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The Big Bad Meaningless Thread of Middle Names
#46

chris Wrote:I used to receive 100s of emails per day from crazed fans inviting me to birthday parties, out on dates, etc. (And Stephen, in case you are wondering, I never went.)
Why the hell not? I'd a grown a beard and been the other one... we coulda cleaned up!
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#47

Jenna_Bird Wrote:
Stephen Dame Wrote:
Jenna_Bird Wrote:White. My mother's maiden name.

-Jenna

My mother's maiden name is 'White' as well. Any Welsh or British in your family?

Indeedy. I'm all Scottish and British. WASPy as all get out, I know. :lol:

-Jenna

If we're related, you owe me SERIOUS back Christmas gifts.
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#48

K-Town Lassie Wrote:By the way, since Bullet brought it up, does anyone else share the same name as a someone or something famous?

Even though this is from a movie, I always thought Michael Bolton from Office Space was hilarious, especially because he hated the guy so much :lol:
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#49

Stephen Dame Wrote:
Jenna_Bird Wrote:
Stephen Dame Wrote:
Jenna_Bird Wrote:White. My mother's maiden name.

-Jenna

My mother's maiden name is 'White' as well. Any Welsh or British in your family?

Indeedy. I'm all Scottish and British. WASPy as all get out, I know. :lol:

-Jenna

If we're related, you owe me SERIOUS back Christmas gifts.

Hahaha. Then the same is true for you. I'm partial to anything in blue or green, and (of course) love all things hip. Wink

-Jenna
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#50

Lynn. Just like about 50 other people I know.

K-Town Lassie Wrote:My son has two middle names. All of his given names can be considered surnames, which will probably lead to mass confusion as he gets older, but man, I love the way they all just roll off the tongue.

All of my names can be considered surnames but what makes it worse is that my first and middle names could also be male or female. I'm always getting things addressed to "Mr." When I was a freshman in high school I got a phone call about trying out for freshman football. When I said that I was indeed Kerry the guy who was calling actually said "you're supposed to be a guy." Oh well.
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#51

VioletlightHeron Wrote:Question, do your middle names have anything to do with Robert Bruce, the Scottish king around the time of William Wallace?
No, Bruce comes from my dad's name. Oddly enough, my other name, Edward, actually does come from a Scottish relative. Not a King, unfortunatly.
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#52

gentoo Wrote:All of my names can be considered surnames but what makes it worse is that my first and middle names could also be male or female. I'm always getting things addressed to "Mr." When I was a freshman in high school I got a phone call about trying out for freshman football. When I said that I was indeed Kerry the guy who was calling actually said "you're supposed to be a guy." Oh well.

I dated a guy named Kerry for a little while and when I speak about him people give me odd looks. Not like there would be anything wrong with a woman dating a woman, not in my book at least.

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#53

Jenna_Bird Wrote:
Stephen Dame Wrote:
Jenna_Bird Wrote:
Stephen Dame Wrote:
Jenna_Bird Wrote:White. My mother's maiden name.

-Jenna

My mother's maiden name is 'White' as well. Any Welsh or British in your family?

Indeedy. I'm all Scottish and British. WASPy as all get out, I know. :lol:

-Jenna

If we're related, you owe me SERIOUS back Christmas gifts.

Hahaha. Then the same is true for you. I'm partial to anything in blue or green, and (of course) love all things hip. Wink

-Jenna

Thank God. I thought I'd never be able to unload this blue and green Waffle Maker. It says "sHIP with care" on the box, but I'll scrape off the appropriate letters and get it to ya ASAP.
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#54

Sandro
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#55

Cale.
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