It's a GIrl

[polksaladallie]

The latest scion of the royal Windsor family was presented to the public by parents William and Kate, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, just after 6pm local time (3am AEST),

http://www.9news.com.au/world/2015/05/02/15/42/kate-in-labour

[lloydslights]

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@iapetus_rocks wrote:

Poor baby. She's sure to be nicknamed Charlie.

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Or Lotty.

DEB

[azureline**]

Beautiful choice. Well done Polks.
I expect if they call George George they will call her Charlotte. Why does anyone think they would shorten it?

[lloydslights]

The young present Queen was known in family circles as Lillibet.  Prince Harry is actually Prince Henry.  It happens.

DEB

Edited:  And Diana called William - Wills.

[colic2bullsgirlore]

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@azureline** wrote:
Beautiful choice. Well done Polks.
I expect if they call George George they will call her Charlotte. Why does anyone think they would shorten it?

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Definition of self-explanatory in English: adjective. Easily understood; not needing explanation: the film's title is fairly self-explanatory

[rabbitearbandicoot]

so, it's

Georgy Porgy and Charlotte the Harlot - good choices.

[azureline**]

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@colic2bullsgirlore wrote:

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@azureline** wrote:
Beautiful choice. Well done Polks.
I expect if they call George George they will call her Charlotte. Why does anyone think they would shorten it?

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Definition of self-explanatory in English: adjective. Easily understood; not needing explanation: the film's title is fairly self-explanatory

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What has that to do with the title of the thread?

[janeababe]

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@azureline** wrote:

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@colic2bullsgirlore wrote:

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@azureline** wrote:
Beautiful choice. Well done Polks.
I expect if they call George George they will call her Charlotte. Why does anyone think they would shorten it?

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Definition of self-explanatory in English: adjective. Easily understood; not needing explanation: the film's title is fairly self-explanatory

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What has that to do with the title of the thread?

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Az,

C2BG was just pointing out that you shortend Polks, then asked why does anyone think they would shorten it? with regards to Princess Charlotte. 

[bright.ton42]

I love the name Charlotte, and love all the names chosen. I like Charlie as an abbreviation too.   

[amalan11]

My name is Charlotte,it is very common now but in the early 70s it was unheard of ,I was called after a grandmother born late 1800s .From my experiences  the most common thing she will hear is re the spider... every kid asked if id spun any webs ect god it was annoying lol . As for harlot only  heard that once but its a name forever associated  with Charlottes web the book 

I hated it as a kid thought it was awful but I have come to like it .

[amalan11]

Oh and never had anyone try to shorten always been charlotte