Jimothy, of course
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Just Jame, the singular
Jimothy on special occasions
Is that your king / baron name?
Jame Gumb the only one I ever heard of
Was she a great big fat person?
Elizabeth for girls.
Elizabeth, Eliza, Beth, Lizbeth, Liz, Lizzie, Lizard, Lisbian, Lisan Al Gaib, the options are endless.
Coming out as lisbian
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i would go with the quaint yet dignified "Jimb"
I like the cut of your…Jimb.
jimb can cause a chuckle in business meetings.
How about Jimp? Every friend group needs a Jimp.
Like "jump", but with an i.
Bring out the jimp
Jamethan.
Thank you for not misspelling it as Jamethon.
How about Jimbo, but with the "J" pronounced like an "H", as in Spanish.
Only if you also pronounce the i as you would in Spanish, Heembo
I'd go with Hi-May...
And spell it just like that.
James seems like the least nerdy of the names that have common nicknames. Richard is another one that's not nerdy.
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Same with Robert.
Do you remain Robert?
Become boring Bob?
Rob with one b or Robb with two?
If you're feeling whimsical, is it Robby or Robbie?
And if you're transitioning, you should probably avoid picking the name Margot
Funny enough, Margot is part of a family of names that's even bigger than James and Robert.
Margot, Marjorie, Marge, Greta, Rita, Megan, Maggie, Gretchen, Maisie, Molly, Peggy... The uniting feature is that all of these names are considered variants of "Margaret," and this isn't even a comprehensive list.
Margherita and Margarita are my fav. Both delicious.
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Don't forget Bobby, Boberino, and the unsung classic Bert.
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I like Jamiroquai.
That's virtual insanity!
Knew a guy named James Jones. He went by Bob. For reasons.
that's a good reason to go by Jamie. Jamie Jones sounds nice.
Jimbo Jorker?
Jam the man
In the UK at least, 'Jay' is also commonly used for James. Not a bad choice. In addition, James Bond would like word about 'Nerdy' !
Jamie Fookin Lannister
"Imagine if I had a name like Jimmy Recard" (Jimmy Recard from Drapht) is looping in my head now...
Okay, how about you're Jimmer, you're Jimmy, and you're Jim Bob. So you all get to be some version of Jim and we don't got to be in, fuckin... Cats.
The formal variant is Jame-o
Actually, James is short for Jean Names
I knew a Jimbo. Best friend for like half a decade. Dude def lived up to his name. Hope he's doing well.
This is insane, folks.
Dunno. Greg sounds more nerdy than James.
Greg
Gregtech. - a highly sophisticated automation heavy mod for Minecraft
What would a Gregg know about this
I'd go with the European Jimmy
Any Australians out there able to comment to tell us if Jim-o is a valid nickname?
It doesn’t matter if it’s valid or not aussies will turn anything into a nickname
Yeah I've heard jim-o before but I wouldn't say it's super common, things either end in 'oh' or 'ie' to roll off the tongue nicely so jimmie is usually the norm.
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And what of you got named Jim? I mean can they go back to James? Or are they going to stick with Jimmy and Jimbooo?
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