I sometimes want to change my name.....

My name is #$%&*(. Sometimes I think about just changing it. Have you ever thought about it? I think I would be "Stephen". Isn't that a cool guys name? Or "Tony"? What about you? Any ideas, opinions?

 

i'm alright with my name. but my name isn't a swear word, so i can see your predicament.

 

I hate my name

 

I like my name.

 

They call me 'Bell'
They call me 'Stacey'
They call me 'her'
They call me 'Jane'
That's not my name
That's not my name
That's not my name
That's not my name
They call me 'quiet girl'
But I'm a riot Mary, Jo, Lisa
Always the same
That's not my name
That's not my name
That's not my name
That's not my name

 

I don’t hate my name but I think we should be permitted one name change in life.

 

I'd allow this

 

sooooo what names would you guys choose for yourselves then?

 

Gabriella or Sophie

 

I like my name too, I got the best name out of the four daughters.

If I could change my name, or it I had to, I'd probably go with Irminsul. Although it's such a phallic object, I think the name is quite Feminem sounding in western culture.

I have also liked the names

Freija, Vanessa, Rebekah, Drusilla, Jess. Joey. I'm not sure if I suit them though, maybe Drusilla and Rebekah. But only if it's spelt that way. If it's spelled Rebecca it loses all its fun and yes, I'm a sucker for a interesting looking name.

My wife likes C, Y and J in names. She got all of them with me.

Years ago there was this scheme where someone in Ireland was selling tiny blocks of land for for a few dollars and then you would own land in Ireland and could legally change your title to Lord or Lady.

We became Lady J and Lady L. it's kind of cute. So all my documents have Lady Joc... Lol. now I'm just waiting for my 5x5 block of land is worth something one day lol.

 

Bob is easy to spell and easy to say backwards too...

 

Yeah, righto Robert. settle down.

 

My dad and I used to go to this service club on Thursday or Friday night to play pool and talk to police and fire and Vietnam vets etc. There was this one old guy, stumbles up to us introduce sshakes my dads hand my dad says;
Hi I'm Vic
Bic?
No, Vic
Ah, g'day, Dick.

Dad just looked at me with the blank ass face and expression and went along with it. from that moment my now wife nicknamed him Dictor (Wiktor became Victor in Australia) he's been copping that ever since. Must be a decade ago now.

"ahhh, goodday Dick!" she's say with this over exaggerated mockery. He blushes.

 

I don't know.

Haven't put much thought into it. Thankfully, my little brother gave me a nickname that all my friends and family call me, so it's good.

 

I would change the spelling to the Hebrew spelling if I had an option

 

Ah...

 

and I do really like the name Arwen. It is legit.
when I was pregnant but before I found out the gender, I considered Arwen for a girl.

 

Err...never mind. Thought I'd figured out your name

 

Irm mentioned it
and I thought
"hmmmmph!" in a very offended manner
but then I realized i've always wanted that spelling too and she's right

edit, and I guess it wouldn't actually be the hebrew spelling lol, I didn't think that one through. I should have just said the old testament spelling
this is the Hebrew spelling
רִבְקָה

 

Raymond J. Johnson Jr. Anybody remember him?