Ashley has only been a girls name for about 50 years or so.
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Leslie is the male version of Lesley.|
Originally Posted by TonyV
In Gone with the Wind, there is a male character named Ashley played by a male actor named Leslie.
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'Les' is/was a pretty common name in the UK
There are a number of traditionally male names that have become more popularly used for girls (some almost exclusively) in recent years: Addison, Ainsley, Ariel, Ashley, Blake, Courtney, Elliot, Kelly, Leighton, Leslie, Lindsay, Peyton, Rory, Ryan, Whitney.
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At least it explains why they're so tall!
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Originally Posted by PRAF68_EU
Dispari has more than enough credability, and certainly doesn't need to borrow any from you.
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Drat, I was hoping this meant we were getting better gender parity on costume parts.
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Originally Posted by Chris_Zuercher
There are a number of traditionally male names that have become more popularly used for girls (some almost exclusively) in recent years: Addison, Ainsley, Ariel, Ashley, Blake, Courtney, Elliot, Kelly, Leighton, Leslie, Lindsay, Peyton, Rory, Ryan, Whitney.
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We've been saving Paragon City for eight and a half years. It's time to do it one more time.
(If you love this game as much as I do, please read that post.)
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Ohh man if only.
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Originally Posted by seebs
Drat, I was hoping this meant we were getting better gender parity on costume parts.
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Originally Posted by TonyV
...Kevin, Richard...
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I was referring to names cited elsewhere in the thread. Kevin I could almost see, especially if it were spelled "Kevyn" or "Kevinne". But Richard strikes me as...decidedly masculine...and if I elaborate I'm sure get hit with the "T for Teen" hammer.
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You are what you eat...
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Originally Posted by Chris_Zuercher
I was referring to names cited elsewhere in the thread. Kevin I could almost see, especially if it were spelled "Kevyn" or "Kevinne". But Richard strikes me as...decidedly masculine...and if I elaborate I'm sure get hit with the "T for Teen" hammer. |
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I went to school with a boy named Tracy.|
Originally Posted by Chris_Zuercher
There are a number of traditionally male names that have become more popularly used for girls (some almost exclusively) in recent years: Addison, Ainsley, Ariel, Ashley, Blake, Courtney, Elliot, Kelly, Leighton, Leslie, Lindsay, Peyton, Rory, Ryan, Whitney.
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had an apartment I shared with a girl named Bobby.
I have a step niece named Aaron.
None of them were cross dressers at the time.
There I was between a rock and a hard place. Then I thought, "What am I doing on this side of the rock?"
I just want to know how you got the cool yellow blobby titles!?
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Goto USER CP, on the left go under networking, Group Memberships and you can select to display as a member of the VIP Player group, which makes you so goldenrod special |
Originally Posted by Seek_Trouble
I just want to know how you got the cool yellow blobby titles!?
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Let's Dance!
Very old news to us vets.
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Originally Posted by KraZeD_KaoZ
Very old news to us vets.
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As a 5 year vet it is new news to me.
In Gone with the Wind, there is a male character named Ashley played by a male actor named Leslie.
We've been saving Paragon City for eight and a half years. It's time to do it one more time.
(If you love this game as much as I do, please read that post.)