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wocket · Post by **wocket** » Thu Aug 19, 2004 8:14 pm

Karalyn. I like it.

ILurker · Post by **ILurker** » Thu Aug 19, 2004 8:16 pm

Timothy. It goes well with the overwhelming irishness that is I.

sneaky ninja · Post by **sneaky ninja** » Thu Aug 19, 2004 8:40 pm

Blair. I've always liked it, though it seems to be more common on boys, I still think it's a pretty girl name. And it goes good with Alexis, my middle name.

Azurain · Post by **Azurain** » Thu Aug 19, 2004 9:14 pm

As with StruckingFuggle, I've no problem with 'Christopher' as my name. I've always gone by Chris, but as I get older I find myself beginning to prefer the full name. I'd actually have preferred to have something a little more unique and interesting, but Christopher is just fine.

Princess_Lorien · Post by **Princess_Lorien** » Thu Aug 19, 2004 9:58 pm

Jessica Lorien Jackson.

*snorts* So normal, but still better than most.

Makh · Post by **Makh** » Thu Aug 19, 2004 10:44 pm

I like my name: Makhzim.

MissCheetah · Post by **MissCheetah** » Thu Aug 19, 2004 10:59 pm

Tiffany... I don't really like it because people have "expectations" attached to the name that really don't fit me. I was named after a girl my dad had a crush on in HS, although he never told mom that. My sister was named after the sister of a GF of his. Mom knew the name of the GF ...but not Heidi, the name of the sister. Heidi suits my sis quite well seeing as she is a small blonde girl. Tiffany does not really fit me. I am not very "girly" nor am I an airhead For some reason people keep finding out my name and going "you don't seem like a Tiffany". Grar.

The Forum Hillbilly · Post by **The Forum Hillbilly** » Thu Aug 19, 2004 11:41 pm

Elizabeth. I like it . It's a classic name. Hehe But there are 3 Elizabeth's in my writing class. Two others that have the same first and last name as me. Which is kind of weird to me. I never go by Beth unless it's someone close to me, like my family or really close friends.

I like my middle name because I don't know any other people online or around here (I know they're out there but I haven't met any) with my middle name, Josette. hehehe

I also have ALOT of nick names growing up from my family.

Liz
Lizabeth
Liza Jane
Lizard
Lizard Beth
Lizard Breath
Lizzy
Little Liz
Tee
Tea Bag
Tea Leaf
Lizzy Beth
Bethy
Bethy poo
Bethlaham
Sissy
Seester
Princess
Kitten

That's all I can think of right of the top of my head.

Eihger · Post by **Eihger** » Fri Aug 20, 2004 12:07 am

I like my name Valintanezakuraishushibohelen. Don't hesitate to call.

Girl Friday · Post by **Girl Friday** » Fri Aug 20, 2004 12:26 am

Bríghannyn Máire.

Try spelling that as a child.

Known to most of my friends as Brígh (pronounced Bree)

SothThe69th · Post by **SothThe69th** » Fri Aug 20, 2004 12:28 am

Karl. Short, simple, next to no one else has it, so I'll never be called "That Karl.", always, "Karl.".

I pity all people named John (or derivatives thereof.).

MaverickLlama · Post by **MaverickLlama** » Fri Aug 20, 2004 1:01 am

And John and Helen begot an Allen. Furthermore, Graham and Elizabeth begot a Margaret. Thus Allen and Margaret begotteth Chris.

Although Chris isn't as uncommon as I'd like it to be, and people under 10 usually have trouble spelling it, I still like it. I would have been okay with Alex, but it did't work out that way. In fact the reason why I was named Chris was to avoid family politics problems. I was the first grandson of both my sets of grandparents, so I got a last name for a middle name and a first name not shared by anyone else in either family. Thank [insert diety here] I wasn't named Michael. I don't have anything against the name, it's just that about a third of all male babies born between 1988 and 1990 in the US were named Michael.

I used to obsessively refuse to be called Christopher. Now I don't give much of a shit, although most people call me Chris or 'you' anyway.

My last name sounds stupid.

Tomahawk · Post by **Tomahawk** » Fri Aug 20, 2004 1:42 am

Sjoerd. Lovely name to try and have foreigners pronounce

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When I was in the US on vacation last year (Michigan / Wisconsin area), I must've heard like 20 different attempts. In the end the family of my friend game up and just started calling me "Sam". I didn't like that... my own name's better than Sam.

Jezebel · Post by **Jezebel** » Fri Aug 20, 2004 2:00 am

Hardly anyone ever calls me Jessica, 98% of the people I know call me Jez or Jess. It's always a little weird to hear someone actually call me Jessica, because I always think of myself as Jez or Jezzy. Other than that it's a fairly alright name, though far too common among my age group. My middle name Kathleen is okay too I guess. Not nearly as common as my first name which is good. I was named after my great uncle Jesse, who died of cancer on death row, and my great grandmother kathleen.

My last name people always either spell wrong or say wrong. It's Tribell, pronounced like tribble (go star trek!), people usually say try bell, or actually spell it tribble, tribel, tribbel, tribbel, or any other crazy way.

shadowling · Post by **shadowling** » Fri Aug 20, 2004 3:19 am

My names Kathryn but i really find thet to long and formal to be practical so my friends all call me katie or kate.

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