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Wow, that's a lot of bad names! O_o

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Well, here are the few I like:
John
Giovanni
Dominick - Prefer Dominic, the original form (well, the original form was Dominicus... which, you'll notice, isn't spelled Dominickus)
Fred - Prefer as a nn for Alfred or Frederick, but it's alright on its own as fred by itself means "peace"
Omar

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Mary Jane - ELotD*: Marijuana derives from Spanish marihuana (also the modern Dutch, German, and occasional Spanish spelling); although I couldn't find what marihuana means, it looks like it couldn't possibly have anything to do with Mary or Jane, the names. However, marijuana does look like a combo of María and Juana to the untrained eye. Therefore, it's not hard to see the combo María Juana being translated into English as Mary Jane.
My point, with all this? It's a pity an entirely unrelated word had to go and ruin a perfectly lovely combo. And, yes, I also like María Juana, Marie Jeanne, and Maria Giovanna.
Kaitryn - Much prefer Catrin (Welsh), Caitria (Irish), or Caitríona (Caitriona; Irish), Caitrìona (Scottish), Catriona (Irish, Scottish), or even Katrin (German).
Monique
Kelsea - Prefer Kelsey, and that on a boy

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Mary Jane - what's the matter Mary Jane, had a haaaard day? Gotta love Alanis :) You reckon the parents were fans?
S xx

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Processed “cheese”. The word should always, like Soviet “democracy”, be framed in quotes, for no matter what the law may say, I refuse to call this cheese
~Bob Brown~