Unfortunate Last Names

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.

Went to UNC-Chapel Hill. Had an instructor (female) with the last name DeLong-Woodcock.

One of my friends knows a boy named Harry Butts... how pathetic is that? I've also run across a Clay Potts

Here's a couple:
-Filthy McNasty (she was a stripper and had her name legally changed)
-Christmas Candy

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!

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...

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.

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.

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.

Here in Augusta Ga. there is/was a Dr. Peter Dick!

If you go and look at the records for college hockey, specifically in the CCHA conference I believe there was a Western Michigan hockey player named Bryce Cockburn.

I lived in Chula Vista CA for several years and we had a dentist there whose name was Dr. Speedy Nutz. I don't know where it came from but it has always stuck in my mind.

There was a Japanese Prime Minister called Noburu Takeshita

It was reported in a British newspaper in the 1970's that a university was trying to persuade a German student to change her name to avoid embarassment (to them, not her) - her name was Fraulein Fucker, and they were trying to persuade her to change it to Ducker.

My brother's neigbours were the Kurten family - they had a daughter called Annette

I don't get all the Annette Curtains. Oh, well. My German teacher said there was a restaurateur named Kackebart, which means "shitbeard". Unfortunate names we know are real are Mia Hamm (good thing she's not an actor) and Dick Van Dyke. A friend of mine worked in a call center and once took a call from a Miss Thunderpussy. It's possible that such names are like "Chenandeler Bong" on Friends--things people do to track the selling of their personal information.

The Japanese prime minister's name is pronounced Tak-esh-ta.
Phuket is in Thailand and pronounced Pu-ket.
In Birmingham, UK, there was aleading city councillor called Albert Bore, election slogan:"Vote A Bore."
I saw a story in Private Eye once about a guy in New Zealand called Trevor Itchyanus.

A guy I went to school with ended up with 2 kids the boy was William and the girl Hannah, surname Ball. Willy Ball? and Hannah Ball. The father is a vet

this is a real news story from the french press:


Crazy Horse lives ... but airline wants proof

Sat Dec 4, 8:17 AM ET

LONDON (AFP) - Jeremy Brown from Northern Ireland may rue the day he decided to change his name to Crazy Horse Invincible, partly because he did so after one too many drinks, but mainly because his new identity is causing more hassle that it may be worth.

The Belfast office of low cost airline Jet2.com recently refused to accept one of his bookings on line, deciding that someone calling himself Crazy Horse Invincible must be up to no good.

"Crazy Horse's name raised an eyebrow with the bookings team, so we had to double-check," said Steve Lee, Jet2.com's director, of his decision to request that Crazy Horse made a personal appearance at the airline on Friday to prove his identity.

Crazy Horse, 26, decided to officially change his name one night in 2003, after celebrating the victory of his favourite football team, English club Middlesbrough, in the company of a pal and several drinks.

"It was one of those nights - I think Boro (Middlesbrough) had won - so me and a mate were celebrating. You have a few too many and you come up with crazy plans. Mine were quite literally Crazy", said Crazy Horse.

When the airline staff finally satisfied itself that all was in order, Crazy Horse received his ticket and will now be able to travel to the Czech capital where he and his friend, who now answers to the name Spaceman Africa -- who apparently had no trouble getting a plane ticket -- intend to spend their Christmas holidays.

I attended church with the Burkhardt family. Their twin boys, Buck and Brock Burkhardt. Their oldest son - Burke Burhardt.
My step-siblings are all "Loveless".First names: Taber, Toby, Tammy, Tawna and Trevor.

The infamous name Rick Head has surfaced again. In the latest issue of Hot Rod Magazine, somebody by that name won a racing event the magazine was putting on. You should see the photos - they had a gag prize that looks a lot like a Burger King crown, and the Camaro that Mr. Head drove featured one of the strangest paint jobs I've seen.

I dated a girl back in '93 named Candy Sue Good. heh heh "good" stuff. I heard she got married, ruining a perfectly "good" name.

In Fremont, NE where I grew up there is a plumbing company owned by the Rump family. Yes, it's Rump's Plumbing, and the owner's first name is Harry.

You know the guy who invented the bra was mr. titslinger? Im serious.

:lol: i used to know someone named mr. turdlicker!!

:lol: i used to know someone named mr. turdlicker!!!

i used to know someone named mr. turdlicker!

oops :red: sry i did that 3 times, i thought it didnt work!!

oh, about the titslinger thing, its very true, and also, the dude who invented the tiolet was named mr. crapper!!

There is a Cook County prosecuter named Dick Devine. He's a dignified, respected man, but for the life of me I can't figure out why he doesn't go by Richard (a common theme on this page). Anyway, I think that would make a great porn name.....

Ben Wang took a picture of two planes that look like they're touching each other when they're not.

I used to know a Candice Cane, but she went by Candy. Candy Cane. Not joking. I'm a second hand source for the following, though: Dusty Porch, Icy Rink, Tom Thompson... pretty brutal.

Biggest real estate agent in Conway, Arkansas was named Dick Longing. Alas, the company passed to his son, who changed the name to something not funny.

At Georgia Tech the new engineering/science building is named after Dr. Ernskine Love and his wife Gay. That's right, she was named Gay Love. The building was named the Love Building but it would have been better/funnier if it were named the Gay Love Building.

one of my college proffesors name was Harry Lhongesta Dick he siad it was asian or something

Another Ripley's name: Harry H. Beaver. He was some guy named on a plaque in my church in VA, which always caused screachy laughs from the immature Sunday school kids. And myself.

http://www.asian-athlete.com/AthleteDisplayForm.aspx?ID=321

There's a Steve Suk that plays hockey for the Macon Whoopie, some Georgia amateur team.

If I'm such a jock why am I so strapped?

I knew this girl when I was growing up that was named Tammy Turnipseed. I've also come across a Gugi Oygster, Kimberly Wimberly, Ian Frankenstein, and James rides at the door.

The Urologist that did my vasectomy several years ago was Dr. Dick Chop.

I was driving through Maine with a friend years ago and saw a sign that said "Dick Swett for Mayor". We laughed all the way to Vermont.

Also, a girlfriend of mine very briefly dated a man name Mike Quatsch - as her friends, we were pretty much compelled to ask her the name of who she was dating, everytime we saw her. All comedy, all the time.

Here in New Zealand, I work for a large company that has many people with odd names. The two I know personal are an American engineer named Al Christ, who married a local girl called Helen. Think upon that name change.

Then again, down south we have a senior operations manager named Portly Griffith. How appropo the name is I cannot vouch for.

I remember there was an older woman in my hometown (NRW, germany) and her name was Frau Kaakschiess - which means Poo-shit. I dont know if shes still alive or has any relatives who kept the name. My dad once told me that she wanted people to pronounce her name in a different way, so that it sounds more adequate.

btw. marco bode is a german football player

now bring on some more cool names;)

In reply to Jules Sep,19 2004. There was a story going around that my father's first wife was called Lettuce. I went to a funeral a few months ago and walking around the creamatorium while having a smoke (oops no pun intended) I found my father' plaque and right next to it LETTUCE PEARCE RIP 1937.

No joke - although it sounds like one:
While we were at Bible College in Saskatchewan, Canada, there was a teacher named Mr. Dyck (pronounced as if it were a part of male anatomy). His daughter, Jennifer, married a young man with the last name of Harder.

It was listed in our paper and our college newsletter as the "Dyck-Harder" and "Harder-Dyck" wedding, respectively.

I was watching the news once and there was this lady talking and the caption under her said her name was India Dick. I was laughing so hard I was rolling on the floor, that was the best newscast ever!

Knew a kid growing up whose last name was Guzzler. Unfortunatley, he joined the Navy. For 2 years his rank was "Seaman." Don't think he enjoyed his time at sea.

I used to work retail, and one of our regular customers was Harry Heine (pronounced hairy hiney).... he really was a butt.

there was loads of people i my school with hilarious names such as Ima Dick,Ben Dover,Dick Banucha, Mary Iza Focker and there was a german proffeser called Mr Clit Focker

"I used to work retail, and one of our regular customers was Harry Heine (pronounced hairy hiney).... he really was a butt.
Posted by BrookeLyn on Thu Feb 03, 2005 at 10:00 AM" ... I don't get it. Was it a drug store? Did you sell butt stuff? I'm confused

Reading through the Caterpillar library list of available technical papers, I noticed a publication authored by Amad Fukker.

A square dance caller in Wisconsin has the name Clayton Pidgeon. Thus: Clay Pidgeon