My father-in-law has actually known two people in his lifetime with the names Teeny and Tiny. How crazy is that?! Of people you have known personally, what's that craziest name you've come across? Please share. I think for me it's Snow.
My sister-in-law rodeos with two kids who have the last name of Champion. The oldest ones name is National and the other ones name is Ima. I'm not sure if this counts because I don't personally know them, but I have seen the name printed in the program and my SIL knows them.
We know a Winter. Though I didn't know any of them, when I worked at the IRS I was amazed at how many tax returns came through for people who named their children "Harley" when their last name was "Davidson."
Our friends in Hawaii say that the name "Abcde" (pronounced Ab-sa-dah)is very popular these days. Sharon (haven't figured out how not to be "Anoymous" on the blog yet.)
either a sweet little boy named Monie (money) or a girl named Andrew.
ReplyDeleteMy sister-in-law rodeos with two kids who have the last name of Champion. The oldest ones name is National and the other ones name is Ima. I'm not sure if this counts because I don't personally know them, but I have seen the name printed in the program and my SIL knows them.
ReplyDeleteMy cousin Skye named her son Cloud.
ReplyDeleteI worked with a guy in Nigeria.
ReplyDeleteFirst name -- Thank God
Last name -- God Bless
I also worked with other people over there with names such as Friday and Felix Cat.
I currently work with a Belgium lady who's name is pronounced Yoka, but it is spelled J-o-k-e.
That's about it for different names that I know
My cousin once dated a girl who's last name was Babbit. Her aunt's name was Bunny Babbit-she married into that last name. What luck!
ReplyDeleteThose are very funny, guys! Thanks for sharing. And a special thanks to Alan for his first-time comment.
ReplyDeleteWe know a Winter. Though I didn't know any of them, when I worked at the IRS I was amazed at how many tax returns came through for people who named their children "Harley" when their last name was "Davidson."
ReplyDeleteOur friends in Hawaii say that the name "Abcde" (pronounced Ab-sa-dah)is very popular these days.
ReplyDeleteSharon (haven't figured out how not to be "Anoymous" on the blog yet.)
oh and I forgot, we also know a Sol Azul. His mom worked at the IRS, too.
ReplyDeleteoh and I forgot, we also know a Sol Azul. His mom, Amor, worked at the IRS, too.
ReplyDeleteoh and I forgot, we also know a Sol Azul. His mom worked at the IRS, too.
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