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I LOVE Reginald with the nn Reggie!
I would use it in an instant....but not sure how peoples reactions to it would be.

Love it!

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It's one of my best friend's names. His full name is Reginald Cedric "Reggie". Reginald William is very handsome too!

This message was edited 8/13/2008, 2:36 PM

I think it's cool, but I couldn't use it because it sounds very old to me.

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Reginald William is ok.

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Reginald Ajax
Reginald Braith
Reginald Brutus
Reginald Everett
Reginald Ezra

I really like it.

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It's my Great Uncle's (brother of my maternal grandmother) name so good association for me. He goes by Reggie/Reg.

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I like Reginald William.

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The upper-class Englishman etc image amuses me. I'd like to counter that with down-to-earth, working-class Yorkshire man :)

I'm a HUGE P.G. Wodehouse fan. Reginald strikes me as one of those great, old fashioned sounding names of one of his characters. Loads of fun associations.

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I'd really love to see Rex as the nn, but Reggie is cute too.

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ETA: No one will believe this, but I didn't read the other comments about P.G. Wodehouse before I responded. I guess Reginald is just reeeeallllly, reeeealllly reminding us all of Mr. W. -- pip, pip!

This message was edited 8/13/2008, 1:55 PM

It's kind of a funny name. You might expect him to be like a parody of the English dandy, top hat, cane, monocle, pipe and all. Like in a Pg Wodehouse book. But in the US, you hardly ever see a whit eguy named Reginald/Reggie.

Not a bad name, but it's slightly stuck-up. I can imagine a character in a PG Woodehouse novel named Reginald. William is a fine mn, but I dislike Reggie.

I had a conversation about Reginald the other day. the conclusion was that we'd like to meet one but not be one (disregarding the gender issues)

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I think it has a nice sound but I dont like Reg or Reggie because its the nald bit that I prefer but Naldie just sounds silly!

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I would hate it to be my name though, it would be fun for a day, not forever