Say you decided to change your name? What would you choose and why?
I’d choose something Irish, but I dunno what… It migt be cool to be named after some rebel hero…
preferably something I didn’t have to spell out for people though.
I changed my name from “Craig Name2 Name3” to “craig”.
My real name is Seven, so I might consider changing my name to something common like John or Dan.
Or go for something even more out of whack and shoot for “!”
Well that makes two of you, you and the kid who was on Married…with Children for a couple months. Seven. Go figure?
I think I’d go with “Lando” after either my favorite A) pope, or B) Bespan businessman / malt liquor salesman.
Vail, Vail Darklighter.
Supposedly it is a name mentioned (by Luke’s uncle) in the first Star Wars movie, but got cut.
Great name.
Max Power.
(Before someone else says it).
Seven is getting to be more and more popular. I’ve met one other guy named Seven and have heard of 4-5 others.
We’ll take over the world I’m telling you.
Well… the world later. First we’ll try to fill a minivan.
Honestly I havent thought about changing my name until the question is posed. My real name is Suzanne, and I kinda like it.
However…maybe something like Alexandra…and I would go by Alex. (always liked that name for a female)
Im not a big fan of the creative names…Ocean is perhaps the worst I have heard lately.
I’d change mine to Samantha, called Sam. Dunno why, except this has been one of my favorite names since I was a kid (long before it broke the top ten list for popularity in the States).
Oh, I went to university with a girl whose name is Seagull. Honestly. Fucking hippy parents!
Whatever it would be, my new last name would start with “Von.” And, preferably, would have a hard “gh” in it somewhere.
When I was born, my full name was Matthew Ezekiel Zachariah Mercer. Before I joined the military (for ease of use on forms, and also for reasons having to do with the waste of skin of a father that insisted on my middle initials being E.Z.; but I don’t want to explain about him), I dropped the Zachariah.
In basic training, I met a guy with the coolest damn name ever: Malachi J. Blade. I’d take that, but, y’know, it’s already taken.
Otis Spunkmeyer
Fun to say and fun to hear.
I changed it to Jamie (a different spelling thereof), usually shortened to James.
If I were to change it again, I would choose Friday, which is my nickname, and which I actually rather like.
I never thought of changing my surname, but if I did, I think I would choose Lawless.
World, meet Friday Lawless.
Friday Lawless, meet world!
I wouldn’t even change my name when I got married. I identify with both my first and last names and I’ll be keeping them.
I’ve always disliked my name - it’s Juli, and people are forever calling me Julia, Judy, Jill, etc. Or putting an E at the end where there isn’t one. I actually LIKE the name Julia, but y’know, it’s not my name, so it bugs me. I have no attachment to my birth surname or my adopted maiden name, although I am now attached to my married name and have adjusted to the idea of keeping it. HOWEVER. I have considered using a pen name for writing, and the name that appeals to me is a different spelling of my daughter’s name with my great-grandmother’s maiden name; thus, if you see anything published by an author named Catharine Commandi, it’s me.
Either “Deathninja McSex” or “Sweaty McBlowjob.”
Ok well I admit Seagull is far worse than Ocean, geeeeez.
But Malachi J. Blade? Wasnt that the name of the evil character in Children of the Corn? haha
I always said my parents should have named me Rainbow. My maiden name is Scherbart (pronounced like the ice cream), and I could have been Rainbow Scherbart. How awesome is that?
I always said my parents should have named me Rainbow. My maiden name is Scherbart (pronounced like the ice cream), and I could have been Rainbow Scherbart. How awesome is that?
Now my last name is Quist and I want to be Ventrilo.