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Would Daffy as a nickname for David be completely unworkable in the US? I recently read a book with a character called Daffy in it (his full name was Davyd), and I really liked the name. The nickname would probably be the only reason I'd ever even consider David.
I also love Davy, but I have a doll named Davy whose main interests are wearing his best (female) friends' clothes, and while I've got nothing against crossdressers (he wouldn't be one if I did), the name is now too connected to the character.
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I also love Davy, but I have a doll named Davy whose main interests are wearing his best (female) friends' clothes, and while I've got nothing against crossdressers (he wouldn't be one if I did), the name is now too connected to the character.
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Definetly, and I do like Daffy.
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DAFFY?
SOUNDS LIKE DAFFY DUCK!
SOUNDS LIKE DAFFY DUCK!
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Would you mind not capitalizing every word? It's rude, and it makes my head hurt.
Thanks.
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Thanks.
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It'd really need to be adopted by the guy spontaneously in adulthood, I think.. you couldn't call a little boy Daffy and have it be good. But on a man who could carry it, it could be cool.
I read a book a long time ago with a character named Deyv (Dave).
- chazda
I read a book a long time ago with a character named Deyv (Dave).
- chazda
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