|  Posted Oct 14, 2001 by Red Dog (a figment of Paul H's imagination)
On a related subject I know two women whose parents named them with sensible names careful not to break any of the rules in the article only to find later in life that fate had dealt them a terrible blow.
They were unfortunate to find love and marry the men of their dreams only to have to bear the punishing married names of Joy Trip and Norma Saxon.
There must be more out there somewhere.
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 Posted Dec 10, 2001 by Anglais Patriotique I too have encountered this phenomenon.
The result?
Jenny Taylor, now affectionately known as Genitalia .
Later
Anglais Patriotique
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 Posted Dec 11, 2001 by Red Dog (a figment of Paul H's imagination)
Thank you - v funny indeed.
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 Posted Dec 11, 2001 by ex-Rambling. Thingite. Dog. Pythonist. Deceased.
My sister's new name is Cathy Mae Frieze...
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 Posted Aug 5, 2002 by Nbcdnzr, the dragon was slain, and there was much rejoicing There is a couple my father likes to tell about (in the Netherlands) Mien Billekes and Mr. Jeuken married, to produce Mien Billekes-Jeuken. This translates (from dialect) as: My Buttocks-Itch
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 Posted Aug 23, 2002 by Indigo Starblaster My husband and I dealt with it by keeping our own names after marriage (his name is Irish, mine is Chinese, every possible combination looked ridiculous). This also simplifies things at the bank, passport office, etc.
Indigo
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 Posted Feb 18, 2004 by HarpoNotMarx (((2*1)^6)-6-(2*8)=42 How about the gals who allegedly married the Stitz brothers, and became Mrs Norma and Mrs Gloria Stitz.
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 Posted Feb 18, 2004 by Mr. Padge There's a lady in the Luton area who may try to sell you a gas fire. The name on her business card is "Chris P. Bacon".
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 Posted Feb 18, 2004 by Count Zero Never, NEVER name a daughter 'Anita'.
They may marry a 'Dick' or a 'Koch'.
We had a local (Houston, TX) sports newsperson named 'Anita Martini'. I kid you not! She was best known as the first female sportscaster to enter a Major League Baseball locker room.
But seriously... Don't name a daughter Anita. Why risk it.
CZ
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 Posted Feb 18, 2004 by HarpoNotMarx (((2*1)^6)-6-(2*8)=42 There's a girl by the wall thinks she's a radiator... Oh, that must be Anita! [It's a northern thing, or being lazy and dropping aitches]
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 Posted Feb 18, 2004 by Count Zero
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That took me quite awhile to get... as I said, I'm from 'ouston, TX.
CZ
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 Posted Feb 18, 2004 by Red Dog (a figment of Paul H's imagination)
I used to know a girl called Katy Freeway
actually I didn't but it's the only vaguely amusing Houston funny I can think of at short notice.
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 Posted Feb 18, 2004 by Count Zero Here's another one for you.
There's this REALLY popular fella around here, but I've never met him. But tourists are always looking for him. Maybe you know him...
Do you know where I can find Javier Port?
... Well, *I* think it's funny.
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 Posted Feb 19, 2004 by clzoomer- "The TV business is a cruel and shallow money trench. A long plastic hallway where pimps and thieves run free and good men die like dogs. There is also a negative side." Posted elsewhere but *I* think it's funny. (Totally, completely, and utterly off topic.)
Julius Ceasar walks into a bar and orders a martinus. Bartender says, *You mean a martini?* Julius says, *If I wanted two I would order them*.
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 Posted Mar 17, 2005 by Pembo I knwo this one couple who are now Heath & Kylie Whiley. Heath is now commonly referred to as Heathy Weathy.
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 Posted Jun 27, 2005 by KizerKaz "There's a girl by the wall thinks she's a radiator... Oh, that must be Anita!"
Teeheeheeheehee! *Claps* Me likes!
I can't think of any amusing things name-related... But yay!
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 Posted Jun 27, 2005 by KizerKaz Just remembered one!
I work in a call centre, and there was a kid, bout 14 years old I think, bit posh'n'all and his surname was Bater. Not funny? Well... His *title* wasn't Mr. It wasn't Sir. It wasn't Prince.
It was Master.
* Kizer Kaz *
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