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Help[Facts] Re: I don't give my dogs middle names, so why should people have 'em?
in reply to a message by Daividh
I definitely think that holding a contest to select an honorary middle name for Selwyn is an excellent idea. But that prize you proposed sounds more like the bubba-prize than First Prize. :)
Is Selwyn a "he"? Strange... I'd gotten vibes that Selwyn might be a "she". Selwyn is going to have to straighten out at least one of us on that matter, so we don't give him/her a middle name that might cause his/her parents some concern. :)
-- Nanaea
Is Selwyn a "he"? Strange... I'd gotten vibes that Selwyn might be a "she". Selwyn is going to have to straighten out at least one of us on that matter, so we don't give him/her a middle name that might cause his/her parents some concern. :)
-- Nanaea
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Not that it's any of my business, because I'm definately just butting in, but as for my two cents, I had always thought selwyn a she myself. I read the postings everyday, simply because of the extensive knowledge i find in the postings of Nanaea, Davidh, and the other guy who's name has completely slipped my mind. Starts with P, ends with Lovs or something along those lines. Every now and again I slip in my own little opion, as well:)
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Have to re-think this...
Okay, seeing as how Selwyn is posting from Denmark, I'm going to reverse my original conviction that Selwyn is a "she", and now say that Selwyn is a "he". For the simple reason that I think Selwyn is more likely to be a masculine name in Europe than it is in America.
So, which is it, Selwyn? :)
-- Nanaea
Okay, seeing as how Selwyn is posting from Denmark, I'm going to reverse my original conviction that Selwyn is a "she", and now say that Selwyn is a "he". For the simple reason that I think Selwyn is more likely to be a masculine name in Europe than it is in America.
So, which is it, Selwyn? :)
-- Nanaea
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