Think you should bring this Leanne to the next outing! It's a new and scary world this singledom, but i'm ok i can assure you!
what is your middle name
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Missy Jem wrote: Think you should bring this Leanne to the next outing! It's a new and scary world this singledom, but i'm ok i can assure you!
well when she started saying "I should talk to her" I thought she was gonna say "and tell her how lucky she is that Steve likes her" no such luck She said plenty else and all but it's unrepeatable on NOOL! No can do on bringing her...no taste in music sadly...although she think's they're funny which is HALF way there.
Mark Most dull
Hey! Play nice! Mark's my first name. And Steven's my middle name, making us some kind of NOOL mirror image.
Whci would make you? Unfunny, thick and oversexed?
Blimey! It's like looking in a Bizarro world mirror!
melly (msh) wrote: Suzanne.
At least it has seven letters like the rest of my name. 7's always been a lucky number.
Join the club ;)
Mine's Dawn. Which isn't too bad, but I did come very close to being named 'September Dawn'
. No joke!
Rocket Mick wrote:
Samantha Chapman wrote: Haven't got one!
I shall name you IDA then we can call you S I C
:moon:
sweetness wrote: Mine's Dawn. Which isn't too bad, but I did come very close to being named 'September Dawn'
. No joke!
see what i mean about cruel and unusual naming practices?
Common practice in the catholic culture (at least here in continental Europe) is to give several names; usually the name of the godfather/mother and of some of the parents or grandparents.
My complete given name is Benoit Philippe Maurice. Benoit is my first name, Philippe my godfather's first name and Maurice my grandfather's first name. But Philippe Maurice might as well be a French translation of Filip Morris, the brand my parents have been smoking for 40 years at a rate of 50 cigs a day.
Only they know...
Ben wrote: Common practice in the catholic culture (at least here in continental Europe) is to give several names; usually the name of the godfather/mother and of some of the parents or grandparents.
As for this, common practice in Quebec was to name Joseph for a boy, Marie for a girl, then the name of the godfather/godmother, then the first name...
Now it's a fookin nightmare since most traditions are gone and now each woman keep her maiden name, so we have an epidemy of people with 2 last names.. I'm curious to see what will happen with the next generation... ![]()
Here we don't have a middle name, but several. My full name is Jorge (my first name, chosen by my grandmother) Fernando(my father's first name) Caetano (my godfather's name) Vieira (my mother's maiden name) Teixeira (my dad's last name). Pretty complicated, that's why I answer by my first and last names only!
twist wrote: Robert
My friend's GF's kid's middle name is Cola, first name Pepsi.
My wife's friend's husband was determined to name his child Elvis, but when they had a daughter, she was able to convince him to settle on naming her Mary.
Mary Elvis.
Johnny wrote:
patrick stewart appreciation society wrote: Mines Sebastian,
Very witty for you that one johnny, well done![]()
Steve Campbell wrote:
This blue-eyed boy that wants to be wrote: My mother gave me her middle name: Yockey. Rhymes with jockey. The roommate who shared a room with me two years ago at school used to make fun of it all the time. But, it's just a middle name.
is it? or is it just a word your mum made up?
There are some cruel fuckin parents in that land, who inflict their kids with horrible names (don't mean you BTW...just that "Yockey" started me thinking.)
It is her middle name, but she didn't want me to have my father's middle name, which is Martin, so she gave me hers. But my real first name - Iren - is some obscure eastern European name, so neither my middle or last names sound decent with it.
I don't have one, either. I have to put NMN on legal forms, and few people misinterpret this.
