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I like it, it’s very cute. Would love to meet a little boy named Percy.

I love it. I have a Percy Alva in my family history.

I love it. If we had a boy he might have been Percival or Percy.

I think of the train Percy from Thomas and Friends, but I doubt younger children would know of it today. They should though, I used to love it at least. Also Percy Jackson, the book series.

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As a name though, meh. I don't know. I appreciate that it has history, but I don't like it at all. It's just meh.

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I think of the train Percy from Thomas and Friends, but I doubt younger children would know of it today. They should though, I used to love it at least. Also Percy Jackson, the book series.

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As a name though, meh. I don't know. I appreciate that it has history, but I don't like it at all. It's just meh.

This message was edited 7/13/2021, 11:13 AM

I think it's very cute.

I rather like Percival, but the Percy nn isn't my style. Not that its bad, there' just something about it. The sound also drags the name Percival down. I think I like the end of the name as opposed to the beginning lmao

I know of a young Percy. In his case it's short for Percival. It makes me happy to know that there's a Percival/Percy out there in the world! I'd use this name myself.

I noticed more than one, I think - open to correction - in the latest UK birth notices that were posted the other day. And it startled me, but I think in a good way. A few generations ago, it's a family name and the name of a famous cricketer, so I've got reason to like it. I don't, really; find it hard to take Percy seriously. But I'm glad to see some young ones anyway.

I like it :)

Hate it, don't like the connections with it

I just saw the name Percy. How ironic.

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Anyways, I don’t really like it. Not horrible though. If anything I prefer Pierre.