Do you know anyone that has a weird name? (as in their real name)
People you know that have weird names
Do you know anyone that has a weird name? (as in their real name)
Daniel or any variation thereof.
weird?? how so...i know some people with rare or ethnic names that would make them weird, but nothing like "rainbow sunfrancks" the name of a local tv personality who acted in stargate: atlantis
Me, before I changed it; Iayn Kiir Pyotr Opik.
Good grief, how lame.
Luckily for me I come up with the best names EVAR and so I now have a superfantastic name.
What's 'wierd' to you could have special significance in another culture.
For example, my real name has a very sweet and sincere meaning in my parents country which is why they named me what they named me.
I can't think of any wierd names. But beautiful names, yeah, there are plenty. I like the name 'Irina' alot. Beautiful Ukranian name.
Dick has always been a very weird name to me for obvious reasons...- unfortunately I don't know anyone with that name.
I know a girl called Vivi, though. It is actually a normal female name in Denmark. Oh, and my foster little sister is called Tippe, which directly translated means "to tilt" in Danish.
Last edited by Breine; 09-08-2006 at 09:43 PM.
My new VP's first name is "Rumbles" (apparently)
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How do you even pronounce that first one? Are your parents Klingon or something?Originally Posted by I'm my own MILF
He's a LVL. 52 Cleric with a +5 Flame Sword of Opik.How do you even pronounce that first one? Are your parents Klingon or something?Me, before I changed it; Iayn Kiir Pyotr Opik.
Good grief, how lame.
Most kids didn't dread learning how to spell their name when they started school...
I know someone named Jack and someone named John.
It's weird in Norway...
Why is "Amunugama" there twice?Most kids didn't dread learning how to spell their name when they started school...
It was an Estonian name, actually.How do you even pronounce that first one? Are your parents Klingon or something?Me, before I changed it; Iayn Kiir Pyotr Opik.
Good grief, how lame.
The pronunciation is "Yan Key'r Pyo-tur Oh-pik"
I'd like to have an original name, but not one that sucked so bad. What did you change it to?It was an Estonian name, actually.How do you even pronounce that first one? Are your parents Klingon or something?Me, before I changed it; Iayn Kiir Pyotr Opik.
Good grief, how lame.
The pronunciation is "Yan Key'r Pyo-tur Oh-pik"
Anyways, on topic:
Placenta. No fooling.
EDIT:Tippe reminds me of Tip from Wizard of Oz so that name instantly becomes A+.Dick has always been a very weird name to me for obvious reasons...
I know a girl called Vivi, though. It is actually a normal female name in Denmark. Oh, and my foster little sister is called Tippe, which directly translated means "to tilt" in Danish.
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