Middle Names

[The_Reaper]

Mine is an X

 

[Cruyff14]

Mine is an X

Alright Xavier.

 

[The_Reaper]

Alright Xavier.

It's a Chinese name

Have fun guessing

 

[Cruyff14]

It's a Chinese name

Have fun guessing

Xin Zhi

 

[Gough]

Js make for fancy signatures, because you get a nice flourishing loop.

My signature is very up and down, pretty boring.

I've got plenty of loops in my name and I write in cursive, it makes for a quite dramatic signature. Cursive J you get two nice loops.

 

[Upgrayedd]

I've been told mine looks like a sperm.

Off-topic but there is a guy working in the department of housing in W.A. who's signiture is a dick, He thought it was funny when he was younger, So its in the shape, You can definatly see it but it's something people probably keep to themselves.

In short, There are thousands of official government forms in the housing department in W.A. with dicks drawn on them basically.

 

[Upgrayedd]

Mine is an X

Was going to guess Kevin.

 

[Marlowe]

My middle name is Anton, a variant of my father's name, Anthony. I hate my middle name, but I am fond of the initial 'A'.

 

[Barry Zuckercorn]

All this "J" talk reminds me of this Chinese bloke I used to work with. He used to have the middle initial J. Would always include it when signing off on letters, emails etc. He'd even say it when introducing himself to someone for the first time.
I finally asked him what it stands for and he told me nothing, he didn't have a middle name he just liked the sound of it.

My kids middle names are Kay, Rachael and Liam.

My middle name I will take to the grave lol. I was born in the late 70s so I can only attribute my ancient history middle name to some pretty powerfully psychedelic drugs. Thank heavens my first name is very stock standard.

And I also know a bloke with middle name Moss lol.

 

[Barry Zuckercorn]

Was going to guess Kevin.

Well Kevin is definitely the adopted anglo name of choice in the Asian community so you're not that far off the mark.

 

[JUBJUB]

I've been told mine looks like a sperm.

now that's rather disturbing

 

[The Speaker]

'J' is the most common initial for given names, which would presumably apply to middle names as well.

 

[GOAUS!]

Mine's an R. Almost certainly the most popular name beginning with R.

 

[mantis]

Mine's an R. Almost certainly the most popular name beginning with R.

Either Richard or Robert.

 

[GOAUS!]

Either Richard or Robert.

The latter.

 

[Stratton_Gun]

My signature is just the first letter of my first name and than my last name. Didn't think it through when I was 15 obviously!

 

[Simple Jack]

My signature is just the first letter of my first name and than my last name. Didn't think it through when I was 15 obviously!

Mine is first initial + middle inital + last name.

 

[Igloo]

My signature is just the first letter of my first name and than my last name. Didn't think it through when I was 15 obviously!

Mine is my first initial, then my middle initial, then my last initial. It's all jazzed up with joinedness though, so it's all good

 

[Cruyff14]

Mine is my first name, sort of.

 

[Marlowe]

My signature is just me writing my full name, in cursive, as fast as I can.

Basically just swirly scribbles.

 

[Doss]

Mine originates from....actually no idea.

There is no close or significant relative of mine with the same name. It's not an uncommon or unusual name, at all- there's just no familial connection with it.

I've had quite a few people tell me my middle name suits me more than my actual first name. Based on what, I've never had the foggiest.

 

[Big Cox 88]

I wasn't given a middle name and I am surprised at everyones reaction when I tell them. I don't see the big deal, it has caused some people I know problems when they haven't included all their names in official forms.

As for my signature, It was my first initial and my surname when I was younger, now I am just lazy and use my first initial followed by a squiggle vaguely resembling my surname. It is basically a well practised swish.

 

[Plugger35]

Mine is first initial + middle inital + last name.

Mine too but the initials are combined together which I thought was quite clever when I invented it as a teenager. It was quite neat when I first started using it but has become more and more of a scribble as I've got older and lazier.

 

[Doss]

I know a dude whose shortened first name, which is what everyone refers to him as, is also the acronym of all his names.

So, let's just say his full first name was Thomas (it's not, run along stalkers), and it was shortened to Tom by everyone, and his full name was Thomas Owen May.

Sort of cool, I reckon.

 

[Illinois Nazi]

My middle name I will take to the grave lol. I was born in the late 70s so I can only attribute my ancient history middle name to some pretty powerfully psychedelic drugs.

Gaylord?