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Comments for BRUCE:
Bruce Wayne is Batman's alter ego. Bruce is also the name of the shark in "Jaws" and in "Finding Nemo."-- breakofday 12/9/2005
Two famous bearers - Bruce Springsteen and actor Bruce Willis.-- Anonymous User 12/14/2005
One famous Bruce was Bruce Jun Fan Lee, Chinese-American martial artist and actor.-- Ylva 3/30/2006
I don't like this name, it is a really cold and unfeeling name.-- Anonymous User 4/30/2006
My father thinks this name sounds effeminate. I disagree and rather like it.-- wefrox 5/28/2006
The movie "Bruce Almighty."-- Tudor 6/14/2006
I like the name Bruce, it's very masculine and is quite popular in Australia. ;)-- Ariel 6/17/2006
This is my name but I am not fond of it. Oh well. I'll get over it.-- greeneyesmagee 12/10/2006
In England, Wales and Ireland the name Bruce means: Briar patch--Thicket (as in rough patch of woods) and also: Lord of the Woods. This info comes from entries by my Irish-Welsh great grand parents about my first name.-- BruceY 1/7/2007
Hollywood actor Bruce Campbell is a famous bearer.-- violetagate 7/19/2007
A famous bearer is Bruce Hornsby, an American singer and pianist.-- Mel_13 12/29/2007
The name always makes me think of really idiotic men who like to act tough and manly. It doesn't have a pleasant sound to it anyway. Come on, it's pronounced like 'bruise'. And it's the middle name of that moron Eminem.-- slight night shiver 5/17/2008
"Bruce Wayne" Batman.-- silverstardust 5/25/2008
A Monty Python Sketch where all the men are named Bruce.-- Jeana Bradbury 7/14/2008
Bruce Banner aka The Incedible Hulk.-- Jeana Bradbury 7/14/2008
There is also Bruce Dickinson from Iron Maiden.-- sameraneo 2/25/2009
Sounds like a very nice middle aged bald man. And I think of penguins. I think I saw some cartoon about a penguin named Bruce or something.-- MoonAgeDaydreamer 3/14/2009
My name is Bruce, I'm no better or stronger than any other, a name is a name, you are who you are, I'm an asshole, a good person, a bad lover, a good lover, I'm like everyone else but with my own name, they could have called me Sue!-- Bwilson 10/1/2009
Bruce Walker in the main character in Lois Duncan's novel "Hotel for Dogs". In the film version, he is portrayed by the adorable Jake T. Austin.-- Anonymous User 11/29/2010
Reminds me of bruises. Don't like it.-- Chrila96 12/4/2010
I don't really like the look or sound of it but I have a huge soft spot for the name Bruce because I love Bruce Springsteen and I was a big fan of Bruce Willis when I was younger. I consider Bruce a very manly name, almost macho.-- CN 12/19/2010
Reminds me of a bruise. It's also one of those names that I can't picture on men under 40 (of course, they were kids once too, but it still sounds odd on young boys).-- mrose19 8/11/2011
The name of the town may come from bruscia, a Vulgar Latin word meaning "brush", which is ultimately from bhreus, a Proto-Indo-European word meaning "sprout".-- arrowhead909 3/2/2012
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