Do you have a "unique" or "normal" real life name?

B0X wrote: »

Senegal, Co Cork.

Howya, Pat Murphy

Michael,from monday to friday....on the weekends Christina.

hacked wrote: »

My first name is very unusual, never heard of anyone else with it before. My last name is also quite unusual...very rare. It's a pain! No one can pronounce either name right!

Have a first name that i've only seen once before, and he's dead. No one can pronounce it either. Second name is pretty common and more pronouncible

Nobody has claimed to be Jesus Christ yet. Or have they ?

v unique surname thats also a first name so people often call me it as my first name by mistake, but i like it.. but then when people realise and ask me why i didnt correct them i feel a little silly...

my first name's máire its common enough in the gaeltacht but i get called marie or maire all the time in town. i've gotten used to people calling me maura now tho its just easier to pronounce!

There used to be a tradition years ago that your first born boy would be named after st patrick and your first daughter named mary/maureen/maura after the virgin mary, makes me chuckle because my granny named me like this and i think i may have disappointed her

All my Dad's family are called Hugh (Hughie), Charles (Charlie), John (Johnny) and Vincent (Vincent).

The girls are all Maggies, Margories, Bridgets, Maureens and Mollies.

They are literally had no more names in five generations.

Shane. It's common as muck, I remember there was three of us in fifth year with the same name.

Biggins wrote: »

First name fairly normal, last name unusual
All my kids have unusual names.
One after a state in America and sci-fi film star.
One after a character in a classic sci-fi film.
Two others after TV sc-fi characters.

You might notice a trend above.

oh yeah, there certainly is, hmm... it seems you started out with the one child, a first maybe but not unusual in itself. Then there came a second one, again nothing out of the ordinary there. However, there was definite evidence of a trend - as you put it - when the third child was born, and the fourth child was confirmation of a clear pattern:D

Billy Ray Valentine.