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Weirdest names ever?

Discussion in 'Whatnots' started by Teensabre, Mar 11, 2003.

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    Ever met someone with a curious name? Well, my second name is Welch, and people constantly spell it 'Welsh' :mad:

    I once knew somebody called Holly Bush, I met her at a holiday camp

    I remember somebody called Mr. Pfeuff (said Pfoof)

    [ March 11, 2003, 20:41: Message edited by: Taluntain ]
     
    Teensabre, Mar 11, 2003
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    Heh, funny you should mention this, because when I just saw your name, I was thinking: A sword made out of teenagers? That'd be a mighty sword indeed! :) On criticals: +1d6 Angst Damage

    :grin:
     
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    My dad used to work with a guy called Richard Cranium. And there was a Richard Head at my college. For the non English speakers, Richard is shortened to Dick, which is slang for the male reproductive organ!!
     
    Intentioner of the Damned, Mar 11, 2003
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    I have a client named Major Butter.
     
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    There was a girl in my school named Ann Ahl...Poor girl.
     
    joacqin, Mar 11, 2003
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    My last name is Airzee, I have yet to find a teacher to pronounce it it right first time. BTW, has anyone heard it before and/or knows where it comes from, my dad says its belgian, my mum says my dads an idiot and doesnt really know where it comes from, she thinks it could be dutch. Any help?
     
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    I remember someone Dutch mentioned Dick de Cock earlier.
     
    Khelben, Mar 11, 2003
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    My best friend is named Cash, if you think that is wierd.
     
    Hephaestus, Mar 11, 2003
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    I once read a book about baby names (I was very bored) and among the least common baby names in America there were Murder, Cabbage, and Bulldozer. Think about it for a second. That means that someone actually named their kid Murder.
     
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    Airzee? Well, the zee part I can understand, that means ocean. But air is a word I only know from english. It is not a part of the dutch vocabulary. If it's belgian it could be some french influence, but I don't know much about the belgian language (ie the dialect between dutch, french and german :D )
     
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    David AirOcean, sounds like my descendants were atlanteans, cool :D , *Looks strangely at the men wearing white coats, and holding a straight jacket*
     
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    A dialect!? You should hear yourselves speak, Faragorn. :p

    Anyhow I can't make much of it either. Zee is sea or ocean as Faragorn said, the air part remains a mystery for now I guess.
     
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    Hey Uytuun your're from Belgium, didn't notice that yet! Finally someone from the same country! (I know, off topic!)
     
    Ancalìmon, Mar 11, 2003
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    [​IMG] Two cousins - Lavender and Violet.

    Mimi Dinae is pretty strange too.
     
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    Humm...
    Thats very funny Joa. We have a teacher at our school called Kent Ahl. His daughter is named Ann...Though she is much older than me.

    Humm...
    Oh oh!
    My cousins name is Philip. We use to call him Fille. Which rhymes with pille. Pille - dick.
    His brother's name is Calle. Which rhymes with balle. Balle - dick.
    Their mother's name is Birgitta. Which rhymes with fitta. You can guess what that is.
    Their father's name is Göran. That doesnt really rhyme with anything...

    Oh oh #2!
    My "friend"s name is Lisa, which rhymes with fisa. Fisa - fart.
    Her mom's name is Anita, which rhymes with skita. Skita - ****.
    Her sis' name is Märta, which rhymes with fjärta. Fjärta - fart.
    Her father's name is Torbjörn. That doesnt really rhyme with anything either...

    My god, I am totally weird and sick. :aww:
     
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    This is absolutely true - my father has a friend named Hugues Phallus. He calls himself "Tino" and who can blame him? :lol: Naturally, even his friends refer to him as "Big Dick" behind his back.
     
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    I knew someone in high school named Winton. Kinda like Winston but without the 's'. But the problem was, he is Chinese-Canadian and still looks more Asian, so his nickname is Won Ton. You know, the dumplings in soup.
     
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    [​IMG] I definately have the wierdest, and in my opinion, the worst name of anyone I know. It is Kjartan. That's right,I dare you to pronounce it lol. :eek:
     
    Kovalis Darkfire, Mar 12, 2003
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    My last name is Buzard (Buz-R-d) but everyone mistakes it with "Buzzard"...I'm not a freaking bird!

    I've heard stories of a girl who went to my high school who is seriously named Shi#head (sh-ith-ade) ...I guess her mother passed out after giving birth to her, and her dad was drunk or something. Now that had to be hard growing up with. :rolling:
     
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    My last name is Conn
    A list of names I got called at school are:
    Concorde
    Condom
    Conifer
     
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