Hello, my real name is...Follow

So, can I call you Kaz? j/k
I'm John btw >.> (not that anyone cares)

Chris

Nice to meet you, my name is Heather. ^^

EDIT: Well, technically my name is Heather, but my mom's parents call me Heide and my dad's parents call me Adsila. They all mean the same thing and well... I digress. XD

Edited, Wed Mar 9 15:24:11 2005 by Pax

Chris Smith, probably two of the most common names in North Amaerica.

Esteban B.

...a secret! >.>;

Alot of my online friends call me Kisa though, because I've always gone by that name in other games and such... But someone on Lakshmi already had the name... and it's a male character!! orz /cry Now my LS and I call him ManKisa, for obvious reasons.

Real name begins with an N, though, and not a very common name, I've been told. ^.^

PS: I know Tenmiles's name and am accepting bribes in exchange for information.

i'm Nicolas, born in Nice, France.

Jon E.

Omg of all people Roukii started this.. wow /shocked

Anyways, I'm Jimmy and Mango is Cambrea, but i think alot of people already knew that. Well, at least alot of people know Mango's, her LS calls the house when they need stuff or are doing something. Hell, we got a call on the phone asking if i could go open the 3 mage gate for someone. No need to be shy people!

Dan N.

Lol, I hate my name... Only a few of my dearest friends get to know my name, and even then I make them guess what it is first ^^;

I'm not vietnamese, but we always pronounced it "whin" or so. I'm probably way off, but none of the people I knew with either first or last name Nguyen ever corrected me. So they either made fun of me when my back was turned, or considered it close enough.

Back in the old days, I went to high school with quite a few with this name, about 20-25. Almost dated a girl, Nguyen Dough (I think I spelled that right, it's been a loooonnng time), but sadly, racial differnces weren't as among our families and friends, so we stayed friends instead. I always teased her and called her "window".

I figured it wasn't exactly right. Like I said, they either laughed at me behind my back, or figured it was close enough. But none ever corrected it, and it was commen that most people pronounced it "whin". Although the name was Nguyen, not Huynh. I don't think we had anyone with that name. It's good to know how it is actually pronounced, now I can feel fully embarrassed. ;)