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What do you think of Midge as a nickname for Margaret? Does it make you think of tiny, annoying, almost invisible insects?Just hearing it makes my face feel itchy.
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I like it - it was the name of a character I liked in a book. I don't associate it with midges/midgies.
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It makes me think of annoying insects and also midgets. I dislike it.
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love itI don't love it as much as I like Madge, but I do enjoy it. I don't think of insects at all. I think of Moose's attractive girlfriend from the Archie comics.
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I think of the term "midget", actually. *Blush*
I prefer Meg or Maggie.
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My face doesn't itch, but I keep hearing the old Dylan song "Forever Young"! Definitely not for anyone over the age of 5.
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Midge is a dog name to me (my mother-in-law once had a bulldog named Midge).I don't like it as a NN for Margaret; my favorite NN for Margaret is Maggie.
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Midge is an unbelievably wonderful and cute name for a bulldog. I feel like pinching Midge's jowls right now.
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It was one of my favorite character's from an Agatha Christie novelso I love it. :-D A lot.
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Ooh - I like her too - one of my favourite Christies.
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It makes me think of midget. In fact, I have often known others to play around with short people and call them things like "peanut", "midge", "shorty", etc.
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I really dislike it. Honestly, I don't see anything attractive about this name. With so many lovely nicknames for Margaret (Maggie and Greta are my favorites), why choose Midge?
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It reminds me of a kitten named Midgie:http://www.behindthename.com/bb/view.php?id=3940086&board=otBut after that, it reminds me of a fantasy book (where I first heard about midges [the bugs]), and therefore the bugs. It's not really my cup of tea for a name.
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What a cute kitty. Midgie is a great name for a cat.
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