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Sep 15, 2010 02:42PM
My last name is Good. :) Fitting, eh?
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deleted user wrote: "These remind me of another guy from growing up. The oil company in town was owned by Dick Heer (pronounced hair). I had a friend who got a call from him, so he went to his boss to tell him that h..."
Okay, that's funny!
Okay, that's funny!
Nope, but Phil:
"Then a friend said she saw a baby at the hospital named Atreyu. So how often will that kid get beat up at school.
I think Atreyu us from The Never Ending Story. Not that I would name my kid that, but I suppose there could be worse things to be a fan of and name your kid after.
"Then a friend said she saw a baby at the hospital named Atreyu. So how often will that kid get beat up at school.
I think Atreyu us from The Never Ending Story. Not that I would name my kid that, but I suppose there could be worse things to be a fan of and name your kid after.
my 1st husband introduced me to one of his friends named Tom Collins. now, since my ex was/is quite the joker, I asked him if he was kidding me. turned out the guy was really named Tom Collins.
there's a swiss kid in my german class named pascal (Pass-CUHL) it's doesn't sound like any other words, but it's just and unusual name. that's about all I got for strange names
I had a school secretary named anne hathawayand my pastor had a friend whose last name was Bonesteel
A couple of years ago a new shoe shop opened in my town...called 'Our Soles' (UK accent!). I kid you not. How does a name like that get through the selection process without anyone noticing the, er, obvious issue??
I was in a meeting at work when we were introduced to someone from the far east called Suqi Coq - I kid you not - we thought someone was pulling a fast one until we checked her ID badge. She didn't have a clue how hilarious her name was to us - she could have been an extra in Sin City in a Vietnam war movie with a name like that...










