Results: Ladies and Gentlemen, MR Celine Dion!

A U.K. man formerly known as Thomas Dodd changed his name recently. So, what's the big deal -- thousands of people change their name every year. The kicker is that this man has legally changed his name to "Celine Dion" — and it's all coming back to him now as to how it happened. Dodd had a few too many adult beverages while watching a recording of a Dion concert, and filed to change his name as a result. Have you ever thought about legally changing your name or actually did it?

Dodd — or should we say, Dion — says he received the official paperwork in the mail a few days after Christmas, and apparently paid around $150 CAD for the change, as well as multiple copies of the letter proving it's real. The process to legally change your name in the U.K. is actually pretty easy using something called a deed poll. A deed poll is a legal document that proves the change of name, and it can be used as evidence of your new title for the purposes of amending your passport, driving licence and other official documents. The new Celine Dion says he's not planning on changing it back right away. Have you ever done or said something while under the influence (of drinks or other substances) that you either regretted or did not remember doing?

While Celine Dion may not be that strange a name change -- even for a man -- there are some legal name changes that probably will make you ask the question WHY??? Friends and superhero fans Daniel Knox-Hewson and Kelvin Borbidge made headlines with their incredible name changes. Daniel became Emperor Spiderman Gandalf Wolverine Skywalker Optimus Prime Goku Sonic Xavier Ryu Cloud Superman Heman Batman Thrash. Kelvin changed his name to Baron Venom Balrog Sabretooth Vader Megatron Vegeta Robotnik Magneto Bison Sephiroth Lex Luthor Skeletor Joker Grind. The pair said they wanted names that reflected their true personalities and gave them "superhero status." Any of these other name changes equally as strange?

How about changing your name to make a point -- sometimes the point being, you're slightly strange. Do any of these name changes sound strange to you?

In this strange case, the person in question changed their name so it would be less bizarre. A nine-year-old girl from New Zealand was put under guardianship of the state so that she could change the name given to her by her parents: Talula Does The Hula From Hawaii. The judge criticized the parents for their terrible decision. New Zealand has an odd way of determining strange names -- names blocked by registration officials included Yeah Detroit, Keenan Got Lucy and Sex Fruit, while Number 16 Bus Shelter and Violence were allowed. If you had a strange name, would you change it?