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Definitely a nn.

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Would you rather hire an attorney named Charlotte or Carly? "President Charlotte _______" has a more historic ring to it than "President Carly ________."

A nickname, and I definitely prefer it spelled 'Carly'. I think it's quite cute as a nickname for Caroline, but I suppose it would work for Charlotte.

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Carly can be a full name for me because I think of Carly Simon and a sweet little girl named Karlee (w/this sp) that I used to babysit. Plus BtN says that it's just a feminine form of the male name Carl so it IS its own name...

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And I think it'd make a good nn for Charlotte :)

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"Chan eil tuil air nach tig traoghadh"

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"Maybe surrounded by
A million people I
Still feel all alone
I just wanna go home
Oh I miss you, you know"
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This message was edited 2/11/2006, 5:17 PM

I can't stand it.

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I'm not sure why. Certain names just grate on me, and Carly is one. I see someone from the '70s with big hair, bubble-gum blowing, blue-eyeshadowed ditz.

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Don't even ask me where I get these impressions.

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I don't know why but I just don't like it, some names are just something I used to think where cool names but now I dont like them. I guess my favorite way of spelling Carly would be Carlie. Not sure why. I guess I don't really like it is because its to of a "kid name" I mean No adults I know are named Carly, some are Charlotte but no Carlys.

This message was edited 2/11/2006, 6:30 PM

I never gave it much thought... I like it as it's own name, but it is GREAT as a nn for Charlotte! I love that!

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I know several people named Carly, one a ballerina (as a proffesion, she's an adult) and another just a sweet, soccer-playing nine-year-old.

I prefer Karli as a full name. :)

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Mum to Hayley Anne

Love it

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