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My name is Daniel, and we are many. I can't count how many times someone has been looking for a different Dan, Danny, Daniel when I turned my head. I also hate the song Danny Boy because I'm also of Irish decent thus I have forever associated that song with death.
You share your first name with one of the greatest actors, to ever grace the big screen (Liam Neeson) it's an awesome name.
Anyway I'm called Jamie, I haven't had any jokes about my name. Although people do sometimes mispronounce my surname.
Anyway I'm called Jamie, I haven't had any jokes about my name. Although people do sometimes mispronounce my surname.
Liam is a relatively common name; I don't know what's wrong with the people around where you live.
My name is James. Common, dignified, and difficult to pronounce incorrectly. I'm perfectly fine with it.
My name is James. Common, dignified, and difficult to pronounce incorrectly. I'm perfectly fine with it.
Liam is my favorite name for a boy. My name is practically unpronounceable for Western speakers. They don't even try anymore.RedxDecember said:
I think Liam is a nice name. I don't see how it's that hard to pronounce either.
And everyone has just been calling me by my nickname, bee, for so long that I don't get made fun of for my actual name. Which is good, because it's higly make-funnable.
And everyone has just been calling me by my nickname, bee, for so long that I don't get made fun of for my actual name. Which is good, because it's higly make-funnable.
Hey, I know a couple of guys named Liam. One of them is a good friend of mine. And there's nothing wrong with your name.
As for me... I'm Miranda.
Not Amanda. Or Myrissa. Or Melinda.
Miranda, got it?
...No, it's not Amanda! CHRIST PEOPLE, WHAT THE HELL.
As for me... I'm Miranda.
Not Amanda. Or Myrissa. Or Melinda.
Miranda, got it?
...No, it's not Amanda! CHRIST PEOPLE, WHAT THE HELL.
I've always liked the name Liam - and I don't think it's particularly unusual.
My name is Vanessa (vuh-NEH-suh). I've never had any problems with it. Except that some people, no matter how many times they are corrected, spell my name with a 'E' - Venessa, or even Venassa; nope, sorry. Try again. *raspberry*
My middle name is Renate - that's always a fun thing to see. People trying to pronounce it out loud after reading it.
My name is Vanessa (vuh-NEH-suh). I've never had any problems with it. Except that some people, no matter how many times they are corrected, spell my name with a 'E' - Venessa, or even Venassa; nope, sorry. Try again. *raspberry*
My middle name is Renate - that's always a fun thing to see. People trying to pronounce it out loud after reading it.
Awesome Movie, I was trying to think what movie the main character was Ashley, and you reminded me!Gaiseric said:
OT: My name gets spelt incorrectly all the time, Apparently Mathew is always spelt with 2 t's (Matthew)
Any American who doesn't instantly think of Bruce Campbell's character in Army of Darkness/Evil Dead when they hear the name Ashley should be ashamed of themselves.Daystar Clarion said:
OT: It's Dalton.
Liam, that's Irish! My name's Irish too! Brendan, which means Raven in Celtic, so I think it's kinda cool...
Sean, a unisex name. It's an irish name meaning "love of god" Which I find to be dilightfully ironic. My last name is krueger. Yes, its my real name. No, you can't have it. You might think it means "killer of teenagers in dreams" But in fact it means "innkeeper" or "Maker of mugs". It's german.
Liam is an awesome name and don't let anyone tell you otherwise.
Contrary to my profile, my name is Damon (day-muhn). Not much room for joking or insults there. But, hardly anyone can pronounce it without saying Damien or Diemon or David.
Don't even get me started on my last name. I won't post it here since it leaves me open, but it has been mistaken for Anderson but does does not sound or spell like Anderson.
My college played a cruel joke on me last year, though.
In the dorms, my roommate was named Matt.
Get it? Get it?
Contrary to my profile, my name is Damon (day-muhn). Not much room for joking or insults there. But, hardly anyone can pronounce it without saying Damien or Diemon or David.
Don't even get me started on my last name. I won't post it here since it leaves me open, but it has been mistaken for Anderson but does does not sound or spell like Anderson.
My college played a cruel joke on me last year, though.
In the dorms, my roommate was named Matt.
Get it? Get it?
You ever watch a Liam Neeson movie? Schindler's List? Les Misérables? Michael Collins? "Liam" isn't a bad name.
Besides, it could've been worse. You could have been named Sue...
Besides, it could've been worse. You could have been named Sue...
My name's Mike so no one every mispronounces it, but I got a ton of unwanted nicknames. People weren't very creative they usually just called me another famous Mike. I got a lot "Oh hey Michael...JACKSON!" or "How come you suck at basketball Michael...JORDAN!?!?" No one seemed to realize that there are approximately a hojillion people named Mike, so pointing out that my name is the same as someone else's is not something I haven't heard five hundred times.
Now my last name is so unique that anyone who has it is related to me, and it is actually funny and easy to derive insulting and/or creative nicknames from; yet no one ever seems to make fun of it.
To give you some idea it is 3 letters away from "Raspberry".
Now my last name is so unique that anyone who has it is related to me, and it is actually funny and easy to derive insulting and/or creative nicknames from; yet no one ever seems to make fun of it.
To give you some idea it is 3 letters away from "Raspberry".
I like the name Liam because Liam Neeson is a complete badass and one of my favorite actors.
My name is Corey. People always spell it Cory though. When I was in Elementary School everyone made fun of my name because it was supposedly a girl's name. I have yet to meet or hear of any girl named Cory or Corey. The lesson? People have a need to make fun of other people to make themselves feel better about their horrid lives.
My name is Corey. People always spell it Cory though. When I was in Elementary School everyone made fun of my name because it was supposedly a girl's name. I have yet to meet or hear of any girl named Cory or Corey. The lesson? People have a need to make fun of other people to make themselves feel better about their horrid lives.
The name Liam is fine, I'm jealous to be honest, my name is used for both genders (although extremely rare) but the male version is meant to be spelt with a Y not IE so I was constantly teased for having a "girls name" xD never really got to me though, bullies are bullies dude don't let them get to you, they're only trying to compensate for how miserable they feel inside