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10 years ago I would have been all for some good naming legislation, because unfortunately I was named Galen. Yes, Galen. I had some hard times in school and was more then willing to forsake it a number of times, for something like Robert or Dillon but now I find I wear my name like armour. I have become attached to it, like an old friend. Just don't pronounce it Gay-len or I might kill you.
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asleepathewheel
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listening too long to one song
Mar 2002
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I had a client earlier this year who had a child named Mystaka. How would you like to be that kid.
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gsmoove23
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On a lighter note I was told in Macedonian it means honey, not the food but what you'd call a loved one. I can deal with that.
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01-05-2003 22:06
), just take a look at the agent/spy/what-ever-he-was from a movie long time ago... his name was **** Tracy (And he was the leading role in the movie... )... I also heard about someone, who's last name was Lowjob... his first name started with a B
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