Unfortunate Last Names

I've always thought my last name was pretty bad. And I mean that in the literal sense. 'Boese' means 'bad' (or angry) in German. But its meaning wouldn't matter much if only English-speaking people could pronounce it (it's 'burr-za', as if it had an 'r' in it... not 'boose'). But I shouldn't feel too sorry for myself, because this guy in Brazil, Mr. Reinhardt Adolfo Fuck, has me beat hands down. As far as I can tell, that really is his name. He must get endless jokes about it.

Identity/Imposters

Posted on Thu May 20, 2004



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I know of a fellow whose name is Richard with the surname of Shivels. To add insult to injury he lives in Coldwater, Ontario. He has a great sense of humour so he had business cards made up.

"Dick Shivels in Coldwater"
Posted by Marie  on  Sat Oct 30, 2004  at  01:29 PM
I have this chiness girl in my Drama class name Long-Wang Ho.
Posted by Bernie Yao  on  Sat Oct 30, 2004  at  09:33 PM
I went to college with a guy named Hung How. He'd joke his middle name was "and".
Also used to work with a genuine Mike Hunt at a car dealer. We paged everyone else's phone calls by their name, but Mike's calls were paged "lube bay."
Posted by Anna  on  Sun Oct 31, 2004  at  09:28 PM
Nelson Mandela was in prison with a guy called Tokyo Sexwale....

http://zar.co.za/tokyo.htm
Posted by Paul  on  Mon Nov 01, 2004  at  05:59 PM
Why does Merryl Streep (read: Strip)?
Because Michael J. Fox (read: Fucks)?
Posted by daniel  on  Tue Nov 02, 2004  at  01:49 AM
We had a high school math teacher who married during the year and had her name go from bad to worse -- Ms. Balsillie to Mrs. Schmaltz (chicken-fat).
Posted by Kurt  on  Tue Nov 02, 2004  at  02:13 AM
And then, under the heading of "what were their parents thinking?"...

My ex-wife had two friends named Sally Mander and Fawn Patmore.
Posted by Kurt  on  Tue Nov 02, 2004  at  02:26 AM
:)
Posted by The big richard head  on  Wed Nov 03, 2004  at  10:09 PM
I once had a friend named Anida Big Ricchard (I need a big dick);)
Posted by Deedler  on  Wed Nov 03, 2004  at  10:14 PM
even though this family is spanish they are funny

there last name was Seks(Sex) the sons first name was Long the fathers name was Good
Posted by I 8 NY  on  Wed Nov 03, 2004  at  10:29 PM
I'm a 9-1-1 dispatcher so I get to hear a lot of names, we have Richard Head, I've had to run info on Christopher Robbin, Richard Nixon and Fidel Castro (didnt know the last three lived in Indiana, huh?) Last night I had to run info on Christopher Jurk and my Captain runs Freddy Krugar every Halloween.
Posted by Regina  on  Thu Nov 04, 2004  at  08:59 PM
There's was a priest in my area who founded Camp Fatima, and his name was Richard Boner...
Posted by Mike  on  Fri Nov 05, 2004  at  07:33 AM
Ha.. There's a Island somewhere near Japan, methinks, nammed Phucket Island.

A girl I new came back from her vacation with "I got myself a Hot Tuna at Phuckert Island". The teacher kicked her out.
Posted by Z  on  Fri Nov 05, 2004  at  09:02 AM
Gah, "I got myself a Hot Tuna from Phucket Island" was on a trourist shirt she was wearing.
Posted by Z  on  Fri Nov 05, 2004  at  09:03 AM
I grew up with a guy named Omie Butz and knew someone once named Luke Watters with a middle name of Warm
Posted by jc  on  Fri Nov 05, 2004  at  04:17 PM
There is a Memphis attorney named James Surprise.
Posted by Tina  on  Sat Nov 06, 2004  at  12:24 AM
Hey guys, i got 2... a kid in my brothers soccer team was called Brock Collie (brocoli) but by far the worst was a bloke i picked tomatoes with... named Mike Hunt.
Posted by Dave Henderson  on  Sat Nov 06, 2004  at  06:02 PM
I know a friend whose father has one of the worst possible names....Richard (Dick) Missing.
Posted by Tazz  on  Sun Nov 07, 2004  at  08:53 AM
A resume came through an office I once worked as a temp. The fellow's name was Rahsmin Dickshit. He might have been highly qualified - I wanted to call him and tell him to alter his last name.
Posted by Karen  on  Sun Nov 07, 2004  at  01:34 PM
I once dated a guy named John Moorehead, and a local man running for office was named Jimmy Stewart.
Posted by ollie210  on  Sun Nov 07, 2004  at  06:19 PM
By coincidence, I recently received an email containing a snippet out of 'The Sun' newspaper in London quoting the story of a Mr Russell Peacock who named his baby son 'Drew'. He didn't realise his mistake until he entered the name into an internet search engine in the hope of finding someone famous with that name and instead, was asked: "Do you mean Droopy C**k?". Amusingly, his work buddies also, soon began calling him "droopy's dad!"
Posted by Alex  on  Sun Nov 07, 2004  at  11:14 PM
My 6th grade social studies teacher was named Richard Burns...
Posted by Elizabeth  on  Mon Nov 08, 2004  at  10:11 PM
While reading up on the topic of add-on digital storage I recently discovered one of the researchers who first described the concept of RAID was named Randy Katz.
Posted by john  on  Tue Nov 09, 2004  at  08:00 PM
I once visted an office and met with a guy named
Ken Tucke. At another office with the same group was a guy whose last name was Titzman. I inquired there was a Legman around.
Posted by Bunky  on  Wed Nov 10, 2004  at  03:21 AM
my sister had a teacher named mr getoff..and i worked as a telephone operator and had a call for a fred p. outhouse.......
Posted by kwit  on  Wed Nov 10, 2004  at  11:21 PM
I once worked for a help desk. I had a user that needed a name change in our system. She was getting a divorce. Her first name was Abbot. Her married last name was Costelo.
Posted by David Corby  on  Thu Nov 11, 2004  at  07:43 PM
My brother once told me about a guy he knew in Civil Air Patrol named "Daily Bug". I thought that was pretty funnny.
Posted by Matt U  on  Sat Nov 13, 2004  at  03:11 PM
We have a dentist here in Florida named Dr. Fang. Nothing made up there.
Posted by Adam  on  Tue Nov 16, 2004  at  11:33 PM
in grammar school there was a girl named Penny Cashdollar.
Posted by john  on  Wed Nov 17, 2004  at  10:47 AM
In Austin, TX the mayor's name is Will Winn. He sure did win the race.
Posted by AAB  on  Fri Nov 19, 2004  at  05:11 PM
How about Professor Chew?
SHIT FUN Chew?

http://mirrors.meepzorp.com/chew-shit-fun/
Posted by MG  on  Sat Nov 20, 2004  at  03:07 PM
A former employee who worked for my father is named Mike Hunt, Dad never got why the rest of us insisted on calling him Michael and not just Mike. Inlaws have a renter on their ranch named Harry Love.
Posted by Heather  on  Sat Nov 20, 2004  at  05:00 PM
I forgot this one....one of the accountants in my office is named Rich Nickels.
Posted by Heather  on  Sat Nov 20, 2004  at  05:06 PM
We have a local doctor called Im Hong. (I have never looked closely) Also, Timber Wolf and Sandy Beach.
Posted by KO  on  Sun Nov 21, 2004  at  06:32 PM
I knew someone named Robert Marley... But we called him Bob
Posted by Ranesha  on  Mon Nov 22, 2004  at  04:46 PM
I know sb called Marta Pfahl -thats how the indianics called their place fo Tortoure

My best buddy is called James Bond...

I also found a chinese Name pronounced like: roof on fire
Posted by Shiit Ass  on  Tue Nov 23, 2004  at  02:32 PM
I have a friend whose neighbor is named Harry Beaver (no joke it's really his name). And no, Harry is not short for Harold.
Posted by Linda  on  Tue Nov 23, 2004  at  07:51 PM
Who doesn't know the actor of Buffy the vampire slayer

Anthony Stuart Head
A.S.Head

😉
Posted by John  on  Wed Nov 24, 2004  at  06:08 PM
I used to know a girl named Special Edwards.
Posted by Michael Boren  on  Thu Nov 25, 2004  at  12:12 AM
A friend of mine goes by the last name Damm.
So there are two possible ways of pronounciation in english. "Damn" or "Dumb". Both not very lucky.

Additionaly if called in french "Monsieur Damm" it is pronounced like "Monsieur Dames" which means "Mister Madames".
Posted by cocinero  on  Fri Nov 26, 2004  at  05:47 AM
My aunt married a man whose last name was "Raper." The bad thing is she teaches high school English, so they had to call her Mrs. Raper. They have long since divorced... I wonder why.

My mom is also a teacher and a parent of one of her kids is named Crystal Ball.
Posted by Kara  on  Sat Nov 27, 2004  at  01:16 PM
Went to UNC-Chapel Hill. Had an instructor (female) with the last name DeLong-Woodcock.
Posted by Joe  on  Sat Nov 27, 2004  at  03:18 PM
One of my friends knows a boy named Harry Butts... how pathetic is that? I've also run across a Clay Potts
Posted by Ange  on  Sat Nov 27, 2004  at  04:42 PM
Here's a couple:
-Filthy McNasty (she was a stripper and had her name legally changed)
-Christmas Candy
Posted by Amanda  on  Sat Nov 27, 2004  at  06:31 PM
When I lived in holland, my dad worked with a guy named Fokker Fokkerman. in dutch that translates as "Fucker Fuckerman".🐛 :cheese: 😝 And I went to school with Vicky van der Broek(= "of the pants")
,Sofie Knipscheere(= Cutshave)
Dutch people picked the funniest names!
Posted by Carmen  on  Mon Nov 29, 2004  at  09:36 PM
When I lived in holland, my dad worked with a guy named Fokker Fokkerman. In dutch that means "Fucker Fuckerman." I went to school with "Vicky Of the Pants, Sofie Cutshave, and Eric Mould." Dutch people sometimes used to name themselves after their jobs...
Posted by Carmen  on  Mon Nov 29, 2004  at  09:50 PM
A woman I met through my sister some years ago was named Candace Barr. Yes, she went by Candy. Yes, she was a babe.

A woman I once worked with was named Mary Christmas.

A boy I went to junior high school with was named Peter Long.
Posted by Shell  on  Tue Nov 30, 2004  at  02:26 AM
One adress on my paperroute was of a mr Willem Cornelis Bril, so the sign on his door spelled "WC Bril", which means toiletseat in Dutch.
Posted by X  on  Tue Nov 30, 2004  at  12:58 PM
I've got one.... I once knew a woman named Candy Barr. Her parents named her that on purpose because they thought it was "clever". They also purposely did not give her a middle name.
Posted by Jess  on  Tue Nov 30, 2004  at  03:47 PM
Here in Augusta Ga. there is/was a Dr. Peter Dick!
Posted by Joe  on  Thu Dec 02, 2004  at  10:43 PM
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