Yes. As far as I can tell I am the only person with this combination of first and last names. And both my first names are unique to the Faroe Islands.
It’s not an embarrassing name, but I always – and I mean always – have to take time to repeat and/or spell my name when I give it.
by the way my middle name is Danastasia(like the cartoon just with a d)(dan-a-stay-ja).no lie It took me till the 3rd grade to figure out where all the a’s go! The sad thing is no1 has a reason for it. They just decided that would be it
I can’t believe how some people could name their children such weird names, while for some people it suits, often strange or embarrassing names are awful for the person with the name.
Lifelong phycological trauma for the person named Taroona Star Delight.
I blame Bob Geldof and Paula Yates for starting an awful, awful trend!
Mind you, I quite like my name – and I was named after my grandfather – it’s just a pain that most people I introduce myself to (living abroad and all) have never heard of it before.
I named my son Monroe, it was my great grandfathers name, I like that its not a common name, if he decides he doesnt like his name when he gets older, he can always use his middle name I guess.
My name is Jeanaye Katrese and I hate it. My parents explained to me that the inspiration for my middle name, Katrese, was my only two aunts first names (Karen and Teresa). However, still to this day my mom cannot explain why she named me Jeanaye or why she spelled it that way. By the way, you can pronounce my name (jen-ay). She threw those extra a’s and e’s in there for giggles…..
I have a friend (gosh she’ll kill me for this)
Her name is “Ima Daisy Bottom” in Grade school, the kids teased her terribly. So, what did she do when she had her first baby? Yep! She named her “Ima Saint.” When I asked her why
My last name is 3 letters and the standard abbreviation for a large country and a common German word, so it is impossible to Google my name because you get millions of random results…heh. Also it is frequently mispronounced which can be annoying at times.
I have a fairly common name. I’ve even met someone with the same name as me (except the middle name). I really like uncommon names though, or ones that are around but not used very much. Riley, Declan, Noah – I like all of those.
playthebanjo: Cool site! 139,964 people share my first name, 21,299 people share my last name, and only 10 people share both first and last name (and I’ve met one of them!).
Wow – tried the site that playthebanjo linked:
0 people share my first name
0 people share my middle name
3,834 share my surname
7,150 share my married name
Of course this is only US, I know there are others with both my first names, just not over there.
I once was working with a friend to come up with a list of the worst names of people that we knew. When I put Mike’s name on the list, my friend went, “What’s wrong with Mike Hunt? ... ... Oh.”
My mom had a friend by the name of Shannda Lear and I had an old boyfriend named, Dusty Rhodes. I always thought it would be cool to have the name, Rainy Nights <grin> but then that almost sounds like a pornstar!
@wildflower,
Exotic dancer, hmmm… Definitely better than the pstar. Alright, since we’re on the topic I saw a painting by a famous artist and named my daughter the same.
My Samuel has many names culminating in the absurd: Samuel, Sam cuisine, Spammuel, Spamsonite (he likes hiding in suit cases), The King of Siam, Siami from Miami, and personal favorite It’s the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathmatics S.I.A.M.