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Gregor; though Geoffrey shortens so delightfully to Geoff that I'm sorely tempted. Not Gregory: like Jeremy, Timothy and Anthony, it's like falling off a bicycle - the shock, the wobble and the thud.

Gregory.

Gregory -

Geoffrey I think. Gregory seems more dated. Geoffrey is kind of cute and fresh in its own way.

Oooo, tough...

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Personally Ive loved Geoffrey for a really long time and I adore Geoff (partially because of Paul Bettany's Geoff Chaucer of A Knight's Tale). However, I do like Gregory too, more the full name than Greg. I associate this name with House. :)

Geoffrey

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...especially with that spelling. Gregory is bland in comparison.

Geoffrey by many miles - reminds me of Chaucer and I'd love to see it used more often,
Gregory reminds me of stodgy pudding and custard - not sure why! Anyway, I think it's unattractive and clunky, whereas Geoffrey is attractive and suave.

Gregory, but...

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I like Gregory as a full name much better, but I prefer Geoff over Greg.

Geoffrey

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There is nothing terribly wrong with Gregory, other than the fact that it's boring and kind of clunky. Gregor is somehow much more alive.

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Geoffrey is lively and lovely and soft and hard at the same time. And if you really have to have a nickname, then Geoff is really adorable.

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I really dislike Jeffrey (and Jeff, ick), though.

Gregory! I love it

Gregory

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But Geoffrey is spelled Jeffrey then that wins over Gregory.

I prefer Geoffrey. It's a strong, handsome name that isn't overused these days.

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Gregory has always reminded me of a goat bleating. While I like goats, I don't care for the sound of the name Gregory, and I don't care for Greg either. The good thing about this name is that it isn't overly popular at this point in time.

Gregory

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I think it's a lot stronger then Geoffrey. I like both Greg and Rory as nicknames. Plus, it's my brother's and grandfather's name, which trumps the cousin and uncle I have called Geoffrey.

Geoffrey.

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It has a very Middle Ages feel to it.

Geoffrey... It's a flying Chaucer and one of the Bodine Brothers of racing!

I like 'em both. As they are, I like Geoffrey better. Realistically, I'd name my kid Gregory because I like Greg better than Geoff.

Gregory way more. I hardly like Jeffrey but I can't stand Geoffrey.

Geoffrey, but mainly because I like the connection to Geoffrey Chaucer. I dislike the name Jeffrey immensely.

Gregory! My cousin has a little boy with this name!

I really like Gregory better than Geoffrey.

Gregory

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Especially with nn Gregg.

Totally Gregory. I don't like Geoffrey AT ALL. I'd love a little Gregory, I'd call him Rory.

Gregory

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I think it's really handsome and understated. Geoffrey is alright, but there are so many Jeffreys along with it that it doesn't seem as in need of loving.

I like Gregory better. I've never really cared for Geoffrey. But I'm also kind of biased because I grew up with a good friend named Greg.

I am going to say Geoffrey. I prefer Gregor to Gregory.

Geoffrey. I met a toddler Geoffrey the other day and it was SO CUTE. I love the idea of little Geoffreys. Besides, Geoff is awesomer that Greg.