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This guy doesn't know which way to go now...http://dangerousminds.net/comments/bing_hitler_craig_ferguson_long_long_before_the_late_late_show

 I miss my maiden name the most, the name I had before I was adopted.

....no.

Ducky

lol

I've often thought that having a "prettier" name would have been nice.  My name just sort of falls out of your mouth and lands on the floor.  Nothing soft, or strong, or intriguing about it. On the other hand, my mom named me for a very dear childhood friend and my middle name is in memory of my paternal grandfather, so I'm not complaining....not exactly....

With 3 Christian names after being named after 3 of my father's brothers,YES INDEED. LOL.It's a da*ned long signature.

Yes I already did.

My name came to be on March First, 1975. It contains my maiden name and my then husband's name.  I stole it. I think it's pretty in sound and spelling. I'll never change it again. It's been my name for 3/4 of my life...

NO.nobody should ever change their name as it is a very important part of ones life.providing you are born to 2 parents who are wed,you are given a history of time ,events,belonging,all welded together by time and chromosomes.in this day and age Heritage is being destroyed in so many different ways,once heritage is destroyed it is gone forever..it is one of the things nobody can take off of you,so why would you voluntary give it away..there are exceptions and reasons,but not for the majority..>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

I like Onassis. One I like the letter o in names. 2. Aristotle Onassis was so rich and he loved beauty, which we probably all do, in one form another, (cats, dogs, flowers, buildings, etc.) I remember once he said to make sure the outside of your house looks nice or beautiful, even if you live in a one room flat.  I always remember that and try to do that. Forget the inside.

My father named me after a book.  I have never liked my middle name not for one minute.  I have always felt it suits other people far better than me.  

So yes.  I have thought about it.  

I have read about these people before.  Hmmm.... :(

No. Everyone knows me by my current name and there is too much work involved to change documents and business dealings. Also, the constant explaining/correcting, goes on for eternity. Why bother?

I know a woman who changed her name because she hates her ex-husband. Now, every time she has to correct someone, she is spitting angry when she does it. People wonder why she puts herself through that? She's been in "angry mode" for over 20 years. Ick!

Ducky

It does. :)