The Mock Turtle

I think I've mentioned before that my friend and her wife both have the same name :crazy:. One of them has adopted a slightly different spelling of the shortened version and the other now uses her full name. It must still be so confusing though!

My mum and dad are staying in a B&B this week in Torquay run by David and Dave. Not to be confused.

Mr.Vig has a name that people frequently think is awful (Ke.ith), but I am immune now, it's just his name. He doesn't like anyone saying his name as he feels like he's getting into trouble, so I usually don't bother. His brother has the same name as Claude's BIL.

How on earth has this madness reached three pages?!

I know! It's almost as if people are using a discussion forum to discuss something. It'll never do.

We are discussing issues of class and age . This could go for a long time.

Keith and Kevin

The two Jennifers are ridiculous. One of them must change their name.

I don't mind Malcolm at all, but I've never known one except someone I fancied in Home & Away/Neighbours so that has been my only influence. I always find it funny when it comes up here.

Lily, think Shoe for his last name But don't post it, between that and col.ly.w.obbles he'd definitely know it was him if the cruel google gods managed to bring him here one day

I've never seen Jennifer shortened to Jenn with 2 ns before.

I dated 3 terribly named men in a row (Bryson, Giles and Damian) and after the last one decided my next conquest must have a normal name. Thankfully Mr D has the most normal of names. It's probably why I decided he'd do!

emma_p wrote:I've never seen Jennifer shortened to Jenn with 2 ns before.

They both used to use one n, now one uses two and one uses the full name.

(ETA: also they are in the USA where unusual spellings are more common in general. Their son is called J.a.xon :woteva: ).

Ps I know that is also a man's name but I'm not sure how I'd have felt about going out with one of them either.

I'd be fine with a Mal. And once snogged a Keith (terrible kisser, all teeth )

I had a run of Simons. Endless Simons for years.

He refused to be called Mal, preferring "Malc".

"Call me Malc. Like Talc."

I work with a Jenn, which I like, it strikes me a bit like Anne with an e, just a bit nicer.

Oddly enough he did not enjoy being called Malcolm Powder. :?

Malcolm powder

I cancelled a date when I found out the guy's name was Guthrie :shame:

My friend used to claim I was incapable of meeting a Matthew without dating him .

I think it's a bit harsh not to date someone because of their name, it wasn't their choice after all.

My ex's name was generally considered bad (ni.ge.l) but it didn't bother me. He went by the shortening of it. He also had a ridiculous last name (fine, just long and completed). Now Mr J has a super common first name and a differently unusual last name.

I don't think a name would put me off as demonstrated above.