Disliking someone due to their name

cesc77

rainbow kirby wrote: »

Anyone I've ever met named Neil was an absolute twat.

see my original post:)

Owen

Most Kevin's I've met (Not all) ended up being complete tossers. 3 different Pauls I know are complete Walter Mittys too, constantly having to lie about themselves and create these elaborate stories about their pretend wealth and status. No clue why, some people are just like that. Funny thing is that the ones I know have common friends of mine, and tell different stories to my friends to explain the same stuff, which is hilarious when we compare notes.

Don't think I've ever met a bad Charlie though. Nearly every person I've met called Charlie tends to be happy go lucky.

shellykbookey

I have yet to meet a Donna that was anything other than a malicious, manipulative bitch, that’s what you get for naming someone after a poison. Pity ‘cos I actually like the name, well I used to. I’ve asked around and it seems to be a thing with that name, I am sure there are some lovely Donnas about, there must be…

ordinary_girl

Gobnait. Whenever I hear that name it instantly puts me off the person, sames goes for the name Tina. Glad to see that my name hasn't been mentioned

madmammy

amortentia wrote: »

Logan - reminds me of the word "loogie" aka phlegm

thats my sons name


i hate the name sarah or clare because anyone i met with those names have ended up beating me up at some point
can't like them at all

flahavaj

Any Darryl I've ever known has been a proper little c*nt.

Disleksic

For some strange reason I have grown to hate the name Bertie in recent years.

Susannahmia

Was talking to a girl on the first day of college. I was getting on grand with her until she introduced herself as Tanya. Honestly I don't even understand my reaction but I just couldn't take her seriously after that. I nearly laughed in her face.

copacetic

Calibos wrote: »

Anyone ever catch those antique programmes in the afternoon. There are several experts called 'Jonty'. What a pretentious name. If I ever met a Jonty in real life I'd go, "Oi, Jonty......Nooooooo. Wha a pretentious name you Plonka". Then I'd punch him in the face.

It's just a common shortening of jonathan, especially in south africa and England..

robman60

RhubarbCrumble wrote: »

I was never mad about "Pauls", all stemmed from a horrible guy in primary school called Paul who used to torment me. Then I ended up going out with a Paul when I was about 18 and that didn't work out, had a boss called Paul, but strangely enough am seeing a a Paul at the moment :eek:

Seems strange for rhubarb to be meeting apaul.

later12

I tend to dislike the name Derek.

I think the reason is because my Grandmother would make me watch Live At Three with her (usually whilst being force fed carrot soup) and Derek Davis used to piss me right off for parking his fat suit in our telly when Granny and I should have been watching The Turtles.

Fate is a cruel thing, and it was just my luck that as soon as Granny went to a home, The Turtles got cancelled.

Acacia

Paul is a name for baldies.

Phenomenally Phrank

I cant ****ing stand andrews, peters or eugenes. Any people i've dealt with with those names have always been ***** of the highest order. The same goes for people named Trevor (wanker name or what?)
wierdly, I've only met one other Nicholas and he was a complete wanker towards me :P

For girls, any "aine's/grainne's" have been ugly malevolent bitches towards me. hate those 2 ****ing names with a prejudice, they sound horrible and unpronouncable to anyone who doesn't come from here.

Ursula/Imogen/Leigh

Skipmeister

Struggle to take seriously an insurance salesman called Bertie!

rannerap

pockets3d wrote: »

Cians

and ive no idea why

I went out with a guy called Cian, we broke up, the boyfriend after him was also a Cian, we broke up and I got back with the original Cian,still with him now, theyre both from Meath too, causes untold confusion and lots of slagging My name is unusual so I hope there are no prejudices towatds me!

shantolog

I hate every chimp I know... from Chimpan-A to Chimpan-Z,:D

Seriously though, probably think more of their social background than their personality, there are very few Oisins or Gabriels where I live...

si_guru

...anyone called Bono.

(sorry if repost)