seriously thinking of changing my name to Goku or Vegeta, too crazy?

how cool would it be if a police officer stopped me and asked me for my name and I said my name is Vegeta, im seriously 100% thinking of doing it, why not? Its time for the future, names should be treated like gamertags, people should start being called what they want to be called. Enough of this 1900's "John" "Nick", this is the future.

I say go for it!

That's an awesome idea you should totally do it

Enough of this 1900's "John" "Nick", this is the future.hadoken

funny idea maybe for a child but id be the officer and arrest you for a dumb name :/

how cool would it be if a police officer stopped me and asked me for my name and I said my name is Vegeta, im seriously 100% thinking of doing it, why not? Its time for the future, names should be treated like gamertags, people should start being called what they want to be called. Enough of this 1900's "John" "Nick", this is the future.

hadoken

Yes, do it.

I was talking to a friend yesterday who mentioned that in Denmark (I think, I might be wrong) there is a set list of names that you can call your child. You can't choose anything outside of those names :?Just-Breathe

That's a good idea. You can also add Prince in your name, and people will call you Prince Vegeta. How cool is that.anbu-black-ops

I was talking to a friend yesterday who mentioned that in Denmark (I think, I might be wrong) there is a set list of names that you can call your child. You can't choose anything outside of those names :?Just-Breathe

Most police officers would probably have no clue about that name, but go for it.

Ah it can be a nice little catch that random people can latch onto about you ... they may laugh sometimes but it has it's benefits in social situations. I wouldn't do it personally but if you really wanna give it a try then go for it, you can always change it back later.

how cool would it be if a police officer stopped me and asked me for my name and I said my name is Vegeta, im seriously 100% thinking of doing it, why not? Its time for the future, names should be treated like gamertags, people should start being called what they want to be called. Enough of this 1900's "John" "Nick", this is the future.

hadoken

Your sooo cool, you totally rock, that is an amazing idea!

come up with an original name..goku? not even goku would want to be called that.

Vegeta = Vegetable

Vegeta for sure, NO ONE would f*** with once you told them your name, it demands respectchaoscougar1

Definitely go for it. Make sure to report back later on how that works out for you :)

Do it, don't think about it anymore. Just go for it. Now. Right now. Do it.

It willdraw a lot of negative attention to yourself. But I totally appreciate the idea. We need more individuality in this world. I say if it's what you want, do it.

It willdraw a lot of negative attention to yourself. But I totally appreciate the idea. We need more individuality in this world. I say if it's what you want, do it.

Tropictrain

Being kooky for the sake of kooky isn't individuality. It's called being Zooey Deschanel in any movie she's been in.

Do it...

and ill change my name to super kami guru.

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It willdraw a lot of negative attention to yourself. But I totally appreciate the idea. We need more individuality in this world. I say if it's what you want, do it.

Ilovegames1992

Being kooky for the sake of kooky isn't individuality. It's called being Zooey Deschanel in any movie she's been in.

The act of being kooky is not what I'm refering too. It's deciding your own name, rather than going by what others have decided to name you. Where I live, half the women are named Ashley. Totally serious. And two-thirds of the girlsI dated were named Ashley. And they usually hate that they share their name with so many others. It's boring. If we chose our own names, there might be more diversity. The fact that he's naming it after a character in an anime is also significant, it speaks to who he is. He is a fan of that series. It's an expression of whohe is, just like a tattoo is for others. Or the style of dress is for someone else. Right now, I happen to be wearing a t-shirt bearing a triforce symbol. That says something about me. I'm a gamer. More notably, I enjoy The Legend of Zelda games. My name, however, does not. My name's Darren. That tells you nothing about me.

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[QUOTE="Tropictrain"]

It willdraw a lot of negative attention to yourself. But I totally appreciate the idea. We need more individuality in this world. I say if it's what you want, do it.

Tropictrain

Being kooky for the sake of kooky isn't individuality. It's called being Zooey Deschanel in any movie she's been in.

The act of being kooky is not what I'm refering too. It's deciding your own name, rather than going by what others have decided to name you. Where I live, half the women are named Ashley. Totally serious. And two-thirds of the girlsI dated were named Ashley. And they usually hate that they share their name with so many others. It's boring. If we chose our own names, there might be more diversity. The fact that he's naming it after a character in an anime is also significant, it speaks to who he is. He is a fan of that series. It's an expression of whohe is, just like a tattoo is for others. Or the style of dress is for someone else. Right now, I happen to be wearing a t-shirt bearing a triforce symbol. That says something about me. I'm a gamer. More notably, I enjoy The Legend of Zelda games. My name, however, does not. My name's Darren. That tells you nothing about me.

Your name means nothing. Literally nothing. Its your actions that define you. I have a common name, dont give a **** to be honest. There's nothing wrong with being an individual, but changing your name to Goku seems a bit forced to me and will have mainly negative effects. I really want a Triforce shirt now too :)

Lets see, whether you should be a virgin forever and embrace that by changing your name to that of a semi popular old action cartoon, or just NOT do that?

Its up to you, but as you said, you might want to move out of your parent's house before making any life changing choices bud.

Lets see, whether you should be a virgin forever and embrace that by changing your name to that of a semi popular old action cartoon, or just NOT do that?

Its up to you, but as you said, you might want to move out of your parent's house before making any life changing choices bud.

SPYDER0416

Lot of assumptions there. Based on prejudice.

Not in Japan.

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[QUOTE="Ilovegames1992"]

Being kooky for the sake of kooky isn't individuality. It's called being Zooey Deschanel in any movie she's been in.

Ilovegames1992

The act of being kooky is not what I'm refering too. It's deciding your own name, rather than going by what others have decided to name you. Where I live, half the women are named Ashley. Totally serious. And two-thirds of the girlsI dated were named Ashley. And they usually hate that they share their name with so many others. It's boring. If we chose our own names, there might be more diversity. The fact that he's naming it after a character in an anime is also significant, it speaks to who he is. He is a fan of that series. It's an expression of whohe is, just like a tattoo is for others. Or the style of dress is for someone else. Right now, I happen to be wearing a t-shirt bearing a triforce symbol. That says something about me. I'm a gamer. More notably, I enjoy The Legend of Zelda games. My name, however, does not. My name's Darren. That tells you nothing about me.

Your name means nothing. Literally nothing. Its your actions that define you. I have a common name, dont give a **** to be honest. There's nothing wrong with being an individual, but changing your name to Goku seems a bit forced to me and will have mainly negative effects. I really want a Triforce shirt now too :)

It will have negative effects. Depending on his future career, it may hurt his chances of being hired as well. In an interview, I would not wear any of my gamer, comic, or movie t-shirts. (I've got a wardrobe full of them.) I wear a shirt and tie. But he has to reveal his name. Although employers should not base anything on it, it may be held against him. It all depends on the job he's applying for.

But as for your actions defining you: in this instance, choosing his own name is an action. So by your own definition, it defines him.

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[QUOTE="Tropictrain"]

The act of being kooky is not what I'm refering too. It's deciding your own name, rather than going by what others have decided to name you. Where I live, half the women are named Ashley. Totally serious. And two-thirds of the girlsI dated were named Ashley. And they usually hate that they share their name with so many others. It's boring. If we chose our own names, there might be more diversity. The fact that he's naming it after a character in an anime is also significant, it speaks to who he is. He is a fan of that series. It's an expression of whohe is, just like a tattoo is for others. Or the style of dress is for someone else. Right now, I happen to be wearing a t-shirt bearing a triforce symbol. That says something about me. I'm a gamer. More notably, I enjoy The Legend of Zelda games. My name, however, does not. My name's Darren. That tells you nothing about me.

Tropictrain

Your name means nothing. Literally nothing. Its your actions that define you. I have a common name, dont give a **** to be honest. There's nothing wrong with being an individual, but changing your name to Goku seems a bit forced to me and will have mainly negative effects. I really want a Triforce shirt now too :)

It will have negative effects. Depending on his future career, it may hurt his chances of being hired as well. In an interview, I would not wear any of my gamer, comic, or movie t-shirts. (I've got a wardrobe full of them.) I wear a shirt and tie. But he has to reveal his name. Although employers should not base anything on it, it may be held against him. It all depends on the job he's applying for.

But as for your actions defining you: in this instance, choosing his own name is an action. So by your own definition, it defines him.

Hm i guess i agree with you there but my point was you shouldn't really care about your name. In my opinion anyway

...supergoat?BranKetra

I love my username:D

Not in Japan.

Victorious_Fize