Convinced my girlfriend that Yumi Frowne would be perfect and so her immigration papers say that. As for me: Peter Bradshaw works perfect.
If you could change your name?
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Squeeble. It's masculine yet adorable... actually im not even going to try to BS some explanation for that one, I would do it sheerly for the luls
Oddly enough, I just changed my name but I'm still not 100% sure of it. I let my long time girl, an Ancient Greek historian, influence me more than I should have. I've wanted to change it for years and it was actually an episode of the Simpsons that finally propmted me.
Homer: "You'll keep my name when you grow up, right, son?"
Bart: "Hell, no. When I'm eighteen I'm changing my name to Joe Kickass!"
Homer: "Man, that is so damn cool!"
So...legally...my name really is C. A. Tsirius! I didn't think the judge would go for it but she did. Me and my girl got engaged soon after so when we're married her name will also be C. A. Tsirius. Yeah, I got played but I don't mind, she takes some of the more...colorful...Ancient Greek practices very seriously.
BUT STILL MY/OUR NAME BASICALLY NOW MEANS CAT-DOG! IT MAKES ME SOUND LIKE I'M BIPOLAR! OR A HARRY POTTER CHARACTER!
Homer: "You'll keep my name when you grow up, right, son?"
Bart: "Hell, no. When I'm eighteen I'm changing my name to Joe Kickass!"
Homer: "Man, that is so damn cool!"
So...legally...my name really is C. A. Tsirius! I didn't think the judge would go for it but she did. Me and my girl got engaged soon after so when we're married her name will also be C. A. Tsirius. Yeah, I got played but I don't mind, she takes some of the more...colorful...Ancient Greek practices very seriously.
BUT STILL MY/OUR NAME BASICALLY NOW MEANS CAT-DOG! IT MAKES ME SOUND LIKE I'M BIPOLAR! OR A HARRY POTTER CHARACTER!
I always liked that name. I would change my name to Kain because he is my favourite character from the series and it sounds quite badass in my opinion. But thats if I wanted to, Im good with Shane for the moment.Ibanez887 said:
If? I already actually HAVE one: Anthony Thomas Redgrave.LilGherkin said:
If you know what the name Tony Redgrave is from I will give you my praise.
Robert Clarke, or if I was creating a female pseudonym, then Niamh O'Conner. (pronounced Neve - it's an Irish name). That's simply because they are my two favourite names, and happen to be two of the five main characters in an ongoing idea for a series of short films I'm developing (still in my head at the moment, but eventually I'll probably get down to writing the draft scripts and trying to get it noticed and filmed.). Plus, I have a fixation with the Irish - I absolutely love Ireland, would love to go there and stay for a while touring the country, and I think that Irish girls are great (my perfect girl would be Irish and be able to speak the language - so sexy...). Anyway, those are my name choices. Others would possibly include Scarlett Webster or Abigail Patterson (female) and James Morrison (male - no, not the singer, but another of my characters).
That said, James Morrison is one of my favourite singers anyway...
That said, James Morrison is one of my favourite singers anyway...
Seriously? I'd probably legally change my first name to Fox since it's become such a widely used nickname that most people (including my wife) never call me by my given name.
Frivolously? Choose from the list:
Doctor Funkotron (just because when people ask "what's your name" and I say "Doctor Funkotron", that would be AWESOME. And funky. Six of one, half dozen of the other.)
Max Power
Angus MacTavish (I'd spend a year in Scotland to work on the accent first)
John Q. Public
Michael Bolton (so I could instantly figure out a lot about people by which association they made first)
Miroslav Kowalchuk ("wait...you're French?")
Frivolously? Choose from the list:
Doctor Funkotron (just because when people ask "what's your name" and I say "Doctor Funkotron", that would be AWESOME. And funky. Six of one, half dozen of the other.)
Max Power
Angus MacTavish (I'd spend a year in Scotland to work on the accent first)
John Q. Public
Michael Bolton (so I could instantly figure out a lot about people by which association they made first)
Miroslav Kowalchuk ("wait...you're French?")
