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I am not a fan at all. It reminds me of many characters named Gary that are lame and it reminds me of scary Gary, Indiana. On many a road trip I have driven through Gary, Indiana although recently it was looking a bit better in the 90's it looked like a post-apocalyptic wasteland.

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I prefer Gareth, Garrett, and Garrison.

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This message was edited 9/30/2019, 4:53 AM

I know someone called Garry after a place in Scotland called Invergarry. Any Gary i’ve Known has been a little older than me so I always associate the name with the 70s and not with the 2000s.

I've got a wonderful Gary nephew who was named in honour of Gary Player the golfer. In spite of that, I don't enjoy the name; it seems too nicknamey and not very adult. I've always wished DN had been named Gareth instead!

Horrid and elderly sounding. Gareth is marginally better, but still ugly.

Hi !!!

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I like Gary as full name.

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It is short and simple with a clear meaning (spear). It is ageless in my opinion because it is quite classic.

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I have good namesakes for it: Gary Oldman (actor) and Gary Hobson (character).

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A solid, not pretentious name.