Partner same second name??

Dr Turk Turkelton · 03-09-2018 10:15PM

xtina001 wrote: »

Ok I know this doesn’t exactly relate to this thread but I’m thinking of contacting a physic to find out the meaning of this freakish thing that happened to me or maybe someone can give me some info here ðŸ™ˆ

Ok my name is Christina and my baby girl is called Darcy. I started this baby massage class last week and the woman who runs the class is also Christina and has a baby girl called Darcy. Yes a little weird but this week we figured both our darcys have the same date of birth and also.... we have the same birthday aswell ðŸ™ˆðŸ™ˆ this cannot be a coincidence ?????

Wow this is a massive coincidence that I'm reading this and also happen to be a psychic.
I can meet you any evening this week(I'm thinking your going to pick Wednesday) and we can discuss this further.
My fee for this important meeting will be free but I can feel that you want to donate something around the 200 euro Mark which will be fine by me.

Hans Bricks · 03-09-2018 10:15PM

What an odd preference to have or worry about in a partner.

Are you telling me if your surname was Kelly or Murphy you would avoid ?

Really ?

Sarn · 03-09-2018 10:17PM

Holy psychic zombie thread!

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1 · 03-09-2018 10:47PM

Weird. Not only a zombie thread but resurrected for an off topic post. Spooky.

👻

Beanntraigheach · 03-09-2018 10:58PM

It wouldn't bother me, it's extremely unlikely to occur though.
There are very few of us Hitlers left since great-uncle Adolf got up to all that unpleasantness some years ago.

Hector Bellend · 03-09-2018 10:59PM

Rondolfus wrote: »

Had this discussion recently. Seems to divide people. Would you feel odd going out with someone if they had the same surname as you?

I've never come across it myself but I'd imagine its pretty weird.

Why would it present a problem? Unless you are actually going out with a family member?

the_syco · 03-09-2018 11:02PM

Beanntraigheach wrote: »

There are very few of us Hitlers left since great-uncle Adolf got up to all that unpleasantness some years ago.

Hitlers either changed their surname, or decided not to have kids, to kill the surname.

Beasty · 03-09-2018 11:06PM

Beanntraigheach wrote: »

It wouldn't bother me, it's extremely unlikely to occur though.

If there's any chance it can only be a matter of time (could be a few billion years off in a parallel universe for all I know mind)

benjamin d · 03-09-2018 11:07PM

Thread reminded me of this

Beasty · 03-09-2018 11:08PM

the_syco wrote: »

Hitlers either changed their surname, or decided not to have kids, to kill the surname.

'...or could have simply killed the kids - they are Hitlers after all

arctictree · 03-09-2018 11:29PM

Saw a death notice a few years ago of a Murphy (née Murphy). That looked a bit weird.

harry Bailey esq · 03-09-2018 11:37PM

Gone Drinking wrote: »

We're not going to justify you banging your cousin!

That's his own business in fairness squire, you make yer own luck.

benjamin d · 04-09-2018 12:06AM

harry Bailey esq wrote: »

That's his own business in fairness squire, you make yer own luck.

The thread is 9 years old, they have weird little 6-toed kids now

harry Bailey esq · 04-09-2018 12:47AM

benjamin d wrote: »

The thread is 9 years old, they have weird little 6-toed kids now

I've thought about your point and have spotted the profitable slant as per, if I say so meself. We all know that certain footballers earn a Kings ransom, likewise in Spain certain Matadors earn salaries with the same amount of figures as phone numbers. The Chinese however (great bunch of lads) are mad into extreme tightrope walking. A sixth toe would certainly give an edge in such a scenario. Snooker has also become massive in China, and a sixth toe would be a godsend if the cueball was positioned near the blue spot, and the player was attempting a four cushion snooker behind the black. This, combined with China's lax child labour laws could make a millionaire of the hick that started the thread.

pleas advice · 04-09-2018 03:42AM

arctictree wrote: »

Saw a death notice a few years ago of a Murphy (née Murphy). That looked a bit weird.

Reilly? (née O'Reilly)

orchidsrpretty · 04-09-2018 03:47AM

I went out with someone with the same first name as my brother and the same second name! Was too weird so didn't last long!

gctest50 · 04-09-2018 05:16AM

the_syco wrote: »

Hitlers either changed their surname, or decided not to have kids, to kill the surname.

Hitlers brother ( worked at the Shelbourne hotel in Dublin ) married an Irish woman - Bridget Dowling

They had a son on 12 March 1911 - William Patrick Hitler - he went off to join the US navy and fought in WW ll

The son died of a Tuesday, 14th of July 1987

Mrs OBumble · 04-09-2018 08:04AM

xtina001 wrote: »

Ok my name is Christina and my baby girl is called Darcy. I started this baby massage class last week and the woman who runs the class is also Christina and has a baby girl called Darcy. Yes a little weird but this week we figured both our darcys have the same date of birth and also.... we have the same birthday aswell ðŸ™ˆðŸ™ˆ this cannot be a coincidence ?????

Yup, calling a girl Darcy is weird alright.

stoneill · 04-09-2018 08:09AM

My partner has the same second name, but then I found out it's because we are already married.

Gael23 · 04-09-2018 08:16AM

It’s very unusual but it happens. It’s not something that would put me off dating someone I fancied.

xtina001 · 04-09-2018 08:47AM

Mrs OBumble wrote: »

Yup, calling a girl Darcy is weird alright.

Thanks for your opinion Mrs obumble although that wasn’t even the question asked but since you seem to have an interest in her name she was named after my Mum who recently died in a traggic accident!

Thanks again

Beasty · 04-09-2018 09:19AM

It's when they go double barrelled that I get confused...

LirW · 04-09-2018 09:57AM

Good friends got married last year and their last name differ by the first letter, along the lines of Boyle and Doyle. I have no idea how they solved it in the end but all the speeches were full of last name jokes.

BrokenArrows · 04-09-2018 10:34AM

Pighead wrote: »

In Vietnam a massive 38.4 % of the population share the same surname. They're all called Nguyễn. OP should probably avoid going there if this same surname lark, freaks him out so much.

That's insane. Why is it so popular.

I just googled it and apparently on numerous occasions after collapses of the ruling dynasty the families changed their names to Nguyễn in order to hide from retribution. Probably because it was the most popular name at the time and just became more popular because of this.

xi5yvm0owc1s2b · 04-09-2018 10:41AM

It's say it's very common in the traveller community where many marriages are among first and second cousins.

paulbok · 04-09-2018 12:41PM

mud wrote: »

And sure, one of their kids will have 'a cure'

For whooping cough

Partner same second name??

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