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- By Astarte Date 31.07.08 18:44 UTC
check this out

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080724/ap_on_re_au_an/new_zealand_bizarre_names

oh...my...god. what kind of parent does that to a kid?
- By Whistler [gb] Date 01.08.08 07:08 UTC
Many years ago I was a librarian in a MAritime studies college. We had a student  called Mr N Conquest - yes you guessed it Norman Conquest - I dont think his mum liked him!!
- By LindyLou [gb] Date 01.08.08 07:13 UTC Edited 01.08.08 07:15 UTC
My first husband was called Mr. E. Stalker. (mystery stalker ;-) )

Some people do it deliberately as they think it's funny, but that takes the biscuit. Poor kids.
- By Dill [gb] Date 01.08.08 11:37 UTC
I had an embarrassing moment on the phone at work on my first day!  I thought the caller was a wind up - his name?   Mr Peter Abbott (say it fast ;) like he did :-D )  I told him "yes, and I'm Jemima Puddle Duck!" :-D :-D

I also knew a Hazel Knutt :-(  poor kid was ribbed about it all the time :(

Can't understand why parents would want to make their kids the butt of every joke :( :( :(

We spent 9 months each time making sure that any name we gave wouldn't be the bane of our children's lives and still managed to give them something that reflected both their German and Irish heritage  ;)
- By bernesebaby [gb] Date 01.08.08 11:45 UTC
I went to school with a boy called anthony Legg (hand, toe, knee, leg) it's not that bad compared to others but he did get ribbed a litle over it.
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 01.08.08 11:48 UTC
My neice used to work with a man called Mike Hunt. It sounded really bad when he was paged on the tannoy ...!!!!!! :eek:
- By ali-t [gb] Date 01.08.08 11:52 UTC
i heard of a Polly-Esther Cotton which is pretty cruel.
- By Dogz Date 01.08.08 11:55 UTC
I knew a Mike  Hunt as well, at school there was a boy with the surname Bates, he got a lot of teasing.

Karen
- By ceejay Date 01.08.08 11:55 UTC
My cousin is Richard Bird - my aunt said they would call him Dickie Bird in school anyway.  But it isn't that bad.
- By bilbobaggins [gb] Date 01.08.08 12:23 UTC
I went to school with a Richard Head he hated it because obviously we always shortened his name. When his first son was born he called him Richard too. He said it never did him any harm being called Dick Head all his life!!!
- By Crespin Date 01.08.08 12:51 UTC
I went to school with a Charlie Brown.  And of course, the one day I came home and heard the song "Charlie Brown" and was like "mom thats not nice, a boy I know has that name." 

My mom was gonna name me Winnifred Horsley.  So when its shortened, its Winni Horsley.  Yay, like I already didnt get flack for my last name, you know "Horsley eats like a horse" but if I had the name Winni????  OMG
- By Angels2 Date 01.08.08 13:15 UTC
I agree, I am all for unusual names but I think you have to be careful that they aren't too extreme or too silly :-(

We took the time also to work out the combination of initials aswell :-)
- By Whistler [gb] Date 01.08.08 14:15 UTC
I was Vivienne Blunt try living with Blunt - Blunt pencil ect  My boys surname is Curd, It rhymes with T--d but at 6'5" not may tease them now!!!
- By woodsford [in] Date 01.08.08 15:06 UTC
one of the local vets  had a son , they called him Hugh, his surname is Cumber
- By Snoop Date 01.08.08 15:14 UTC
I went to school with a Richard Head too Bilbo! Poor old Dick.
I knew a Gordon Bennet too and a Joanne King - ie Jo King.
I don't know if it's true or not but I also heard of an Ophelia whose parents were Mr&Mrs Cox  Eeeeek!!!
- By Dogz Date 01.08.08 16:14 UTC
Thats reminded me of mil...when she was at primary ( she was born in 1918) there was a girl named Ophelia Balls!!!
The Head teacher at local Grammar untill last year was a Mr Balls.

Karen:eek:
- By Paula [gb] Date 01.08.08 16:52 UTC
When I worked for a bank we had a customer called Duane Pipe, and a friend of my family was called Owen Owen!!

At work I've come across a Winnifred Ankers (Imagine what was on her chequebook - Ms W A.......!)
- By dogs a babe Date 01.08.08 17:09 UTC
When I first started work for an oil company we had a customer called Peter Pine-Coffin.  I didn't believe the name at the time but years later when working for a medical insurance company he turned up again!!  I subsequently looked it up and there are a few Pine-Coffins around...

At the insurance co again I spoke to a man called William Quarterly - he was very cross at the time so I didn't want to ask if anyone calls him Bill !!

I remember a girl called Karen who gained a married surname of Farren

A friends initials were FAG and she became FAT when she married.   Yes - she used to smoke and then put on weight when she stopped!!
- By ice_queen Date 01.08.08 18:04 UTC
I just got named after the police song...after a prostitute!

Thanks Mum!
- By katypoo [gb] Date 01.08.08 19:48 UTC
When I was a student midwife I delivered a baby girl to a family called Taylor.

However when the happy parents told me they would call her Jenna I felt compelled to point out the fact that this poor girl would sound like 'private parts' !!!!!! Lol.

They quickly changed their minds and she became a Sarah!!!!!

Kate
- By LindyLou [gb] Date 01.08.08 21:37 UTC
Oh, initials. I forgot about that! My brothers are RIF RAF! Honest :-D They are Ronald Ian Ferguson, and Robert Alan Ferguson. Don't know if my parents realised at the time, but we've had a bit of fun over the years....
- By Isabel Date 01.08.08 21:49 UTC
My sister has been both JAM and JAR :-)
- By Lea Date 01.08.08 21:51 UTC
My son started of as JAM now is JAW!!!!
not quite as good as JAM JAR but it amuses us :)
Lea :)
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 01.08.08 22:07 UTC
An ex boyfriend was Timothy Ian Mc.... (initials TIM) and his sister was Pamela Ann Mc..... (initials PAM). So their initials were their names!
- By tadog [gb] Date 01.08.08 22:25 UTC
I once knew someone that had a daughter named Kim, alright till you hear the surname....Motion.
- By Freds Mum [gb] Date 02.08.08 14:08 UTC
I know a Louis Lewis and a Wayne King. Also My Dad was at school with someone whos surname was Fitting, middle name Tinworth....'t in worth fitting  :-)
- By Ktee [au] Date 02.08.08 15:24 UTC

>An ex boyfriend was Timothy Ian Mc.... (initials TIM) and his sister was Pamela Ann Mc..... (initials PAM). So their initials were their names!


>My neice used to work with a man called Mike Hunt.


How ironic,i've heard both of those names used in jokes over the years ;)
- By Isabel Date 02.08.08 15:35 UTC Edited 02.08.08 15:46 UTC

> How ironic,i've heard both of those names used in jokes over the years


Both? :confused: Surely only the Mike Hunt name is a joke but I expect there are are quite few blokes called that around the world :-)  278 on Friends Reunited so maybe not so ironic :-)
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 02.08.08 15:59 UTC

>How ironic,i've heard both of those names used in jokes over the years


All the best jokes have their basis in truth - and yes, Tim was a bit of a comedian! Nice guy. Very genuine.
- By Thompson1 [gb] Date 02.08.08 17:24 UTC
I spoke to a guy the other day called MR Ravi Holly!!! I couldnt stop laughing and he put the fun down only to phone back and got me again! I said ok yes I am ravihooly lets get the jokes out the way first lol
- By Abbeypap [gb] Date 02.08.08 18:13 UTC
When I was expecting my daughter we convinced my mother in law her name was going to either AMA or MIA sound fine till you put it with the surname SAVAGE.  

Went to school with sisters called Isla and Ailsa Craig.
- By dollface Date 03.08.08 14:14 UTC
Just sad- parents should think how they would feel with that name :(

I like different names as well, but was still careful on what I chose. We were thinking on Coal, Steel for a boy and well I liked Emma for girl :) Neither of my children have those names, so we named the ferret Emma (Emmers) lol. Since I never named my children after anybody I told hubby when we get another dog I want to name him Eddie after my dad- I know weird but I like it :) My african grey (if I ever get one) Peter after my grandpa.
- By ottoman Date 03.08.08 14:26 UTC
When I got married, on the marriage certificate is the names of the 2 fathers, ivor woodcock and john thomas (old  slang for mens bits ) I took alot of ribbing for that. My brother also named his daughter Lilly, fine except his surname is white.
- By Astarte Date 04.08.08 13:21 UTC

> Ophelia whose parents were Mr&Mrs Cox  Eeeeek!!!


my mum works with a foreign doctor who's name is kunt...he named his daughter Emma. mind we live in dundee, poor child.

my aunt who;s a midwife also delivered a Roland Butter

poor children
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