Male and female first names

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LOL, thanks so much for the kind words! I just started a new job and, well, I just don’t have much free time at the moment to spend here. I’ve gotten so far behind in your “new rider” thread that I haven’t even looked at it. I need to reserve some quality time for that one. I’m glad it’s still going. Lately, I just pop into the threads that are a quick read, like this one and similar. I spend about five minutes here per day. I’ll be “back” soon…

Thanks again!

P.S. - Hi, Steve (UniBrier)! Nice to see you are still around!

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My first-born’s going to be called Velocity Sideways Johnson.

I don’t tend to mention it on first dates.

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Surely that would be Velocity Sideways Johnson Boogiejuice? :smiley:

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Tracy and Stacy are becoming common male names. I knew a girl named Michael. Micah is used for both sexes. I also knew a lady who’s name was Christopher…she went by Chris. Aaron(Erin) is used by both sexes. Robin is a common male name in the UK, but used mostly as a female name in the US(unless you are a sidekick to Batman). Lacy was used as a male name in the US in the early 19th century. Tony(Toni) is common for both sexes, though Tony for a male is usually short for Anthony.

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There was a Michael in The Bangles wasn’t there? That’s the only female Michael I’d heard of.

The female form is short for Antonia.

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There’s this one too.

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Peggy.

The incompetent con guy in the TV commericial that gives people the runaround over the phone.
I believe the ad is for a credit card company.

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Well, you can’t expect me to remember something posted a whole two weeks ago :o