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13 Apr 2011, 8:15 am
Solvejg wrote:
Kaybee wrote:
Solvejg wrote:
Laurence, Quinn, Manu, Elliot, Soren, are all more commonly girls names in the USA. 
I have only ever met men/boys with any of those names in the US, though I've never met a Manu or a Soren. Quinn is commonly considered either masculine or feminine, though, I believe, but Laurence and Elliot are typically masculine. Of course, it's possible that those names have become feminized with recent baby names and that I've simply yet to meet the female Laurences, Quinns, and Elliots.
There is a female Quinn on Daria and Glee. There is a female Elliot on Scrubs.
Those are all television. Not representative of real life.
13 Apr 2011, 8:21 am
Kaybee wrote:
Solvejg wrote:
Kaybee wrote:
Solvejg wrote:
Laurence, Quinn, Manu, Elliot, Soren, are all more commonly girls names in the USA.
I have only ever met men/boys with any of those names in the US, though I've never met a Manu or a Soren. Quinn is commonly considered either masculine or feminine, though, I believe, but Laurence and Elliot are typically masculine. Of course, it's possible that those names have become feminized with recent baby names and that I've simply yet to meet the female Laurences, Quinns, and Elliots.
There is a female Quinn on Daria and Glee. There is a female Elliot on Scrubs.
Those are all television. Not representative of real life.
I was looking at registrations of births a while ago as a special interest. It was really bizarre. There was even a male Alexis.
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13 Apr 2011, 12:21 pm
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(Appears) Good morning, WrongPlanet! This is your Friendly Resident Ghost saying: "Are remakes of movies ever as good as the originals?"
Hmm, mostly not, but some are quite often as good as, but just in different ways.
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13 Apr 2011, 3:21 pm
Tomasu and Kaybee 
I didn't mean that you all aren't helpful. I just meant that I need professional help. 
I'm feeling better now though, except for the fact that I've had a migraine since Monday night.
13 Apr 2011, 4:21 pm
Kaybee wrote:
Solvejg wrote:
Kaybee wrote:
Solvejg wrote:
Laurence, Quinn, Manu, Elliot, Soren, are all more commonly girls names in the USA.
I have only ever met men/boys with any of those names in the US, though I've never met a Manu or a Soren. Quinn is commonly considered either masculine or feminine, though, I believe, but Laurence and Elliot are typically masculine. Of course, it's possible that those names have become feminized with recent baby names and that I've simply yet to meet the female Laurences, Quinns, and Elliots.
There is a female Quinn on Daria and Glee. There is a female Elliot on Scrubs.
Those are all television. Not representative of real life.
In my middle school I knew a girl named Quinn, so they exist.
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13 Apr 2011, 8:24 pm
Damn. I have to shut down again for the night now. Apparently I'm tired. 
Goodnight WP.
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13 Apr 2011, 8:37 pm
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Damn. I have to shut down again for the night now. Apparently I'm tired.
Goodnight WP.
Goodnight WP.
I hope that you enjoy a long and restful sleep.
