Is my name satisfactory for a 17 year old?
113150
no, you are worthless!! at least that's what i remember being called at 17. ahh...the love of parents.
1159296
Not bad.  Not bad at all.  \n\nBut consider adding something that adds a little pizazz to the name, like Derek Fitzhugh Lamont IV. \n\nOn second thought, Derek Lamont sounds just fine.
41680
If they are older...\n\n"Congratulations on the XXth Anniversary of your 29th Birthday."  (Easily modified to fit pretty much any age.)
1056418
no its unique.... u can't change ur last name till u get married plus i like it.. who cares if u get made fun of in school..... if ur friends r then there not ur real friends and u can't change something thats gonna b wich u forever
198449
I was actually 17, and my cousin told me "yes, ma'am."  It didn't really make me feel old or anything, just made me realize I was growing up.  I don't mind people calling me ma'am right now, but that'll probably change in a few years.. :-)
14665
I agree with the hyphinating idea. I think your name would sound just fine hyphinated. That way it keeps both your families included in your name aswell.
912468
Your signature doesn't really matter. Just finish with:\n\nBest regards,\nYour name
823153
what about my name huh.....
186782
can we get a last name here?
1016576
Be careful of whatever you do. If you actually would like to be called "Cookie" then put it down as your knickname. Just remember that if you do, then tire of it, it will still haunt you. Perhaps you might consider using your middle name as a knickname. Don't do something you might soon regret.
57628
17! and last name is osment
537381
What you name your child is ENTIRELY up to you.  What you may want to consider when naming your child is how well it flows with your last, is there any potential for teasing, is the name too popular or really obscure. If you are into this type of thing, you may want to look into the meaning of the name and if there is any biblical connection to the name.\n\nBut really, no matter what you name your child, he/she will have to live with it the rest of his/her life, so choose wisely.
828468
It clearly states "under 16".\n\nYou are not under 16.\n\nJust make sure you have your ID on you for his sake.
176490
Spring 2006, what a wonderful hopeful screen name.  Glad your not here in a desert where its 90 degrees.  How about that spring for you.\n\nI am a third generation name sake and I will be expecting the fourth generation here in the next few days.  You do not have to congratulate me, only give me best answer, that is gift enough!\n\nNames have nothing to do with such relationships.  Relationships are built between 2 people, usually naming comes from the parent.  So there is no bonding done by the baby, not yet that is.\n\nChildren cognitively cannot comprehend the likeness, youth usually resent such things, it is not until your an adult that you appreciate the heritage that was passed.\n\nYour word intense, not so.\n\nOn the ligher side of intense relationships, the first night I met my wife (at that time future Mrs)I told her that if were to ever get married and have our first son, there would be a no compromise of his name, not even a talk.  And to this very day our relationship has been fine.  Im jus glad we did not have a girl\n\nHappy heritage hunting!  All hail my future IV!!
840877
Jonathan it's a nice name but you don't see one every day (not so popular)\n\nJames is very popular but is still a nice name, and you would be more likely to know someone is talking to you -- I wish I knew how you pronounce your name.
581295
I think it is unique. If I was you I would tell them their parents were not creative. I happen to like it. I have a very simple name Jessica. Not unique at all. I like your name.
62971
In all actuality all we are are numbers. Nobody really cares what your name is when they are getting money from you and when the government looks at you.\n  To put yourself out there by helping people, volunteering, spending time with your brother or sister, and/or having a child is when you really have a name. Now think would you rather be a number all your life or be a name?