laughing at 'silly' names

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Reply 140

milkytea

Original post by syrettd

Is it pronounced like Fin? Just say "like a shark has" :biggrin:

Yeah it is haha. I may try that one and see how it goes :tongue:

Reply 141

<3 inbetweener =D

relative in India is called Hardik..

Reply 142

username912610

Original post by <3 inbetweener D

relative in India is called Hardik..

Really?

Reply 143

Leahcar

Like Joey from friends laughing about Dr Weiner, Lesley Poopack and Lana Titweiler :teeth:

Reply 144

syrettd

Original post by <3 inbetweener D

relative in India is called Hardik..

I had a dentist called Hardik Patel! What made it worse was that he wore incredibly tight trousers and when the chair went backwards your face was really close to his um...

Reply 145

Mequa

Someone spare a thought for those Dutch schoolkids with the surname "Van Kut".

(Which loosely translates as, "From a ****").

Reply 146

<3 inbetweener =D

Original post by Kruz

Really?

yep, whenever he says his name I still laugh :teehee:

so mature

Reply 147

Liam6993

Original post by Hopple

A white last name? Two of the only three people I know who have Charles as a surname aren't white - Ray, Prince and Craig - and I don't think Prince Charles properly counts.

Ray Charles doesn't count either as he was originally Ray Charles Robinson before he dropped the 'Robinson' for his stage name.

Reply 148

Palatial Veranda

I personally find the surnames that are also inanimate objects to be the best like:

Steve Spoon, Patricia Crisp and Lee Book

Reply 149

Carrby

Original post by jesyliz

I know a girl called Jenna Taylor. Don't know what her parents were thinking.

Took me so long to get the link with this one

Reply 150

geetar

Original post by Palatial Veranda

I personally find the surnames that are also inanimate objects to be the best like:

Steve Spoon, Patricia Crisp and Lee Book

Samantha Brick?

Reply 151

Mequa

I do actually know of a Richard Head.

What were THOSE parents thinking?!

Reply 152

House MD

Original post by Carrby

Took me so long to get the link with this one

I don't get it and it's killing me! Explain :tongue:

Reply 153

Hopple

Original post by House MD

I don't get it and it's killing me! Explain :tongue:

Genitalia. Would work with Jenny too :tongue:

Reply 154

KiaraMarissa

Original post by Mequa

Someone spare a thought for those Dutch schoolkids with the surname "Van Kut".

(Which loosely translates as, "From a ****").

Wat zielig. I can barely believe it. I've never heard of that name.

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Reply 155

britchick

My hairdresser has the surname Balding. To this day it has been the most amazing name in my life.

Reply 156

Tiger Rag

Original post by Mequa

I do actually know of a Richard Head.

What were THOSE parents thinking?!

They were?!

Reply 157

Carrby

Original post by House MD

I don't get it and it's killing me! Explain :tongue:

Jenna Taylor = Genitalia

I can't believe anyone would get actually get jokes for having that name though, it just sounds like a regular name to me!

Reply 158

concubine

I remember kids trying to take the piss outa my surname a few times (Struthers) and just... Failing.

I've never been remotely bothered by verbal insults, but I really don't get how someone could have thought 'I'll call him Strutters, THAT WILL HURT HIS FEELINGS'.

Most kids are ****ing dumb. This is why I always hung out with older kids.