People With Names So Funny You Can't Unsee How Ridiculous It Is

The first club I worked security at we hired this Italian character from Boston. His name was Dave Wewee. My spelling might be wrong. First time I met him and found out that name I said to him, "You must be pretty tough with a name like that." He wasn't big but scrappy as all heck. He was a nice guy who came to California to be an actor. Hope he changed his name since though.
 
Another one for fans of professional wrestling. This name may be OK in Japan but you will be a laughing stock in America.

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Y'know, I hate to be a dick. Maybe not as much as some other people but I try to be good occasionally. Anyway, I'm watching this commercial on FNC for a charity benefiting families of fallen first responders and other stuffs, I think. There is a grieving widow sobbing about her husband. Unfortunately when I saw her name was Shannon Slutman I fucking lost it and became such a cackling idiot I forgot why she was on the television. Thoughts and prayers. Pray for me to not be so much of an insensitive jerk also.
 
I had a client legitimately named "Hung Dong". I had to avoid saying his name, because I would break down if I heard it out loud.
Apparently it's not an unusual name

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Where I work, I see a lot of interesting names. I've seen an actual "Merry Christmas," as well as "Emerald Green," an "Onyx Black," and some of my favorite "Lo Hung" and "Fu King."
 

Mr. Daystar

In a bell tower, watching you through cross hairs.
My sister in law went to school with a kid name Richard Cranium. No shit.
 
Why hasn't she changed her name? Does she have a hard time making appointments or reservations because the establishment feels they are getting pranked?
I don't think she feels it's her responsibility if people want to draw an immature conclusion from her name. And rightly so. I'm sure there are languages out there where English names sound/translate into something funny/offensive, but I doubt those people would be compelled to change their names either.

Plus, it's not a overtly odd or offensive name like Ivanna Fuckalot or something.
 
In high school, there was a teacher named Harry Richard Weiner. He must have been a "surprise" / unplanned baby.
 
I don't think she feels it's her responsibility if people want to draw an immature conclusion from her name. And rightly so. I'm sure there are languages out there where English names sound/translate into something funny/offensive, but I doubt those people would be compelled to change their names either.

Plus, it's not a overtly odd or offensive name like Ivanna Fuckalot or something.

Drawing immature conclusions is kinda my bread and butter.
 

Harpsman

Light one for Me
Guy I worked with called John Peacock........named his 1st born son Drew.



Think about it🙉
 

FreeOnes_Adam

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Knew someone by the name of Peter Oyler. Dad's name Richard, aka Dick. WTF were they thinking?
 
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