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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.
Categories: Identity/Imposters
Posted by Alex on Thu May 20, 2004
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IMy mother went to school with a Harold Cox...Harry for short...only thing worst would be a Harry Cox Jr.!!! Goshen, Ohio
Posted by Gidget  on  Mon Sep 13, 2004  at  01:13 AM
yeah, Harold Cox did name his son, Harry Cox Jr...true names...)
Posted by Gidget  on  Mon Sep 13, 2004  at  01:18 AM
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Posted by Gidget  on  Mon Sep 13, 2004  at  01:22 AM
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Posted by Sabrina  on  Mon Sep 13, 2004  at  08:20 PM
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Posted by Matt  on  Tue Sep 14, 2004  at  11:11 AM
I had a science teacher whose name was Arnold Sexe. (Pronounced "sexy") (He wasn't!)
Posted by Barb  on  Tue Sep 14, 2004  at  12:06 PM
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Posted by Barb  on  Tue Sep 14, 2004  at  12:09 PM
When I was in the Air Force, many years ago, I had a First Sgt. named D. DUCK. Quack Quack
Posted by Gary B  on  Tue Sep 14, 2004  at  12:40 PM
we once had a teacher named mr.randy cox HA HA!!!! 😛
Posted by Kayla and marley  on  Tue Sep 14, 2004  at  01:49 PM
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Posted by voodoo311  on  Tue Sep 14, 2004  at  02:18 PM
i once knew a girl whose surname was WILD.she promised me that she would name her first born son BIJORN TOBY...i haven't seen for 10 years,i still wonder if she did.
Posted by snowy  on  Tue Sep 14, 2004  at  04:20 PM
thinking about it i also went to school with a lad called ANTON HISCOCK and i also knew someone called PETER CRAP, as far as i know they have both got on well in life dispite of this.
Posted by snowy  on  Tue Sep 14, 2004  at  04:29 PM
bloody hell. the more i think about it the more i remember(see the 2 below this).i have a very good friend called LOU ROLLS..if she knew i told the world ...??????
Posted by snowy  on  Tue Sep 14, 2004  at  05:55 PM
My husband worked with a fellow whose name was spekt, allan (All) Dyck and his brother was named Harry Dyck
Posted by Kara  on  Tue Sep 14, 2004  at  07:15 PM
How about our 2 nieces? Our overly zealously religious brother/sister-in-law named their daughters:

Joy Melody and Glory Hallelujah!!
Posted by Chuck & Iris  on  Tue Sep 14, 2004  at  07:36 PM
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Posted by grim  on  Tue Sep 14, 2004  at  08:03 PM
hi i went to highschool with 2 girls who were named INA PURDY, and MIA HOOKER. get it !! i thought it was funny
Posted by kris  on  Tue Sep 14, 2004  at  09:51 PM
Ok, so in marching band when I was in high school there was a young lady named Butts.
First name Peachy.

That is not unfortuante, I beleive her parents were down right cruel.
Posted by Rick B  on  Tue Sep 14, 2004  at  11:34 PM
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Posted by jules  on  Wed Sep 15, 2004  at  04:07 PM
I went to school with a girl with the unfortunate name of Charmin (as in the toilet paper) Roller. Not quite sure what her parents were thinking..............
Posted by Michelle  on  Wed Sep 15, 2004  at  04:49 PM
My childhood dentist was named Dr. Fillmore; a friend had breast augmentation and a face lift done by a plastic surgeon in San Francisco named Dr. Falces (pronounced "Falsies")
Posted by tenthumbs  on  Wed Sep 15, 2004  at  07:23 PM
When my daughter was in junior high school, two of her classmates were brothers named Matt and Richard (Dick) Whacker...I still wonder what their parents were thinking. 😊
Posted by red  on  Wed Sep 15, 2004  at  09:32 PM
I work in market research. We are still laughing at the doctor whose name is Richard Kisser. What were his parents thinking? How did he make it through middle school?
Posted by Tom Byrd  on  Wed Sep 15, 2004  at  11:08 PM
I went to school with a poor young chap who went by the name of Richard (Dick) Head, needless to say he REALLY lived up to it!!
Posted by lovelydoll  on  Thu Sep 16, 2004  at  07:52 AM
I know a guy named Bruce Dick who named his son Bruce Dick Jr. They are always referred to as Big Dick and Little Dick. Bug Dick probably get more dates !
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I know a few good ones, a cousin's friend named "Assin Butt", and a man named "Bob Loblaw."
Posted by rosee  on  Thu Sep 16, 2004  at  08:13 PM
Along the same vein as the name discussed by Teresa, I had a boyhood friend named Harold Dick...you can see where that led!! Eventually his mother remarried and he was able to change it before he graduated from HS. My teenaged daughter swears that she once had a substitute teacher whose name was Ms. Cunt. I never really beleived that one.
Posted by Bob F  on  Thu Sep 16, 2004  at  08:37 PM
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