I was given an American middle name despite not being American. I hated it at first but now I'm quite pleased with it. It's the only part of my name that is in any way fashionable.
Nah, it's weirder than that. I couldn't name anyone in the public eye who has it for a forename, although there are a few prominent English people (all dead) who have had it. :)
It's weird how close you people are getting (you especially in ways I shall never disclose). I'm honestly not going to admit it, though. :P Not in public, anyway.
Well, I would, but it's not a name like John or Fred. It's more uncommon and more like identifying information. I might be the only person on the planet with these two first names, and I do like to present my stalkers with a challenge. That way, only the cleverest get through. Although the downside of that is the cleverest get through. :/
I named one of my cows Cuthbert....we had a baby name book that we used to name them....they were registered purebreds so you HAD to name them....and Cuthbert was one that we chose....dorky. Super dorky.
Ahh, so close. Actually, you almost were close. My mum was going to call be Rebecca if I was a girl and when I turned out to have a dangling wilbury, she pondered whether she could still get away with a girl's name.
I don't know about the secret bit but I'd happily record myself peeing and put it on YouTube. I'd be amazed if anyone actually listened to it, though. I mean, it's going to sound exactly like everyone expects. :P
Is it normal I hate those cop-out middle names?
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I was given an American middle name despite not being American. I hated it at first but now I'm quite pleased with it. It's the only part of my name that is in any way fashionable.
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Robert?
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Nah, it's weirder than that. I couldn't name anyone in the public eye who has it for a forename, although there are a few prominent English people (all dead) who have had it. :)
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It's weird how close you people are getting (you especially in ways I shall never disclose). I'm honestly not going to admit it, though. :P Not in public, anyway.
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My name is nothing like that, yet - at the same time - you're thinking along the right lines.
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There was once a squirrel that kept stealing the nuts I put out for birds. He was a Cyril.
Cyril the squirrel.
But no, he wasn't named after me. :P
Care to tell?? No pressure, I'm just dying of curiosity!!
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Well, I would, but it's not a name like John or Fred. It's more uncommon and more like identifying information. I might be the only person on the planet with these two first names, and I do like to present my stalkers with a challenge. That way, only the cleverest get through. Although the downside of that is the cleverest get through. :/
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Cuthbert?
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Ick, no. That sounds like an old English name to me. It's nothing like that. No Timothy, Roger, Tristan, Hereward, or anything like that. :P
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I named one of my cows Cuthbert....we had a baby name book that we used to name them....they were registered purebreds so you HAD to name them....and Cuthbert was one that we chose....dorky. Super dorky.
Heather!
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Ahh, so close. Actually, you almost were close. My mum was going to call be Rebecca if I was a girl and when I turned out to have a dangling wilbury, she pondered whether she could still get away with a girl's name.
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Nuh huh. Not Rupert, either. Or Tarquin. Or Belvedere. :P
i don't need to know your name as long as i can secretly listen to you pee.
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I don't know about the secret bit but I'd happily record myself peeing and put it on YouTube. I'd be amazed if anyone actually listened to it, though. I mean, it's going to sound exactly like everyone expects. :P