Because this guy has the funniest name ever 💀

  • Goldholz @lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    20 days ago

    My surname in my area is already associated with really bad things. So yes i am thinking on changing it. It is just hard in my country

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        If you’re just changing your name without getting married there’s a lot of paperwork, you have to stand in front of a judge, then you have to change all your banking information and everything else that had your previous name on it. And so help you god if you lose that paperwork that says you changed your name if you happen to need it years later it’s a huge issue. It’s a lot of work to change your name.

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            20 days ago

            Apparently when getting married it isn’t quite as easy as I was thinking. But depending on your country it might be slightly easier

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          I did change my surname late in high school. Maybe it is cause of my country, bur yhat was not so easy. I just wrote a letter to the birth certificate register with a good reason to do so. Once they replied with “you’re good to go” I just wen to the passport issuer with that mail and changed my name. What happens next is the problem - change name in all instances - school, work, license, bank and so on.

          When I was younger and less involved in this world, it was quick. Today, with all the subscriptions, payments and registrations - screw that. Too much effort.

  • NotASharkInAManSuit@lemmy.world
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    20 days ago

    I have an extraordinarily rare last name combined with an extraordinarily rare first name, I’m literally the only person who has ever had my full name in the entire history of humanity, I’m keeping it.

  • cally [he/they]@pawb.social
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    20 days ago

    One of my last names was severely misspelled a long time ago so I doubt anyone else not from my family has it, and I wouldn’t change it. As for the other last name, it’s kinda common so no I wouldn’t change it either.

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    21 days ago

    I am from the Netherlands. The media etc. do not reveal surnames when court cases are being mentioned. I could be wrong but I believe that is set in law.

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      Greets from the south neighbors.

      Here names are redacted as long as court cases run, as the presumption of innocence means they could sue the media if they get threats ztc.

  • Leonyx@kbin.melroy.org
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    20 days ago

    I would try like getting royalty checks just by name alone. Try to pretend I’m related to them, forge some documents and stuff. That is if the person is interviewed or having books or stuff made of them.

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    21 days ago

    One of the worst US congress members shares a last name with me, but it’s also so common that it’s pretty diluted. It needs to be both infamous and uncommon, sharing a last name with millions of people ain’t that.

    Then again, Epstein is kinda common and I can’t help giggle when I bring up a certain researcher with that last name and call her model the Epstein model.

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    20 days ago

    In ex Spanish or Portuguese colonies, where having 2-4 family names is common, that happening would mean someone in your (extended) family did it