My name is very common and I still haven't found a Coke bottle/can with my name on it.

 

Peace!

Edited July 6, 20169 yr by Yuya Sakaki

My name is very common and I still haven't found a Coke bottle/can with my name on it.  Peace!

With a name like Adam, you would think you find something, but I guess Coca-Cola went full NOPE.

My name's more of an old fashioned one, so a lot of those don't have one with my name.  But every once in a while I do find one with my name on it.

Yep! I can never find anything with my name on & if on the slight chance that I do it's spelt the other way since my name has 2 spellings.

 

I do enjoy having a less popular name though. Means I barely run into somebody with the same name. 

Yep! I can never find anything with my name on & if on the slight chance that I do it's spelt the other way since my name has 2 spellings. I do enjoy having a less popular name though. Means I barely run into somebody with the same name. 

Yeah, for some reason many of the people I run into with my name are secretaries. I once went to meet with my college advisor, and when she called my name the secretary looked up. She was like " No, that Joan."

Isn't Shaun the American spelling?(it must be because it didn't come up as a word on my British keyboard)

 The names Axel and Lea shouldn't be hard to find, yet they are. The others are practically non-existent.Damn, that is uncommon.Lol, there's another problem. Finding your name, but not in the correct spelling X(I think Sean is the American spelling as well. As for your keyboard, it should be there regardless of which country the spelling originates from, because it's a name.

I'm not sure about Shaun, but Sean is an Irish Name by origin.

 

I believe the meaning of my name is, in Irish: God is gracious, gift from God.

 

Makes my Atheism seem ironic.

I'm not sure about Shaun, but Sean is an Irish Name by origin. I believe the meaning of my name is, in Irish: God is gracious, gift from God. Makes my Atheism seem ironic.

That is rather ironic

The names Axel and Lea shouldn't be hard to find, yet they are. The others are practically non-existent. Damn, that is uncommon.Lol, there's another problem. Finding your name, but not in the correct spelling X(I think Sean is the American spelling as well. As for your keyboard, it should be there regardless of which country the spelling originates from, because it's a name.

I've seen both.

I have one of the most common names in the world, Jacob, and I've yet to see my name on things like those.

My dear elder brother was graced with the name Chance. Years of puns and zero coke bottles have hardened him into a bitter fellow. 

Isn't Shaun the American spelling? (it must be because it didn't come up as a word on my British keyboard)

No, Shaun is British I think