Anonymous
11/03/2024 18:11
Subject: Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?
Some names are trashy there but cute here, like Heather.
Anonymous
11/03/2024 18:07
Subject: Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?
What about Rowan, Seamus, etc.
Anonymous
11/03/2024 18:06
Subject: Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?
met a nigel from dominican republic once
all the others were from england
the only alastair i know is irish
met many english chrises, nicks & toms
all the others were from england
the only alastair i know is irish
met many english chrises, nicks & toms
Anonymous
11/03/2024 14:11
Subject: Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?
Is Noel common in the UK? I never hear it here. For boys I mean
Anonymous
11/03/2024 13:10
Subject: Re:Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?
Nigel is a hot soccer star in my book.
Anonymous
11/03/2024 12:52
Subject: Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?
Couldn’t you ask the same about Hamish and Alastair?
Anonymous
11/03/2024 12:37
Subject: Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?
Anonymous wrote:It's spelled N'yjhelle in America.
I’m black so I think I can laugh at this!
Anonymous
11/03/2024 11:37
Subject: Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?
I know lots of "Austins" but they are all American, similar to the Travis/Trevor comment. Anyone know a brit Chad?
All the young brit guys I know are named Max, Colin, Connor, Andy, etc.
All the young brit guys I know are named Max, Colin, Connor, Andy, etc.
Anonymous
11/03/2024 09:43
Subject: Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?
I know two Nigel’s, my black nephew and a black kid my son went to school with (we are black too).
Anonymous
11/03/2024 07:30
Subject: Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?
Anonymous wrote:I’m 50 and knew a guy named Nigel. He was from MoCo, black, and fairly affluent/UMC.
He’s the only Nigel I’ve ever met IRL.
I also knew a guy named Juels (spelled that way, pronounced Jules).
There are a lot of Caribbean guys named Nigel
Anonymous
11/03/2024 07:25
Subject: Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?
I’m 50 and knew a guy named Nigel. He was from MoCo, black, and fairly affluent/UMC.
He’s the only Nigel I’ve ever met IRL.
I also knew a guy named Juels (spelled that way, pronounced Jules).
He’s the only Nigel I’ve ever met IRL.
I also knew a guy named Juels (spelled that way, pronounced Jules).
Anonymous
11/02/2024 23:58
Subject: Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?
Because it sounds extremely nerdy and uptight.
Anonymous
11/02/2024 23:38
Subject: Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?
The name Nigel is most certainly NOT popular in the UK. It would be bizarre to name a baby this in the UK now. It is an old-fashioned name that fell out of favour some time ago, like Ethel in the US.
Anonymous
11/02/2024 23:33
Subject: Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?
every travis ive known was from texas
Anonymous
11/02/2024 19:22
Subject: Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?
It's spelled N'yjhelle in America.