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[Opinions] Floy
by Tracy E. (trayc53)
8/5/2006, 2:38 PM
I was reading a magazine and there was a model named Floy. I've never heard it before, but it really stood out to me. I think it's pretty, but I'm looking for your opinions. Thanks!-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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- Mar (X-Mar)
8/5/2006, 2:44 PM
in my opinion it either has a Y too much or it is a D short...Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting
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- Array (WeloveyouJesseLacey)   +2
8/5/2006, 3:02 PM
Floyd without the D.Sounds really unfortunate to me, honestly. But hey--her twin sister could be Lloy. ;DArray

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- Kristen (iamkristen)
8/5/2006, 3:32 PM
Lol. Agreed.
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- Isla
8/5/2006, 6:02 PM
Same here :b
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- Jae
8/5/2006, 3:33 PM
It reminds me of Floyd, which is nms. Floy is too masculine for a girl (assuming that the model was female).

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- Starla Roxanne
8/5/2006, 4:28 PM
I've heard it used twice, both on older black ladies. I guess it's kind of a nn for like Flora or Florence. I don't care for any of those names so I can't say I like Floy, also it is dhard to say clearly so it doesn't sound like Florry.
To me it sounds like a cockney person talking about a fly. lolSacred cows make the best burgers.
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- Leona
8/5/2006, 5:34 PM
We must have been reading the same magazine, I saw that too and it imediately stood out to me. It looks and sounds interesting.

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- Cleveland Kent Evans (clevelandkentevans)
8/6/2006, 1:56 PM
As Starla said, Floy was originally a pet form of Florence, and it was not uncommon in that role back in the 19th century.
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- Elena
8/7/2006, 10:15 PM
I met a Floy once. I thought I was hearing her name wrong at first, but it was indeed Floy. ;-) She was a lovely woman, sweet, but the name never did much for me (too much like Floyd).
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