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LOL CGar!
I was “Big Chicken” (replace Chicken with first name). Reading that out loud actually sounds quite pervy now that I think about it… (no homo)
Would any of you change your first name if you could? (well, of course you can..simple as going to the court house with $250, but you know what I mean)
Cobble, I’d re-open the dictionary to check the publication date, but I’m afraid you all will smack the shit outta me for disturbing the flower again! LOL
Here’s an interesting fact. As you know, I work for a Japanese company and go to Japan quite often. I always run into a few laughs when I check into a hotel in Japan, because my last name apparently means “penis” over there.
My dad’s best friend was Jimmy and his son was “Little Jimmy”.
Little Jimmy is now well over 350 lbs.
With regard to Chinese/Anglo names. My friend once told me that she picked a name she liked out of a book she used to read growing up in Hong Kong. She said that most people that came over and changed names usually just picked one that they liked.
LOL CGar!
I was “Big Chicken” (replace Chicken with first name). Reading that out loud actually sounds quite pervy now that I think about it… (no homo)
Would any of you change your first name if you could? (well, of course you can..simple as going to the court house with $250, but you know what I mean)
Cobble, I’d re-open the dictionary to check the publication date, but I’m afraid you all will smack the shit outta me for disturbing the flower again! LOL
Here’s an interesting fact. As you know, I work for a Japanese company and go to Japan quite often. I always run into a few laughs when I check into a hotel in Japan, because my last name apparently means “penis” over there.
“What good is a dictionary that doesn’t include “asshat””
I’d never heard “asshat” outside the OT, but then they said it twice on Brothers & Sisters the other night.
My dad’s best friend was Jimmy and his son was “Little Jimmy”.
Little Jimmy is now well over 350 lbs.
With regard to Chinese/Anglo names. My friend once told me that she picked a name she liked out of a book she used to read growing up in Hong Kong. She said that most people that came over and changed names usually just picked one that they liked.
Arkady, you have a 6’1″ niece?! Let’s talk….
“people would call me “Big ” and my brother “Little””
You were “Chicken Big” rather than “Chicken Little”? That is confusing.
No Joe – Eric would just be a name that he took or was given.
Chinese names have meaning based upon the (usually) two characters for their first and middle name.