Do you ever misspell your name ?

[MAJOR METAL]

Unfortunetly I have been doing this more frequently , does this ever happen to you ?.

 

[NJL]

Yes.

As I age, I missspel everything.

Burk must be at least 90.

 

[MAJOR METAL]

Hi Carlos

I am getting more fuzzy as well , only the Qintar can save us now

 

[Vorago]

Yes.

As I age, I missspel everything.

Burk must be at least 90.

No, I don't, but despite the fact I study Dutch, I make more mistakes than I used to, or I take notice more...

 

[BurningSkies]

No.

Respectfully,

Bruning Skeis.

 

[NJL]

No.

Respectfully,

Bruning Skeis.

Learn how to spell "know".

 

[Rick Brienzo]

Yes I do.

I think it comes from trying to type too fast.

 

[trumpeter]

I have from time to time


My boss spells my name wrong on my checks, that leads to a nice fiasco at the bank everytime I go in.

 

[Nino Valenti]

Unfortunetly I have been doing this more frequently , does this ever happen to you ?.

Dance with Mary Jane and you're bound to get you're toes stepped on. HAHAHA

 

[MAJOR METAL]

Dance with Mary Jane and you're bound to get you're toes stepped on. HAHAHA

I am not dancing with anyone

 

[wolfs]

My name took me an inordinantly long time to learn how to spell when I was a small child, my full name that is:

Cian Loughlin O'Day

That said, most people think that I'm misspelling my name and pronounce it as "Cain"... plenty of people think that when I say my name (which I pronounce like "Ian" with a soft "C" in front) that I'm mispronouncing my name... they think that my name is spelled "Sean" and I should pronounce it accordingly like "Shaun" or "Shawn." So there's that.

Then there is that fact that I am, in fact, mispronouncing my name which as anyone from Ireland can—and will—tell you that it should be said like "Ian" with a hard "C" in front... but I tell them that this is America and we call 'em the Boston Celtics (soft "C") not the Celtics (hard "C")...

So, yeah, my name's a nightmare. I usually don't introduce myself to people, I just start talking... let that stuff take care of itself...

 

[Nino Valenti]

I am not dancing with anyone

Well then, that's your problem lies.

 

[Vorago]

My name took me an inordinantly long time to learn how to spell when I was a small child, my full name that is:

Cian Loughlin O'Day

That said, most people think that I'm misspelling my name and pronounce it as "Cain"... plenty of people think that when I say my name (which I pronounce like "Ian" with a soft "C" in front) that I'm mispronouncing my name... they think that my name is spelled "Sean" and I should pronounce it accordingly like "Shaun" or "Shawn." So there's that.

Then there is that fact that I am, in fact, mispronouncing my name which as anyone from Ireland can—and will—tell you that it should be said like "Ian" with a hard "C" in front... but I tell them that this is America and we call 'em the Boston Celtics (soft "C") not the Celtics (hard "C")...

So, yeah, my name's a nightmare. I usually don't introduce myself to people, I just start talking... let that stuff take care of itself...

Cool name dude, beats Allan Anderson or something like that.

 

[MAJOR METAL]

Well then, that's your problem lies.

You just might be right.

 

[wolfs]

Cool name dude, beats Allan Anderson or something like that.

Thanks. I like my name, very much, in fact... it's just that it probably contributed to my mumbling problem. Plus, I've literally had arguments with complete strangers over my name. At least, it makes for some interesting experiences, no real complaints, though.

 

[jeff_bass28]

No, but the IRS has a habit of spelling it dJdEdFdFdRdEdYd dCd dIdAdMdSd

 

[xcental34x]

No.

~Petrock

 

[MaskedJackal]

Kind hard for me to- Asa is pretty straightforward name.

 

[wolfs]

Kind hard for me to- Asa is pretty straightforward name.

It's even a pallandrome so it's that much harder to misspell...

 

[canopener]

I mis-spelled my screen name while I was registering for an online poker account. It was a pretty big hassle until I finally realized that I didn't spell it right.