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this post was submitted on 05 Feb 2024
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cute
Ender
Schamhorst
Growing
Put that with my last name works so well
Johnson?
To obvious but still funny. No you have to split my last name into parts and say it more how it looks then how you would normally say it.
Rrrrrr
Iโd probably look at ancient Scythian names
Galadriel, because of the reactions it would get.
Telemachus Or Uncommon.
I don't know
I would name myself "I don't know"
Fleur
42
Iโd probably pick the unique name of someone very famous, in the hopes that I could still hide myself online by having references to me shoved 10 pages deep
My first name is already uncommon, or even rare. At least in the US; it might be more common in Europe, though still probably uncommon there.
But I always liked the name "Hiram." Not just uncommon, old-timey as well.
Is McLovin taken?
Zach, short for Zachariah. Variation of my fursonas name Zachary (well, technically Zach because he prefers using that over the full name).
Also the name of a Fire Emblem Heroes character I totally want to get more screen time because I think he's cool, as a casual.
Kratos
Vash
Holden
Sebastian