PaisleyPark5083 said:

I will be the opposite. Because of my name, my kids are going to have hispanic names
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INSATIABLE said:

Maybe for a day out of curiosity, but overall..... No offense to you men out there.

Robert from my Dad.

PaisleyPark5083 said:

So am I, I think! Seriously, it's perfection. I got a tattoo @ Energy Tattoos on Parker Way, stayed in a hotel near the beach in an incredible neighborhood, got properly trashed on State Street (and broke my sandal dancing in a bar--the hot bartender fixed it with duct tape) had one of the best dinners of my life @ an Italian restaurant on State ("Trattorio?" it's on my bank statement but I'm too lazy to check). I've been down there thousands of times, but this time was different (once I ventured out of Isla Vista/Goleta, which has its own different beauty.

Santa Barbara's climate is perfect, its residents happy and healthy, and there are so many hidden treasures. I LOVE the lush mountains as its backdrop. It makes you feel like you're on a hidden island. Ugh. It hurts deeply. I WILL live there, even for a few months. I need to get it out of my system.

Lothan said:

not a word.... not one single word LOL

AnckSuNamun said:

If God gave me a penis, I'd never let it go.

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INSATIABLE said:

The beautiful Santa Ynez mountains on one side, and the ocean on the other, you can't beat that. State Street life is kinda crazy, but in a good way..the building I work in is on State Street, so I see all the fun just outside my window! Isla Vista, is a world on it's own indeed.....it's ayoung college kids dream, and a parents nightmare. Hope you make it this way again soon, maybe for "Fiesta" it is the first week of August.

Ocean said:

That's a weird name. I bet all the kids laughed at you in school.

Richard, after my father.

PaisleyPark5083 said:

Yeah, a few years ago DP was the PLACE to be for me and my UCSB friends, but I can't imagine anyone other than drunk kids having the same sentiment.

I'd love to come out for Fiesta. Alas, I have a LOT of other trips on my front burner. But I'll be back, dammit!

JDInteractive said:

I knew it.

statuesqque said:

Me also! (Although mine is just Renee, without the accent aigu.) I love my middle name--when I was in junior high I hated my first name (Joni) and wanted to go by Renee. The problem was that when the teachers would say, "Renee" I would forget they were talking to me. I went back to Joni after about 2 days. lol.

INSATIABLE said:

Dont we all
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JDInteractive said:

Don't we all.

INSATIABLE said:

Did you think it was unecessary to see the crack in the Indian´s bottom?

JDInteractive said:

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"We had to beat them to death with their own shoes."

Imago said:

Mine is Miligrito Darsarn, and "Darsarn" is pronounced "Darsahn" what the HELL was going on in the 80's to make my aunt name me that?

SaraWright10 said:

Really

Ocean said:

live4lust said:

spill it

i dont have one..i'm the only one in my whole family who dosen't either.

DevotedPuppy said:

I did the exact same thing when I was in Jr. Hg. I've always loved my middle name and when my niece was born I found out my brother did too…. he gave her the same middle name, she's my name sake.

statuesqque said:

Rene is a beautiful name, boy or girl. My nephew's name is Gabriel Rene..he is beyone cute!!!!!

PaisleyPark5083 said:

that's a nice name for a boy. my niece's name is Aleana Renee' (pronounced Ah-lean-na) he gave her a good yelling name.

evenstar3 said:

G, I couldn't possibly tell you what letter it starts with.

statuesqque said:

Aleana, that is beautiful and unique!

IAintTheOne said:

Just whisper it