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Audrey & Madison

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Andrew

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I don't suffer from insanity. I enjoy every minute of it.

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Aubrey and Madison for girls.

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I really love the name Aubrey for a girl. Audrey sounds too old and stuffy for me. And I can't imagine a boy named Aubrey, it's a soft and feminine sounding name.

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I'm not a fan of Madison, but I do prefer that over Madisyn, just because I think creative spellings are a bit annoying and the child will spend their whole lives having to tell people how to spell their name.

I only like Aubrie on a girl and only because its a family name (my great grandma...her parents wanted a boy her actual name was Roland Aubrey) so I like Audrey better and I only like Madison

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Audrey & Madison.

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Hmm...good question :) I like both Audrey & Aubrey (only for a girl). I suppose if I had to choose only one, I might be slightly more inclined to go with Audrey. But either way, I think that both are nice names. I also like Audrianna & Aubrianna, although they are more on the made-up/frilly side.

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As for the name Madison, I only like it for a girl. I'd be more inclined to go with the sp. Madison, since Madisyn seems more made up. But, I must admit, that the "y" spelling is a bit of a GP for me and used to be a fave of mine. I also love the name Addison (only for a girl), with the sp. Addisyn as a GP.

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Jennifer Nicole
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Ariella Kathryn, Carrie Marie, Elisabeth Ava, Faith Alexandra, Michaela Reese, Sadie Elisabeth
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Aubrey and Madisyn on a girl.

Aubrey & Madison - Boy , Audrey - Girl

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Audrey and Madison

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Aubrey is a boy's name to me, and I picked Madison only because it is spelled correctly (if it were a choice I would pick neither one from Madison/Madisyn).

This message was edited 8/5/2006, 7:49 PM

Aubrey and Madison

Audrey and Madisyn

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Audrey and Madison

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Aubrey sounds like saying Audrey with your mouth full.
Madisyn just looks tacky.

Neither. I hate them both.
And please spell it Madison.

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♥ Kristen ♥

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Audrey & Madison

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SAMANTHA

I'm not a fan of the name Audrey, but it is more feminine than Aubrey. Aubrey is trendy, but I prefer it to Audrey. How about Audra? Madison is overly trendy. Using the spelling Madisyn just makes it even trendier and confusing. I prefer Madeline or Madeleine for a girl.

Aubrey
Madison

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Elizaveta

I agree with Mithos -- Aubrey for a boy, Audrey for a girl.

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I like Madison, but Madisyn kind of grosses me out. I'd love to see Madison on a boy.

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-- Sarah

Boy, Aubrey. Girl, Audrey

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I prefer Madison - and ONLY on a boy. I want to see why it is so hated.

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"By creating a legacy, by living a life worth remembering, you become immortal." -Amanda, Saw II

Audrey for a girl only and Aubrey for a boy only.

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As for the other I prefer Madison. It's simple and doesn't need to be spelled out to anyone.

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Audrey! It's gorgeous and underused. Aubrey is masculine, trendy and surnamey.

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Both are hideous IMO, but Madison is at least spelled properly.

Audrey - I think it sounds nicer and more classy

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Madison - please, if you're going to use this over done name, at least spell it right. You'll probably be the only person who does.

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♥Leona♥
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Definitely Audrey. I don't care for Aubrey at all, but I love Audrey.

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Madison is a terrible name for a girl in my opinion, but Madisyn is one hundred times worse. Madison.

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For a girl? Audrey. For a boy? Aubrey.

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If you're going to use the name on a girl, just spell it Madison. I hate random y's in names.

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