So, Shannon...

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I thought Apple was the name of a gender neutral fruit.

Don't i feel the fuking dickhead.

Ilovegames1992

Gwyneth Paltrow named her kid Apple.

Maybe the kid is the apple of her eye.

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[QUOTE="whipassmt"] why, did you hear or read of someone named Apple?

whipassmt

Gwyneth Paltrow named her kid Apple.

What a kunt rocket.

Maybe the kid is the apple of her eye.

Think she named it Moses. Could be wrong though.

I've only known one guy named Shannon. Chill dude. But it's definitely a feminine name.

I've met a few guys named Shannon. One is a friend, but he hates his name. Feels he has been cursed haha

BTW is shannon a girls common name usually in western countries? i hear a lot about sharon's over shannon's :P

LOL@ the 4 people who picked guy's name

Dafuq?

LOL@ the 4 people who picked guy's name

Dafuq?

gamerguru100

Both. ><

Shannon is a girl's name.

I think it goes both ways, like Kim, Alex, and so forth.

Though tbh I havent met anyone named Shannon, just think that historically there were a lot of men named Shannon.

Shannon ("wise river") is an Irish unisex name, Anglicised from Sionainn. Alternative spellings include Shannen, Shanon, Shannan, Seanan, and Siannon. The variant Shanna is an Anglicisation of Sionna ("possessor of wisdom").linked page

Girls name for me, I've never know a male named Shannonmichael_1234576

+1

I know a guy called Sharon and have done for a few years now so I don't think of it as a girls name. However Shannon is a girls name to me, never heard of a guy called Shannon but I do however know that it's a unisex name like Francis, just very rarely do I hear of a guy sporting it.JohnF111

Think its a different spelling though.

I know a girl named Frances but not Francis.

[QUOTE="JohnF111"]I know a guy called Sharon and have done for a few years now so I don't think of it as a girls name. However Shannon is a girls name to me, never heard of a guy called Shannon but I do however know that it's a unisex name like Francis, just very rarely do I hear of a guy sporting it.Ilovegames1992

Think its a different spelling though.

I know a girl named Frances but not Francis.

Sounds better as a girl's name.

LOL@ the 4 people who picked guy's name

Dafuq?

gamerguru100

[QUOTE="Ilovegames1992"]

[QUOTE="JohnF111"]I know a guy called Sharon and have done for a few years now so I don't think of it as a girls name. However Shannon is a girls name to me, never heard of a guy called Shannon but I do however know that it's a unisex name like Francis, just very rarely do I hear of a guy sporting it.JohnF111

Think its a different spelling though.

I know a girl named Frances but not Francis.

I've never heard of a man with that name.harashawn

Read through this thread and you will see several men, and famous at that, with the given name of Shannon.

Chick name.......

It definitely has the connotation of being a girl's name. I've found that guys with feminine names have it as a family legacy (their father/grandfather had the name) and in the "old country" it was a man's name.

I've known men named Stacy, Kelly, Carol, etc. I also knew a girl named Michael.

It definitely has the connotation of being a girl's name. I've found that guys with feminine names have it as a family legacy (their father/grandfather had the name) and in the "old country" it was a man's name.

I've known men named Stacy, Kelly, Carol, etc. I also knew a girl named Michael.

Boddicker

Heard "Courntey" on a dude.....................

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It definitely has the connotation of being a girl's name. I've found that guys with feminine names have it as a family legacy (their father/grandfather had the name) and in the "old country" it was a man's name.

I've known men named Stacy, Kelly, Carol, etc. I also knew a girl named Michael.

Chow_Mein_Kampf

Heard "Courntey" on a dude.....................

I have too. It has to be hard growing up with a feminine name. I wonder what some parents are thinking when they name their sons.

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[QUOTE="Boddicker"]

It definitely has the connotation of being a girl's name. I've found that guys with feminine names have it as a family legacy (their father/grandfather had the name) and in the "old country" it was a man's name.

I've known men named Stacy, Kelly, Carol, etc. I also knew a girl named Michael.

Boddicker

Heard "Courntey" on a dude.....................

I have too. It has to be hard growing up with a feminine name. I wonder what some parents are thinking when they name their sons.

Traidition is the only "logical" reason I can think of................

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[QUOTE="Chow_Mein_Kampf"]

Heard "Courntey" on a dude.....................

Chow_Mein_Kampf

I have too. It has to be hard growing up with a feminine name. I wonder what some parents are thinking when they name their sons.

Traidition is the only "logical" reason I can think of................

On a related note my father has a feminine name. Merel, like Meryl Streep. It was his grandfather's name. Thank god I didn't inherit it lol.

Meryl's not' so bad, but yeah, you did get lucky there..........

'Tis a girl name these days.

Of course, idiotic parents have a tendency to give girls guy names, and over time, the formerly manly name becomes a girl name. Such a process does not work the other way 'round, to my knowledge, and eventually, all names since ever will be girl names...