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.
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Ken Tucke. At another office with the same group was a guy whose last name was Titzman. I inquired there was a Legman around.
SHIT FUN Chew?
http://mirrors.meepzorp.com/chew-shit-fun/
My best buddy is called James Bond...
I also found a chinese Name pronounced like: roof on fire
Anthony Stuart Head
A.S.Head
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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".
My mom is also a teacher and a parent of one of her kids is named Crystal Ball.
-Filthy McNasty (she was a stripper and had her name legally changed)
-Christmas Candy
,Sofie Knipscheere(= Cutshave)
Dutch people picked the funniest names!
A woman I once worked with was named Mary Christmas.
A boy I went to junior high school with was named Peter Long.
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
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.
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.
My step-siblings are all "Loveless".First names: Taber, Toby, Tammy, Tawna and Trevor.