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in reply to a message by Libby2
Gregory Peck was the epitome of a tall, dark and handsome man. I grew up watching old movies and he single-handedly (sp?) made me fall in love with the name.
I love the sound of Gregory as well. The repeated "g's" and "r's" are very rugged to my ears. If I had my way only people with thick Scottish brogues could say the name out loud. :-) I had a crush on a guy in school once simply because his name was Malcolm McGregor. Well, he was cute so that helped . . . . How about Gregory Malcolm?
You might also like the variants Gregor and Greer.
I've often thought that Rory would make a cute nn for Gregory. The two names have nothing etymologically in common. It just seems "do-able" to me.
P.S. I love Hugh Laurie too. My niece liked him on "House" so I introduced her to Hugh Laurie the comedian in the Jeeves and Wooster series from the BBC. You might enjoy those too. :-)
I love the sound of Gregory as well. The repeated "g's" and "r's" are very rugged to my ears. If I had my way only people with thick Scottish brogues could say the name out loud. :-) I had a crush on a guy in school once simply because his name was Malcolm McGregor. Well, he was cute so that helped . . . . How about Gregory Malcolm?
You might also like the variants Gregor and Greer.
I've often thought that Rory would make a cute nn for Gregory. The two names have nothing etymologically in common. It just seems "do-able" to me.
P.S. I love Hugh Laurie too. My niece liked him on "House" so I introduced her to Hugh Laurie the comedian in the Jeeves and Wooster series from the BBC. You might enjoy those too. :-)
This message was edited 3/24/2008, 6:38 PM
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