 DJ or someone that is in their 20's-30's and is generally bland and uninspiring.

Sorry but HTH

I think I prefer Gregor but no I don't think of sausage rolls

The TV show - Dharma and Greg - drool

www.locatetv.com/tv/dharma-and-greg

This was a very close second choice name for us for DS.

I think of my hysterically funny gay friend Greg.

Or my crazy uncle Greg.

Hugh Laurie as Greg[ory] House

gregory's girl

aaaaw

and post mn, sausage rolls

Gregory's Girl (film from a way back, probably showing my age)

Peck? Rusedki?

I like it - it's a good name