squirrelgrease said:

squirrelgrease said:

My cat's name was Toby, but for some reason we called him Buster...
He was the coolest cat that ever lived

mimi07 said:

No, my name is Orlondo Darsarn.

Matthew, yeah it's a good name for me

i hate my name. it has an ugly sound when pronounced with an american accent (it's much prettier when someone with a spanish, french, or english accent says it). plus, i have to repeat myself over and over when telling someone my name...people always call me lauren or laura...

my dad told me last year that my name was almost natalie, which i like sooo much more!

yep,its pretty cool

tinaz said:

Tehehehe I have a few relatives named Tina. It's a common name in Aussie land.

I'm happy with my name, never had a problem with it.

Prince spells my name correctly....



a lot of ppl dont

PanthaGirl said:

my mum was going to call me Teena Louise, but changed her name...

someone didnt get the update, hence i have a welcome to the world Teena card

prb said:

Jan Zalubil - I dislike my surname..just because I hate my father (I hardly know him..haven't seen him since when I was 3 years old and from what I've heard, he is very bad person)

I hated my name growing up because I always got teased. April Fool or April Ape or April showers bring floods...kids are cruel, and my last name was worse. I was the only person in town named April.

I love it now. I don't hear many with the name although at my last job I ended up working with three other April's. It was fun because when we were paged we all answered the phone and it drove people crazy. We told them to say the last name too, but

paintedlady said:

You have stories for days don't you... DON'T YOU Sandra.

Uh my birthname is Nicky-al not common, but everyone calls me Nick. That's pretty common, I'm just happy it's a name everyone can easily pronounce

zaza said:

i like 'zaza'. is that a name your friends call you, or just a name you use for the org?

(sorry to hear about your father)

Never had a problem with it, but sometimes I think it's too plain (Andrea)

whistle said:

Well, as in America Robert could be called as "Bob", in Czech Republic "Jan" is called "Honza". When I was introducing myself to the others, I said "HonZA ZAlubil" and my friends has just shorten it to "Zaza" It's my nickname since I was 10 years old.

squirrelgrease said:

I have a cousin named Buster.

chocolate1 said:

wasn't that the name of the rabbit on arthur

squirrelgrease said:

Are you serious? I can see hating it as a child, but Buster is an AWESOME name!

roodboi said:

I know quite a few adult Jasons.

You could go the other route. I have an old lady name now. No children or teens are named Carrie. Whenever you see cheesy tourist crap/toys for kids with names pre-printed on them you NEVER see "Carrie" in any of the various spellings anymore.

My name is very dated.

Cinnie said:

Lol @ Buster I hardly doubt that squirrelgrease's real name is Buster

Jessica - Meh. I think it's boring and there are too many Jessicas I like my last name ...even though almost no one pronounces or spells it correctly

Jarvius Walls

i love my name

DanceWme said:

Me2

Aisha

Feminine, strong with ALOT of history behind it,,,,,not to mention, the Arabic pronunciation is SO

I can't say that I like it; it is just my name.

I had a neighbor who called me Eric, which is not my name. I originally told her my name was Nick, but she heard Eric. After a while, I didn't have the heart to correct her because she just kept calling me Eric. It was just really weird being called by a name that wasn't mine.

The one thing about my name is that it is VERY common. My first name is among the top 10 most common names in the US. My last name is among the top 20 last names in the country.

My name is too obvious. I wish the farmer would have named me Ms. Fabulous! I mean Cow, really? Are any of you named Person?