
There are hundreds of unfortunate people out there with silly names desparately coping with the evil their parents perpetrated upon them at birth.
So far, I've met a woman called Rusty Tharp, a child health consultant called Peter Files and have the business card for "Fab Boolaky" on my desk.
We'd like you to tell us about the people you've met or work with that have silly, inappropriate or frankly wierd names.
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...she's from Singapore and told me "have a bless day ahead".
For a previous employer I used to have to speak to a software programmer in NY who was called Chip Baumgardner.
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My mate's son is called "max danger logan" - so he can say "danger is my middle name..."
True!
( , Wed 1 Sep 2004, 13:10, Reply)

I used to work with an American called "Randy Baumgardner"
Tiz True.
( , Wed 1 Sep 2004, 12:53, Reply)

Cocknuts Dicklickshitballs (the 59th)was my grandad's name. My dad was Cuntymints Dicklickshitballs (the 60th). Imagine how funny and surprising it was when they called me Steve...
( , Wed 1 Sep 2004, 12:42, Reply)

My wife had a boy in her class (in the sixties) called Bobby Charlton.
He got a verbal battered by the new teacher who thought he was taking the pi**
The other kids confirmed his name after a suitable delay.
( , Wed 1 Sep 2004, 12:38, Reply)

My mate once served a customer by the name of 'Madame Osztryczarz', which is pronounced Ostrich-arse!
( , Wed 1 Sep 2004, 11:44, Reply)

I have a group of friends down in wales where we go sometimes called the lowcocks. the really interesting bit was if you put all the first letters of thier names together (andrew, sarah, edward, robert) you can get ARSE Lowcock
( , Wed 1 Sep 2004, 11:39, Reply)

There was a bloke who used to work at BT called Robert Sherunkle, I assume his friends called him Bob!
( , Wed 1 Sep 2004, 11:19, Reply)

an old flatmate of mine was in the army and had to keep a straight face throughout the alphabetical surname roll call of his friends joe, stuart and steve...
BIGG, BROWN, DICK
every time.
( , Wed 1 Sep 2004, 10:31, Reply)

His first name is Ian. Fine. Unfortunately his surname is Baumgartner.
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Guy at school: Chiming Lok (i.e Chiming clock)
Prominent Cardiff Councillor: Michael Michael (Mike to his friends)
Woman at work: Clarinda Bedgood (I’m shure you are, Mish Bedgood)
Anagram of my name: I’m her twat rash
Family who lived near us: The Wanklyns, who called their son, er, Franklyn.
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www.b3ta.com/questions/celebrity_insults/post7866/
I know a nephew of Noddy called Willy
( , Wed 1 Sep 2004, 7:54, Reply)

Plenty of amusing names, none of which stuck in my mind as readily as Andrew Pong.
( , Wed 1 Sep 2004, 3:34, Reply)

has the unfortunate moniker Peter Mycock. His mother is called Patrica (aka Pat) and his father Jack. If only his dad was Paul...
His most amusing story involves arriving late to a tennis match to overhear a comment that they were 'about scratch Mycock'...
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I once worked with a guy from Vietnam called Phat Ho... always fun to answer his telephone and say "Fat Ho's extention!"
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I was a court officer (Silence! All Stand! - like the black guy in Judge Judy). One day there was a case involving an illegal Indonesian immigrant called King Phuc.
The best thing was that he didn't show up, so according to the rules I had to go into the foyer and scream his name 3 times at the top of my lungs...
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include a lady called Ping Guin and a guy called Jesus...
( , Tue 31 Aug 2004, 22:58, Reply)

Hymen Bender. He was 20 or so when I met him in college, and already he'd clearly had the name too long, poor fellow.
( , Tue 31 Aug 2004, 22:12, Reply)

in gradeschool. His name was "Ryan Sawyer Peters" you do the math. (I'm sure he hated his rents)
( , Tue 31 Aug 2004, 21:37, Reply)

Dick Trickle is/was a Nascar driver, pr0n star would be a better occupation?
Bohimula Bowles is a customer at my old company
( , Tue 31 Aug 2004, 19:09, Reply)

Just scrolling down the list again and saw Dr De'ath.
there is a motorbike shop on the isle of wight called "De'ath Motorbike Sales and Repairs"
( , Tue 31 Aug 2004, 19:03, Reply)

w00t! my first post :)
Jayachandran Ramakrishnan is a nice and easy one to pronouce on a dreary monday morning!
Sky Funderburk was some poor kid on the news complaining about an attack on his gran a few months back
( , Tue 31 Aug 2004, 18:56, Reply)

from work, one called ivor ball and the other, an italian guy called Tom Amato.
I also know a man called Ivor Wiley
( , Tue 31 Aug 2004, 18:49, Reply)

Forgot to mention these two:
I went to school with a kid called Robin Hood! It actually should have been Robin Hood Jr as his dad had the same name.
Also, I know of a lady by the name of Ida Ball (I had a ball. Geddit?)
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My mum used to work in recruiting for IBM and not only had to work with Richard Head (who INSISTED on being called Dick) but once had to interview a Mr Dwayne Pipe.
dunno how she kept a straight face.
( , Tue 31 Aug 2004, 18:34, Reply)

Great names from my old school:
Helmar Leischmann
Imtiaz Moomin Barkk
Bracken Kitchen
Love Bracken (he now calls himself David)
( , Tue 31 Aug 2004, 17:14, Reply)

when i was a wee kennykenken, my dentist was called Mr. Payne, and my optician's brass plate outside his shop proudly stated "MR. I. BALL"
Isheet Unot as the person down the list once said
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