Nightscrawlers

Lol! I probably should've come here before anything else XD Anyways!

I be June, like the month! I'm a little crazy girl from borderline Mexico, (aka El Paso) and I can't wait to actually contribute something to the forum other than random hellos.

WOOO Another Texan! Welcome!

Yeah....Texas is epic win ^^

Hi, there. Welcome!

You seem to have gotten around alright so far, yeah?

(Really quickly, what should we call you?)

Another Texan!?

Uhh... I mean...

Another Texan?!

I kid! Welcome!

Hello. Welcome!

Welcome to crazy land - oh wait. You're from texas. You'd be used to that.

(I tease in order to bug the heck out of the other texans that I know here)

This place makes Cambodia look like Texas.

Welcome

Welcome!

Sounds like there's a number of Texans around here

I wonder what it would sound like if Nightcrawler attempted a Texas accent.

omg that would be hilarious!!! " Guten tag, pardner!"

OctoberHoliday wrote:Hi, there. Welcome!

You seem to have gotten around alright so far, yeah?

(Really quickly, what should we call you?)

You can call me flash or june.

Another Texan!
Yes! Now ya'll know our secret plans....We are taking over and soon you will succumb to our powers.....HWA-HA-HA!:evil

Welcome, Flash!


(Oh....and around here in Central Texas where all the Germans settled......we do have people that have a cross between a Texan and a German accent!:LOL)

Flash, you can edit your posts to include replies to various members, so you don't double-post.

[Edited on 18/5/2009 by JSherlock]

Hello again, flashbang13!

This is where I found that nifty sketch I linked for you at the Marvel site. Check out the art gallery.

I hope you have fun here. See you around the boards.

flashbang13 wrote:You can call me flash or june.

Cool, thanks flash. I always get confused as of what to call people. You can call me Tober, if you like.

lol coolies XD sounds a little like toby.

Hey! Kinda slow to get around to the whole welcome thing, considering I saw this like 2 days ago... but welcome to all the insanity.

flashbang13 wrote:lol coolies XD sounds a little like toby.

Doesn't it? I've never noticed that before! Sadly, I'm a girl, so it wouldn't seem right if I went by Toby, huh?

OctoberHoliday wrote:

flashbang13 wrote:lol coolies XD sounds a little like toby.

Doesn't it? I've never noticed that before! Sadly, I'm a girl, so it wouldn't seem right if I went by Toby, huh?

Why not, aren't a lot of English names used for both girls and boys?

Crocodile Hunter wrote: Why not, aren't a lot of English names used for both girls and boys?

Outside of Hollywood, it isn't really all that common.

Angelique wrote:

Crocodile Hunter wrote: Why not, aren't a lot of English names used for both girls and boys?

Outside of Hollywood, it isn't really all that common.

Yeah it is. My daughter's name is Jaydn. it's primarily for boys, but it is unisex. and I knew a girl Ryan in elem school. and I've known girls named Andi. And boys named Kelley...etc.

lol are you kidding? If I have a boy I'm naming him Alezander so I can call him Alice XD

Yeah, but if it were common, we'd have more female Jaydns in my kids' class, and fewer Sarahs or Emilys. (I'm not kidding. My daughter has no less than four friends all named Emily.) Having a daughter with a name more common for a boy and knowing another girl or two with a boy's name does not make it common.

I don't count names like Andi or Bobbie as masculine or unisex names. If it's a nickname for a feminine name like Andrea or Roberta, it is a feminine name. And they're still not all that common. While I have known girls who went by Andi, Bobbie, Alex, Charley, and even Rocky, those were all nicknames for feminine names, and they were still greatly outnumbered by girls with "normal" feminine names.

As for guys named Kelly, even though it's not a common name, it's not all that unusual. Kelly was a last name and then a masculine name before it caught on with girls.

Still, being different isn't bad. If a lady wants to be called Toby, so be it.



[Edited on 20/5/2009 by Angelique]

Angelique wrote:Yeah, but if it were common, we'd have more female Jaydns in my kids' class, and fewer Sarahs or Emilys. (I'm not kidding. My daughter has no less than four friends all named Emily.) Having a daughter with a name more common for a boy and knowing another girl or two with a boy's name does not make it common.

I don't count names like Andi or Bobbie as masculine or unisex names. If it's a nickname for a feminine name like Andrea or Roberta, it is a feminine name. And they're still not all that common. While I have known girls who went by Andi, Bobbie, Alex, Charley, and even Rocky, those were all nicknames for feminine names, and they were still greatly outnumbered by girls with "normal" feminine names.

As for guys named Kelly, even though it's not a common name, it's not all that unusual. Kelly was a last name and then a masculine name before it caught on with girls.

Still, being different isn't bad. If a lady wants to be called Toby, so be it.



[Edited on 20/5/2009 by Angelique]

I didn't ask if they were common.

As in my language all names are either for males or females, if the name isn't something weird like "starchild" or something.