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Very nice, but...

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To the uninitiated it may seem "girly" for a boy. So I would recommend using it as a mn for a boy, pairing it with a (perceived) 100% masculine name.

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Miranda
"You've been downgraded to a class three tropical storm." -- My mother to my father, re: Hurricane Dennis

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Proud adopter of 15 punctuation marks; see my profile for their names.

Really cool looking. I dunno though...I don't think its strong enough for me personally to use it on a boy.

Adorable

It's ok. I perfer Neisha(this spellong) on a girl though

It sounds like a girls name

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And the world keeps spinning...

I love Naoise :-)

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"There are few more distressing sights than that
Of an Englishman in a baseball cap
Yeah we'll die in the class we were born
That's a class of our own my love"

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♥Elinor♥

Adorable, love it.

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"Everything here is eatable. I'm eatable! But that, my children, is called cannibalism and it is frowned upon in most societies." - Willy Wonka

Hannah

Looking quickly at the subject heading, I saw Nosie (like nosey). Now, I can't shake that. It looks/sounds feminine, and I think it'll cause spelling and pronunciation problems.

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My vanity requires an audience. - "Washington Square"

I only like its spelled Naoise, but its not a favourite by any means.

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Jacks

I like it a lot, one of the few 'N' names I like for boys (the other is Ninian).

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~Louise x

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Ace: Name's Commander Rimmer. Arnold Rimmer. Friends call me "Ace."

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This message was edited 7/22/2005, 11:24 AM

Love it

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