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Unusual Names

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#1

Came across some unusual names recently, one client's first name was "Digby" and another had the first name "Potts".

Any other unusual names out there?

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#2

At my old job I had a local client called Gayelene Boys (Gaye Boys) and one from Melbourne called Bong Ho re. Also had a bloke with the last name Dicks. Very unfortunate!

Edit: Stupid filter is trying to stop me putting in the word "h o r e" - yet it allows Dicks???

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#3

Yours would have to be right up there mate, lol.

#4

Lots of people don't get my GF's name right - Sarna, its latvian apparently and means Deer in Czech, or so I'm told

#5

Nick On, use to call him Nick Off

Glen Bumback, used to call him Dickfront

Wayne Kerr, this one is common but we had one at school

When we named our kids we made sure thay could not be made fun of

#6

I had a client 'Mi Ho' (actually pronounce 'mee') still got a laugh out of it.

#8

Came accross this a few years back, still gets a good laugh.

Hung wei lo - pronounced Hung way low

I.B.

#9

Dentist called Dr. Blood, Lawyers that are called Rush and Faillia.

#10

Reminds me of Bart Simpson's krank calls.

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