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[Opinions] Re: Meg
by Genevieve
4/26/2014, 6:36 AM
in reply to a message by Millie
I love Margaret "Meg." I know several people of various ages by this name.
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- Llewella (penguiny7)   +9
4/26/2014, 8:18 AM
I'm happy to hear that! I haven't yet met another Margaret "Meg," just mine. Seems like most younger Margarets go by Maggie. But I know they must be out there. :)
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- Genevieve
4/26/2014, 2:11 PM
Your Meg is the youngest one I know. I know 2-3 people around my age who are Margaret called "Meg" or "Meggie" and I've met 1-2 older women by this name.
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- queenv   +7
4/26/2014, 8:20 AM
Meg is fine crystal and Maggie is Flintstone jelly glasses.
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- Tassiegirl
4/28/2014, 10:26 AM
I'm so coloured by knowing someone bearing a name! I've just known one Maggie, a fellow student in my nursing class. She was a few years older than most of us,and so very kind and helpful without being condescending.
So Maggie is a winner for me.
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- Billina   +4
4/26/2014, 9:11 AM
Am I the only one who loves Maggie? I think it's adorable. I like Flintstone jelly glasses, too.

This message was edited 4/26/2014, 9:12 AM

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- Millie (ImSorryIfILoveYou96)   +1
4/26/2014, 11:06 AM
Maggie is the name of my friend's cat, sorry! Haha. I don't think I would be able to use it on a child because of this association.
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- Billina
4/26/2014, 2:14 PM
It was the name of my grandparents' dog, but I still like it for a person.
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- Caroline (CarolineCarolina)
4/26/2014, 9:23 AM
I like Maggie and Flintstone Jelly glasses :)
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- queenv (guest)
4/26/2014, 9:21 AM
LOLI'm sure you're not the only one who likes Maggie, but it makes me think of a black ugly crow, I'm sure because of the word "magpie." I'd rather not drink my wine out Flintstone jelly glasses.
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- Llewella (penguiny7)
4/26/2014, 8:22 AM
ha!I'm not a huge Maggie fan, but don't hate it either. I do agree that Meg sounds more sophisticated. We call our Meg "Meggie" sometimes, but not usually in public because I don't want people to think we're saying Maggie.
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