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My name is Neveen n' I like it because if you click this link here Urban Dictionary: neveen you'll know its beautiful meaning 
But if I were to change my name, I'll choose Naomi or Anne or Anna!!
But if I were to change my name, I'll choose Naomi or Anne or Anna!!
I have the most boring name ever.
In fact when PIXAR made the movie UP, they brainstormed what the most boring name is to give the Dog.
When King of Queens was in pre-pilot the writers came together and decided to give the main character the most forgettable name possible to fit the show's premise.
When I think about what other name I would want, I just feel thankful that my name is not something Exceptionally dumb like Caeden, Channer, Titum, Brooks, Tugger, or Colorado.
In fact when PIXAR made the movie UP, they brainstormed what the most boring name is to give the Dog.
When King of Queens was in pre-pilot the writers came together and decided to give the main character the most forgettable name possible to fit the show's premise.
When I think about what other name I would want, I just feel thankful that my name is not something Exceptionally dumb like Caeden, Channer, Titum, Brooks, Tugger, or Colorado.
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I like my name. My name is Abbie Jean. Didn't like it when I was little and in grade school. I was teased and bullied alot. I kept to myself alot while growing up. Later, after I left home, I found out there weren't too many Abbies around. I am named after my paternal Dutch grandmother who was Anna Abbie. My dad picked out the names for all three of his daughters. Abbie Jean, Garnet Rae and Jessie Lea.
I am named after my paternal Dutch grandmother who was Anna Abbie. My dad picked out the names for all three of his daughters. Abbie Jean, Garnet Rae and Jessie Lea.I wonder what would you all feel if your parents happened to be like the one who named their children... Macaroni 85, Spaghetti 88, Sincerely Yours 98.
Spaghetti who just gave birth last December named her baby son Cheese Pimiento, as she says the legend continues. Macaroni plans also to name his first born Windows XP, and Sincerely Yours plans to use the name Signature. Sounds fun!hehe
Filipino Family Names Children After Food and Other Oddities - Southeast Asia Real Time - WSJ
Spaghetti who just gave birth last December named her baby son Cheese Pimiento, as she says the legend continues. Macaroni plans also to name his first born Windows XP, and Sincerely Yours plans to use the name Signature. Sounds fun!hehe
Filipino Family Names Children After Food and Other Oddities - Southeast Asia Real Time - WSJ
i don't mind monica. i have had the luxury of being the only monica in every school i was in, so i grew up without the dreaded "monica t" distinction. my middle name is marie, after my grandmother.
it's nice having a less common name and unusual last name. keeps things simple. as i mentioned in another thread, my dad wanted to name me kyle (regardless of whether i was a boy or girl). i probably would've been ok with that too.
a good name is a good name, regardless of it's origin, commonality or meaning. i think unusual names for obscurity's sake are just silly.
one thing i've never understood is how people pick out names for babies or animals without having met them first. i don't understand that. how you can actually be sure they "fit" their name if you don't know them yet?
it's nice having a less common name and unusual last name. keeps things simple. as i mentioned in another thread, my dad wanted to name me kyle (regardless of whether i was a boy or girl). i probably would've been ok with that too.
a good name is a good name, regardless of it's origin, commonality or meaning. i think unusual names for obscurity's sake are just silly.
one thing i've never understood is how people pick out names for babies or animals without having met them first. i don't understand that. how you can actually be sure they "fit" their name if you don't know them yet?
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Picking a name for your child is one of the hardest things ever.
I think family names are cool. My son was named after his grandfather, whose middle name was, fortunately, the same as my stepdad's first name. My son really likes his name, does not like to be called the shortened version thereof, and is NOT shy about telling people this.
I have mentioned before that my mom wanted to name me Sharon Rose (ack...gag...my apologies to anyone who might be reading this by that name, but it is definitely NOT me. ). My mom was heavily sedated, so the only good thing my biological dad ever did for me was name me. As many of you know, Jullianna is not my real name.
When I married I decided to use my adoptive last name as my middle name as a way of showing how much the adoption meant to me (none of that hyphening junk though ), and dropped having a middle name completely.
I think family names are cool. My son was named after his grandfather, whose middle name was, fortunately, the same as my stepdad's first name. My son really likes his name, does not like to be called the shortened version thereof, and is NOT shy about telling people this.
I have mentioned before that my mom wanted to name me Sharon Rose (ack...gag...my apologies to anyone who might be reading this by that name, but it is definitely NOT me.
). My mom was heavily sedated, so the only good thing my biological dad ever did for me was name me. As many of you know, Jullianna is not my real name.When I married I decided to use my adoptive last name as my middle name as a way of showing how much the adoption meant to me (none of that hyphening junk though
), and dropped having a middle name completely.
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@ Liamson...I beg to differ with you my brother...I ,in fact have theeeeeee most boring name ever. "Jim" (technically- James)
Now that is yawnsville. I was always gutted when in church they'd discuss Bible names...how are names mean something.
So lame...supposedly "James" means supplanter. Not cool at all...kinda crappy actually.
My entire name is messed up...my middle name is insanely long,as well as my last name. People think I am in the Mafia.
Thank God,my Mom didn't go with Mario or Paul (because she was in love with Paul McCartney from the Beatles) so I got stuck with my Dad's name. Oh well.
Now that is yawnsville. I was always gutted when in church they'd discuss Bible names...how are names mean something.
So lame...supposedly "James" means supplanter. Not cool at all...kinda crappy actually.
My entire name is messed up...my middle name is insanely long,as well as my last name. People think I am in the Mafia.
Thank God,my Mom didn't go with Mario or Paul (because she was in love with Paul McCartney from the Beatles) so I got stuck with my Dad's name. Oh well.
Picking a name for your child is one of the hardest things ever.
I think family names are cool. My son was named after his grandfather, whose middle name was, fortunately, the same as my stepdad's first name. My son really likes his name, does not like to be called the shortened version thereof, and is NOT shy about telling people this.
I have mentioned before that my mom wanted to name me Sharon Rose (ack...gag...my apologies to anyone who might be reading this by that name, but it is definitely NOT me. ). My mom was heavily sedated, so the only good thing my biological dad ever did for me was name me. As many of you know, Jullianna is not my real name.
When I married I decided to use my adoptive last name as my middle name as a way of showing how much the adoption meant to me (none of that hyphening junk though ), and dropped having a middle name completely.
I think family names are cool. My son was named after his grandfather, whose middle name was, fortunately, the same as my stepdad's first name. My son really likes his name, does not like to be called the shortened version thereof, and is NOT shy about telling people this.
I have mentioned before that my mom wanted to name me Sharon Rose (ack...gag...my apologies to anyone who might be reading this by that name, but it is definitely NOT me.
). My mom was heavily sedated, so the only good thing my biological dad ever did for me was name me. As many of you know, Jullianna is not my real name.When I married I decided to use my adoptive last name as my middle name as a way of showing how much the adoption meant to me (none of that hyphening junk though
), and dropped having a middle name completely.
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@ Liamson...I beg to differ with you my brother...I ,in fact have theeeeeee most boring name ever. "Jim" (technically- James)
Now that is yawnsville. I was always gutted when in church they'd discuss Bible names...how are names mean something.
So lame...supposedly "James" means supplanter. Not cool at all...kinda crappy actually.
My entire name is messed up...my middle name is insanely long,as well as my last name. People think I am in the Mafia.
Thank God,my Mom didn't go with Mario or Paul (because she was in love with Paul McCartney from the Beatles) so I got stuck with my Dad's name. Oh well.
Now that is yawnsville. I was always gutted when in church they'd discuss Bible names...how are names mean something.
So lame...supposedly "James" means supplanter. Not cool at all...kinda crappy actually.
My entire name is messed up...my middle name is insanely long,as well as my last name. People think I am in the Mafia.
Thank God,my Mom didn't go with Mario or Paul (because she was in love with Paul McCartney from the Beatles) so I got stuck with my Dad's name. Oh well.
. Not a bad name to have.
I like my name. I like writing it out and I like the nicknames from it (a lot of people call me Rach, and then there's Rackel- my bro calls me that). I can't even think of names I might "look" like or "seem like", though I think someone told me once I looked like I could be a Courtney or Elizabeth...
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Supplanter, that's the same thing the name Jacob means . Not a bad name to have.
. Not a bad name to have.
maybe James means horrific grammar.