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Elfie

31 replies

justbeenforapromenade · 03/10/2009 08:26

I love - and you?

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justbeenforapromenade · 12/10/2009 00:11

dd just wouldn't be an overweight or spotty teenager seeker - and even if she were, at least she might have a pretty name!! Good grief, Elfie is hardly Tinkerbell or Mittens is it? I didn't actually say I had chosen to name a future dd this, but I do know of other very lovely, balanced girls with the same name. Someone has to take the plunge and be ahead of the crowd - deja vu?
Good study name in my opinion

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nooka · 12/10/2009 05:39

Actually I'm not sure that Elfie is much better than Tinkerbell (or Fifi perhaps). It makes me think of Citizen Smith (Wolfie/Foxie, and not in a good way). I'm not sure I like it even as a nn, it just sounds a bit silly to me I'm afraid - the sort of name dd would have given her stuffies a few years ago (Sealie, Doggie, Lambie etc) if she had had an Elf shaped one. I guess you could pick Elfreda, but I think that Frieda or Winifred are nicer.

spookypixiebroomstix · 12/10/2009 16:07

"Elfie is hardly Tinkerbell or Mittens is it?"

Ummm... yes!
To my mind it's exactly like those names. Sorry.

(runs and hides)

branflake81 · 12/10/2009 16:21

No No No!

Far too twee.

Can you imagine her striding confidently into a board room with a name like Elfie?

TabithaTwitchet · 12/10/2009 16:55

People will think it's supposed to be Elsie, and they've misheard/ you can't pronounce your "s"es properly .

Jamieandhismagictorch · 12/10/2009 19:13

Or Healthy

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