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Mine is great! Not common at all and at the beginning of the alphabet
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Coyle, but that isn't even our family's "real" last name.
My old man was originally from and Ireland and when he emigrated to the UK he eventually ended up defrauding the British government somehow by constantly changing his surname whenever he moved jobs in order to get a tax break or refund or suchlike. It just so happened he had this surname when he met my Mum and found a decent job that he stuck with.
He did consider it changing it to our original family name Foy a few years back, never got round to it though, maybe when I have a family of my own I'll consider doing the same thing but I'm in two minds at the moment.
My old man was originally from and Ireland and when he emigrated to the UK he eventually ended up defrauding the British government somehow by constantly changing his surname whenever he moved jobs in order to get a tax break or refund or suchlike. It just so happened he had this surname when he met my Mum and found a decent job that he stuck with.
He did consider it changing it to our original family name Foy a few years back, never got round to it though, maybe when I have a family of my own I'll consider doing the same thing but I'm in two minds at the moment.
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Coyle, but that isn't even our family's "real" last name.
My old man was originally from and Ireland and when he emigrated to the UK he eventually ended up defrauding the British government somehow by constantly changing his surname whenever he moved jobs in order to get a tax break or refund or suchlike. It just so happened he had this surname when he met my Mum and found a decent job that he stuck with.
He did consider it changing it to our original family name Foy a few years back, never got round to it though, maybe when I have a family of my own I'll consider doing the same thing but I'm in two minds at the moment.
My old man was originally from and Ireland and when he emigrated to the UK he eventually ended up defrauding the British government somehow by constantly changing his surname whenever he moved jobs in order to get a tax break or refund or suchlike. It just so happened he had this surname when he met my Mum and found a decent job that he stuck with.
He did consider it changing it to our original family name Foy a few years back, never got round to it though, maybe when I have a family of my own I'll consider doing the same thing but I'm in two minds at the moment.
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i love mines... people call me floyd mayweather all day...
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i love mines... people call me floyd mayweather all day...
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Absolutely love my last name.
Love my first name too.
My suffix as well.
I love my name period.
Love my first name too.
My suffix as well.
I love my name period.
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- Apr 25, 2007
Absolutely love my last name.
Love my first name too.
My suffix as well.
I love my name period.
Love my first name too.
My suffix as well.
I love my name period.
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same here
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same here
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- Jun 22, 2005
would never change my last name, it's too dope.
Resurreccion = resurrection
Resurreccion = resurrection
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would never change my last name, it's too dope.
Resurreccion = resurrection
Resurreccion = resurrection
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My last name prolly has a reputation somewhere in Mexico so I'll keep it for now.
If I changed it, it would have to be something awesome like Machackener or Novac.
If I changed it, it would have to be something awesome like Machackener or Novac.
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- Nov 18, 2010
My last name prolly has a reputation somewhere in Mexico so I'll keep it for now.
If I changed it, it would have to be something awesome like Machackener or Novac.
If I changed it, it would have to be something awesome like Machackener or Novac.
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- May 25, 2008
My last name, is a common first name. I hate it, bc I have a unique first name. So at work, when I send emails, and even though, I have a email signature. People still reply addressing me by my last name. So I reply back with their last name, and they still don't get it.
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My last name, is a common first name. I hate it, bc I have a unique first name. So at work, when I send emails, and even though, I have a email signature. People still reply addressing me by my last name. So I reply back with their last name, and they still don't get it.
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I'm Nigerian and my last name is pretty easy to pronounce on the first try. At least its not as long as the ones I've seen.
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Yeah I hate my last name... I'd change it to something like "Wall". Wall, like John Wall.
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I'm Nigerian and my last name is pretty easy to pronounce on the first try. At least its not as long as the ones I've seen.
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- Aug 24, 2009
Yeah I hate my last name... I'd change it to something like "Wall". Wall, like John Wall.
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- Nov 11, 2007
To people who speak Polish, my last name makes them laugh.
I'd only change my last name to something more Polish-sounding because too many people think my name is French or something.
I'd only change my last name to something more Polish-sounding because too many people think my name is French or something.
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- Nov 11, 2007
To people who speak Polish, my last name makes them laugh.
I'd only change my last name to something more Polish-sounding because too many people think my name is French or something.
I'd only change my last name to something more Polish-sounding because too many people think my name is French or something.
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- Dec 23, 2006
Love my last name...House
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Love my last name...House
