Boys named Sue
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Dr Jekyll

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23,820 posts

292 months

Saturday 17th October 2015
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Pub discussion last night was of men with women's names, and whether their success was despite their name or whether they were motivated by the additional need to stop people taking the piss.

Caroll Shelby.
Claire Chenault.
Marion Morrison AKA John Wayne.
Shirley Crabtree AKA big daddy.

Clive James was originally Vivian but I think that was a boys name with that spelling.

Any other examples?

DavidJG

4,196 posts

163 months

Saturday 17th October 2015
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Lyndsey Buckingham springs to mind

As does Marilyn Manson


Pints

18,451 posts

225 months

Saturday 17th October 2015
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Alice Cooper

Eric Mc

125,884 posts

296 months

Saturday 17th October 2015
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Valery Byshovets - Russian footballer
Valery Bykovsky - Russian cosmonaut

All those French chaps called "Jean".

p1stonhead

30,583 posts

198 months

Saturday 17th October 2015
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Pints said:
Alice Cooper
Vincent Furnier is so much of a better name for a rock star!

Pints

18,451 posts

225 months

Saturday 17th October 2015
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p1stonhead said:
Pints said:
Alice Cooper
Vincent Furnier is so much of a better name for a rock star!
Happens to be playing in my neck of the woods at the end of the month.

Perik Omo

2,354 posts

179 months

Saturday 17th October 2015
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In France (where I am) my name, Lawrence, is a female name and mainly receive letters addressed to Mme. The male version of Lawrence is Laurent. Always get a snigger or two when I have to give my name.

g3org3y

22,520 posts

222 months

Saturday 17th October 2015
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Tiffany Dell.

funkyrobot

18,789 posts

259 months

Saturday 17th October 2015
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Postman Pat.

Ace-T

8,414 posts

286 months

Saturday 17th October 2015
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Tracy Lauren Marrow aka Ice-T

wink

sparkythecat

8,109 posts

286 months

Saturday 17th October 2015
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Mrs Brown
Mrs Doubtfire
Dame Edna Everage

227bhp

10,203 posts

159 months

Saturday 17th October 2015
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My name is Sue, how do you do!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-hYLL7Gpos

ClaphamGT3

12,249 posts

274 months

Saturday 17th October 2015
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Hilary Hook, the soldier-adventurer
Hilary Benn, scion of the loony left Benns

Scousefella

2,243 posts

212 months

Saturday 17th October 2015
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Leslie/Lesley.

An old friends Dad was called Jackie/Jacky. Nobody ever took the pee though, he was extremely powerfully built and he was a company director.

HTP99

25,417 posts

171 months

Saturday 17th October 2015
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My name is Alexander; I'm known as Alex, however there seems to be far more female Alex's out there than male, particularly of the younger generation; my 16 yo daughter has 2 female friends that are Alex, she doesn't know of any males with that name.

I worked with a male Stacey.

CambsBill

2,481 posts

209 months

Saturday 17th October 2015
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I once worked with a bloke called Tracey

His wife was call Tracy!

x 7usc

1,443 posts

226 months

Saturday 17th October 2015
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g3org3y said:
Tiffany Dell.
clap

Silent1

19,762 posts

266 months

Saturday 17th October 2015
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doogz said:
DavidJG said:
Lyndsey Buckingham springs to mind

As does Marilyn Manson
Think his name is Brian?
yes but thing of the other poor chaps in his band daisy berkowitz and twiggy Ramirez hehe

Alex@POD

6,454 posts

246 months

Saturday 17th October 2015
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Dr Jekyll said:
Pub discussion last night was of men with women's names, and whether their success was despite their name or whether they were motivated by the additional need to stop people taking the piss.
I don't think their name had any bearing on their success. Anyone over 12 years old should be mentally developed enough not to find a man with a woman's name funny...

soad

34,748 posts

207 months

Saturday 17th October 2015
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Gender-neutral names – those that work for boys and girls alike – can be utterly charming, giving male and female bearers a dash of strength and sensitivity. It's no wonder parents like to borrow names from the "other gender."