Just some silliness....What's your middle name?

Hey smorgs, at least yours is Lynne. No fair, you got an "e"!

Lyn(n)(e) was one of those all-purpose, goes-with-anything middle names like Ann(e) and Sue. Very popular for the baby boomer generations, not so much nowadays, though.

At least nobody made fun of us.

Your middle name is Stetson?

lucky me , i have no middle name . my mother wanted to avoid any possible confusion - my brother had three given names ... and he was hardly ever called by any one of them .
hbg

Alfred.
I'm not especially fond of it.
Worse yet, my last name starts with S.
I have never gotten anything monogrammed.

dwayne

not the best, most of the people i've known with the first name dwayne have been mental cases or just really dull

however one member of the band alabama 3 calls himself D-Wayne Love and i think that's pretty cool

No middle name. But to add to the trivia, my full name means Partial (or incomplete) Daylight. Or an unfinished morning star. Something to that effect.

My middle name is so detestable that I never use it in public. In my passport it comes in handy because it is very unique.

My middle name is as boring and typically Dutch as my first name - or my last name, for that matter. No mysterious intrigue for me ... apart from abroad, where people just cant pronounce either <sighs>

I was named for both of my grandfathers. Mitchell, my paternal grandfather's middle name, is my middle name also, and it is the only one my mother and both wives ever called me.

Snap! I got my paternal and maternal grandfathers' names as middle names - although one is anglicised - Ishtvan was just too much for the western suburbs of Sydney.....

Ishtvan is a difficult name, all right.

You're from a Hungarian family, Hinge?

I don't have a traditional first, middle, and last name.

My real name is "Two Dogs Fu*king."

I shall repeat the story how I was told when I asked my father "pa, how did I get my name?"

"When your sister was born in the tent, we opened up the tent flap, and the first thing we saw was a blooming flower. So we named her, "Blooming Flower." When your older brother was born, we opened the tent flap, and the first thing we saw was a bear running across the field. So we named him "Running Bear." Why do you ask, Two Dogs Fu*king?"

Richard, which was my paternal grandfather's name.

Everybody called him Dick. True story.


I've been called that on occasion, but I don't think they were referring to my name.

Mine B Daniel.

Mine B. Daniel? Thats an interesting name, whats the B. stand for?

nimh. B as in "be" I think.


McNamara's middle name was Strange. Robert Strange McNamara. I kinda like that.

i still have my dad's birth-certificate(1898) : karl max emil arthur ;
of course , living in hamburg everyone called him : kuddel .
hbg

dag converted the B correctly, but the confusion is understandable. It's not B Daniel.

My maternal step grandfather was. Confused?