What could possibly go wrong?Javier Johns requests to post the middle name she's always wanted on social media, but she might now be Javier JASON

When Javier Johns decided to give herself a middle name, she - bravely - decided to let strangers choose what it would be.

Now, the 29-year-old has been bombarded with a series of bizarre names, including Vanillabean, SpongeBob, Looney, and Banana-hammocks.

Since one donor suggested the name of the Hollywood action star, Ms Johns, a Macclesfield, Cheshire, may even see the middle name Jason on her passport and driving license.

After well-wishers made a donation to charity in exchange for making name suggestions, the saleswoman, who wasn't given a middle name at birth, would pluck the winning name out of a hat on July 31.

Since her friend's mother, who she refers to as "a second mother," was diagnosed with cancer in May 2012, Javier's pledges have so far exceeded almost £400.

"I have always been one of those people who enjoys taking risks and being a little adventurous and up for a laugh," she said.

I am always looking for something different, such as bungee jumping or skydiving, so I am really excited to get a middle name, even though it would be ridiculous.'

When we were chatting at work, I had an idea that I had a middle name, but my coworkers didn't know I had one.'

They thought it would be amusing to think of any names and pick it out of a hat, but it soon grew from there.

"No one is surprised in the slightest that I am doing this fundraiser; they believe it is normal for me."

I don't get me wrong, if I had something stupid like Ralph or Betws-Y-Coed, I would be gutted, but I wouldn't go back on my word.'

Marge would absolutely love her to be my middle name after my friend's mother, who has cancer,' she said. However, I love Summer, but to be honest, any middle name would do, but I am just eager to see it on all of my papers.'

"It started off as a bit of amusement in the office, but it has since evolved to something that a lot of people are becoming involved with.'

Each of us is affected by cancer, which is why we try to do as much fundraising for MacMillan as we can, but we have never done anything like this.'

"I think we have raised £1,000 with all of our fundraising, which isn't bad to say that we are such a tiny office."

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