Would you date someone with the same first name as yours?

[Drolefille]

Originally Posted by AlphaFrog

I think my only name objection would have been a guy with the last name of Rabbit. Bad enough my maiden name started with R, had double consonants in the middle, and when put with the nickname of my first name was the name of a band In a mid-90s sitcom.

Is it bad if I knew exactly what you were talking about?

[aephi alum]

Originally Posted by AnotherKD

I also went to school with a girl whose last name was "Sandy". Turns out her mom's first name was "Sandra", so her mom's name was basically "Sandy Sandy". I don't think I could deal with that.

I know of a Carol Carroll. (Carroll being her married name - she got married in a day and age when married women changed their names, no questions asked.) "What's your name?" "Carroll." "Oh, I know you're Mrs. Carroll - I meant your first name." "Carol." ""

Originally Posted by honeychile

And then there are monograms that spell words!

Imagine Anita Sandra Jones marrying John Smith. If I were in Anita's shoes, I think I'd keep my maiden name. I don't think I could handle walking around with a laptop bag monogrammed ASS.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by aephi alum

I don't think I could handle walking around with a laptop bag monogrammed ASS.

I've gotta tell you -- everything about those initials seems right to me. I'd rock that bag.

[AlphaFrog]

Originally Posted by Drolefille

Is it bad if I knew exactly what you were talking about?

You know my maiden name - it makes perfect sense when you know my maiden name. (*cough* Stupid Uncle Jesse *cough*)

[Drolefille]

Originally Posted by AlphaFrog

You know my maiden name - it makes perfect sense when you know my maiden name. (*cough* Stupid Uncle Jesse *cough*)

I didn't remember it but recalled it purely from the clues you listed >.>

[christiangirl]

LOL @ Sandy Beach. I knew a woman who took a married name of "Little." She thought naming her son "Stuart" was cute. No one else did.