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@buttermilk: Golden Sunshine, maybe?
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I have heard much worse but it's not something I would ever choose.
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Like it!!
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Ya, nope.
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I know someone named Goldine...or maybe Marigold and he can call her Goldie?
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Maaaaybe Marigold and Goldie as a pet name just for the family to use?
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I actually don't HATE it. I think it's a super cute nickname but think as a given name you could do so much better so it's a no from me.
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That was the name of my husband's dog when he was little. I personally wouldn't use it for a child!
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It sounds like a nickname -- both cutesy and ironic gangsta one.
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Hahah cute name for a goldfish
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@sunny: LOL to ironic gangsta.
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I like it!
But I do know a Goldie that's a dog, too
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I don't mind it, but maybe the overwhelming negativity is influencing me (to like it more/ give it a chance). I like Goldie Hawn.
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fashion/lifestyle writer jane marie named her daughter goldie - and got it as a neck tattoo...
as for my opinion, its cute for a little girl and a grandma, not so much in between
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I wouldn't mind it as short for Marigold. One former student is a Mariposa and goes by Mari for short, which I really liked.
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@CakeLady: I was just thinking this morning about how much Jane Marie rubs me the wrong way! Neck tattoo reaffirms it....
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Supreme Court Justice Goldie? Dr. Goldie? Professor Goldie? .... sorry, it fails my "name test"!
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I love your style and unique names for your girls, but Goldie is a bit much for me!
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@ms.line: @CakeLady: I've never heard of her, but your neck is a random place to get your child's name tattooed on you.....
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I would totally name a second daughter Marigold and call her Goldie. And I am pretty pro-nickname-as-a-full-name, but I do have a bit of trouble imagining Goldie as a given name.
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I don't like it either, as a nn for Marigold as suggested I can do it as a name.
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Nahh.... It's okay for Goldie Hawn but would not name my kid that.
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Sounds like a grandmother to me. Not my favorite.
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Not a fan. Apparently it's just me since no one else has said this, but I think Goldilocks.
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Initially I thought of Goldie Haun but then looked at all the pet references and I totally turned me off. Plus, what if your daughter isn't blonde?
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Goldie is the name of our goldfish. Can't imagine it for a girl's name.
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I think it is cute as a nickname for Marigold like others have said but not as a stand-alone name.
Goldie by itself reminds me of the goldfish from Mickey
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I also thought of Goldie Hawn which makes me not hate it, but I wouldn't consider using it either
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I think of a diner my DH loves.
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I'm clearly in the minority but I really like it! I think it's a bit retro/hipster, which I think is cool, but also sweet.
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No thanks!
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I like it!!!! The cheese stands alone
LOL
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No...
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I can't help but think your wording might have biased the crowd lol! I don't hate it... but I think it works for ages 7and under and 75 and above best and there is a whole lot of life inbetween!
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@Rainbow Sprinkles: honestly.... it had actually crossed my mind at one point. One of the names I am thinking for my LO kind of directly translates to "golden", but I thought it wouldn't really work as husband's granny had a dog called Goldie
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By itself? No. Marigold is sweet and Goldie would be an adorable nickname. Goldie by itself is like Goldie-locks and the three bears to me...
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Terrible legal name - can you imagine a CEO named Goldie? Marigold, however, I could see, with Goldie as the name people called her, and she could go by Mari if she grew up and hated it. Although I personally cannot stand it.
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Not a fan
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I like it! It's cute and I totally considered it yesterday!
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I have a mutual acquaintance who named their daughter Goldie. Not joking. My friend joked that Goldie sounds like an old grandma in Boca Raton, FL.
LOL
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