Which do you like best, your first name or your last?

I hate both my names.

 

I like that my last name is unique, but it is almost never spelled correctly without assistance. The sad thing is, it's incredibly simple if you just listen.

 

But it is a tinywang right? Amare??

 

I have a very common first and last name, at least in terms of spelling for my last name. It is just pronounced very differently. Only one person outside my known family has had the same pronunciation.

I do love my first name, even though it is extremely common.

http://www.footballsfuture.com/2001/profile/david_rivers.html

[rquoter]Last name is pronounced RYE-vers ...[/rquoter]

http://www.catamountsports.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/rivers_david00.html

 

^ Georgia State University 2007, huh?

And now you gotta go pee .

 

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My last Name is Turner.

My first name is gay.

LAST.

 

I hate my last name, JaBloamey, but my first name, Haywood, is ok.

 

Gay Turner.

What the hell were your parents thinking?

 

Robert Righthand.

 

Why don't you just go by "Mike"?

 

i like my middle name the most "michael"

 

Georgia Southern University 2006 :grin:

 

Michael is my middle name as well.

Between my signature, this post, and my first post, I think its easy to figure out my full name.

 

Unique thread... I like it.

I love all three of my names, although I didn't as a kid. I was raised Catholic, so I was always bummed I didn't have the name of a saint. Always wished I was a Mark or Joseph... just because I liked those names when I was young and we always celebrated my Grandfather's "saints day." It was almost like having two birthdays for him.

My name and their meanings:

(1st) Eric
Origin: Norse
Meaning: Eternal Ruler

(Middle) Alan
Origin: Celtic
Meaning: Handsome or Harmonious

My mom chose the names because the "baby names" book she read described Alan as soft, sweet, and handsome and Eric as masculine and tough. She hoped my personality would contain the same juxtaposition (ha!). I always liked that...

The one unfortunate thing is that my last name, while awesome and unique, begins with an R... making my initials spell EAR.

 

It's worse than Prado?

 

Uh huh, it's worse than Mayzar.