Eadon on funny and daft names

Funny Names

I was one of countless cogs in a mammoth international megacorp machine. Inevitably, there are some people who also work megacorps who have been gifted with amusing names, see the email screenshot below. I swear this is not fake.

Is that a marriage made in heaven? Since that screen shot was taken, a certain A. Wanka has appeared on the mailing list. More recently, the T&A gems below appeared:

Incidentally, I have it on excellent authority that in the late eighties there was a student at the Telford College of Arts and Technology (England) called Sean Connery Bond. Poor bastard.

There is an Eric Foreskin living in the Midlands.

A mate called Steve Hunt told me his old man had to dissuade his mother from naming him Michael.

Names that seem innocent - at first

An engineer I used to work with, a great guy, has a fairly normal name, there's nothing very silly about it: Rick Stoker. But his name has given rise (pun intended) to his nickname, Dick Stroker. Even though it is crude, this stands as the most amusing nickname I've ever encountered.

Another name that is not daft except in context is Geof Bates. But, back in the dismal days of my yoof, he was my school Headmaster. Schoolboys did snigger schoolboy sniggers.

Names as vocab

A certain Crozzer reviewed a movie I received this message, the author of which presumably stumbled across Crozzer's review, and was apparently under the impression that I am the mighty Crozzer.

At last I have found something on the net with a reference to "Crozzer". Me and my 'buddies' have long used the word Crozzer as a reference to many things. How did you come by such a fine name? I will briefly explain how we came up with the word "Crozzer" ourselves...... One of my mates used to work as a care assistant for a wheelchair bound gentlemen going by the name of Colin Crosby. He used to wear the most ridiculous coats in the world. Hence us adopting the word crozzer originally to depict a jacket that was of dubious quality e.g wax and tweed jackets. From there the words "croz" and "crozzed" were developed. If you are "Crozzed" you would basically be inebriated by some form of substance, if you are or were a croz you were struggling to walk on your own and may need help from a specially designated social worker.
I hope this is of help to you becoming "Crozzer of the Year" and I look forward to hearing from you so you can explain the origins of your "Croz-ability".
- Alan

Me (Eadon) again. To answer Alan's question, Crozzer gets his nick, like the hapless Colin, from his surname: Crosby. (His christian name is the disappointingly dignified James). I'll ask the lads to vote on whether Crozzer is worthy of your "Crozzer Of The Year" award, so watch this space, for I'll deliver the verdict in due course.

If anyone else out there knows personally of someone's name bastardised into an amusing noun, verb, adjective or what have you, please be sure to tell me.

Nominative Determinism

Then you have nominative determinism: the idea that you follow a profession based upon your name. this is an old idea, Carl Jung, and New scientist, have written about it. There are endless examples, and they are great fun, but rarely more so than when you stumble across it yourself. I recently realised, upon receiving a letter, that my solicitor/lawyer's full name is Sue Wright. (I just knew her as Sue, which is bad enough). Surely this cannot be a mere coincidence, and, worse, did I select her subconsciously for her name? Not that I'm suing anyone, mind you, but talk about your name being an advert! This inspires me propose a new species of nominative determinism: Nominative Self-promotion: your name advertises you. Sue Wright must be the ultimate example, but I am very keen to learn of others.
Nominative determinism update: A friend of mine, Babs, assures me that her "mother worked in a hospital under a Sister Payne and a Dr Blood" and she knows a teacher called "Maggie Lerner". A talkback comment mentions a historian, Preserved Smith. A recent submission (you'll find the full entry further down the page) included this example: "I frequently had to pass a certain undertaker's premises in Hull. His name was Boddy"

More servings of daftness

From my student days: an ex house mate, a not unattractive lass, went by the name of Holmes, christian name: Charlotte. You guessed it in one, she was oft referred to by her dreadful fellow students as Sherlock. Mind you, she was set on a career as a corporate bean counter, so I doubt she had the real Sherlock's passion for adventure at the time. She was a good sport though. Is her name funny? It's elementary, my dear reader.

Someone I used to know swore she went to school with an Oliver Double.

As life progresses, I increasingly pity people lumbered with boring, almost anonymous names like Mike, Steve, Dave, Rob and so on. Have parents no imagination? If you are thinking of naming your unborn, may you draw inspiration from the fabulously insane names on this page.

Wanted - Genuine Daft Names

One of the talkback comments (see near bottom of this page) mentions a Mrs Whorebastard. Can anyone confirm or deny the existence of this awesome name? Meanwhile, do you know anyone with a moniker that is: silly, daft, amusing, rude, uncannily appropriate to their job, double entendre, comical? Please post a comment using the talkback below (or contact me). Of course, evidence of the said person's actual existence would be appreciated, to help separate urban myth from fact.

Thanks,

Jim


daft names sent in

January 2009
Submitted by	various
Silly names	One of my mates was called Steven Jelly fairly amusing on its own but his mum was called Flic (a shortening of felicity) Girl in class was Penny Chew One of my GP's is called Dr Badcock with another Suffolk GP called Dr Feltwell. I used to have a patient called Jean Poole and the same practice has my favourite name Peter Rout....some parents should be shot! All true and genuine. Submitted by darrell Wayne Kerr is amazingly common. I was in High School with one in the 90's. At another school, in another city, my English teacher admitted to having taught another, ten years prior. That second High School also had two woodworks teachers. A Mr. Carpenter and a Mr. Pine. And the cooking teacher's name I forget precisely, but kids used to call her Munchin' Burgers. (Probably Munchenberg or something.) She was slightly on the large side, as well. (Never trust a skinny cook!) (Faizah is my internet name, because my real name is stunningly normal and amazingly boring.) Submitted by Faizah

January 2008
Submitted by	Various
Silly names	I happen to know a lovely lady called Honor Todd. Submitted by Angela Hunsdon I have a couple I have come across as a directory assistance operator. I would get prank phone calls all the time and usually would hang up, but I had a few that sounded iffy, but were genuine. For example, there is a person living in Ontario last name Myers, first is Mike. In our directory I once found last name Dyck, first Harry. Not H.Dyke, not Harold. He chose to list as Harry. On a second note, my mother's tennis instructor had the last name of Shakespeare, first name Will. Also I had a teacher whose last name was Hore. His daughter's name was Anita. Submitted by Laura My favourite silly names are former businesses: an off-licence in Davidson's Mains, Edinburgh, called Tipple and Son, in Dartmouth a chemists called Killer, a turf accountant called Blewitt (and a baker of the same name/family) and a legal practice called Lecher and Scorer! Submitted by Mike C hi there , really like your website. for your info .... there is a book out - i bought it b4 christmas - called 'Potty , Fartwell and Knob' - all real names backed up by census info etc - thought you would find it interesting - will make your eyes water if you haven't already seen it - author - Russell Ash publisher Headline enjoy! an example :Fanny Fker - born wiltshire c.1825 I kid you not! Submitted by donna great website - my aunts maiden name was Penny Hoare. Turns out she was one too, she left my uncle and ran off with the next door neighbour. Submitted by anon [she knows who you are :) - Jim] I used to teach a girl called Emma Gore - it gave me huge pleasure to ask "is our resident monster in today, E Gore are you here?" I know, sad and pathetic but it always made me smile! My sister had a best friend at primary school called Adora. She was the youngest daughter of a large family. They were fine upstanding christians, all the kids were great athletes and they were of West Indian parents, all really handsome. The surname was Dick**. I understand Adora went on to become a police officer. she must have grown tough - anything to do with her name I wonder? Submitted by Jane

August 2006
Submitted by	Various
Silly names	I used to be a teacher and of course taught quite a few pupils with funny names such as the members of the Kerr family. There was Wayne Kerr, who loved his name! There was his sister Joanne Kerr, who liked to be called Jo! And there was his other sister Wendy Ann Kerr who signed her name as W Ann Kerr! I often wondered if their parents had a sense of humour or not. I taught the twins whose surname was Green. Their first names were Paul and Colin. P Green and C Green!! In addition I have heard talk of a pupil who went by the name of Aaron Mycock. When I was a young boy I frequently had to pass a certain undertaker's premises in Hull. His name was Boddy. Also in Hull there was a greengrocer called Sole, first name Robert. His shop sign read "Bob Sole's Greengrocery" and it was my dad who explained to me that he couldn't put up the sign that would read "R Sole's Greengrocery" Submitted by Jim Mortimer My husband works with a man called Shaun Bush. Submitted by Kari I know a guy named Rusty Mayo that lives in BFE Alaska. Submitted by Jade There were a few more submissions, tragically however I lost those messages - apologies if I lost yours! - Eadon

July 2005
Submitted by	Eve (or P. Eve)
Silly names	Hi. I used to work in horpital. My co-worker was Filipina married to American. Our nickname for her was "Lweena" her real name was (is) Halloweena Coffin. She was born in 'All Saints Day' in the Phillipines. I don't think her parents ever gave it a thought that she'd end up in America. The first name is bad enough then she ended up marrying that last name...go figure. We couldn't stop laughing then feeling badly for her (tho she was a wonderful sport). Lweena, if you read this, I'm sorry, I had to tell. But in case she reads this, my maiden name is Pearl E. Whites. When I married I didn't want to be Pearl E. Carpenter so, I use my middle name. Tah-tah for now.

October 2004
Submitted by	Various
Silly names	i used to work with some one called steve basket and his wife got pregnant so they decided to call it Peg, but i still keep in touch with her to this day forward. Submitted by Stephen Ferrington My dermotologist at North Staffordshire Hospital was called Dr. Body which I found amusing for a skin doctor. Can't confirm this other than the family still lives in the area my nan had a friend who's surname was Itchin, first name Fanny. Submitted by Wayne Ravenscroft

July 2004
Submitted by	Rhod
Silly names	I'm not sure if anyone has mentioned this before, but there's a town in Austria which goes by the delightful name of *Fuking** (apparently pronounced "Fooking") Not surprisingly, the roadside sign keeps getting stolen as it reads "Welcome to Fuking, Austria"! Can you imagine the fun to be had ... "Hi. I'm the Headmaster of the Fucking High School. I live on the Fuking High Street and I'm just on my way to the Fuking shops to meet the Head of the Fuking Police and the Fuking Mayor!" Try here for more details!

July 2004
Submitted by	Rhod
Silly names	We also had a John Thomas working at one of our production sites. Nobody could phone reception and ask for him by name without bursting into a fit of the giggles. At another site, we had a genuine Elvis Presley. He was often called to the phone by using an old tannoy system. "Elvis Presley to QA, please!" At school, we had an Anne Goes and a Joanne Cant, and my friend's wife told me of an Honour Commode at a local school. I recently heard of a Dwaine Pipe on the radio, but some of the best names come from sport. In soccer, I always wanted to see a midfield line-up of Julian Dicks, Uwe Fuchs and Stephan Kuntz ... just to hear the commentators describing the options available to Dicks, Fuchs, Kuntz! Celtic once had a player named Raphael Schiedt (who had his FIRST name on the back of his shirt!) A manager of Doncaster Rovers was Steve Beaglehole, and at the World Cup a few years ago, they had an Egyptian referee by the name of Mustapha Kamel! Finally, I know it's a made-up name, but some sort of a prize must go to whoever named the Aspen Women's Icehockey Team ... the Aspen Mother Puckers!!!`

May 2004
Submitted by	Brian Prince
Silly names	Firstly I would just like to mention my wife's name prior to our marriage was Elaine Eadon. Like yours an unusual surname in it's own right. But getting back to funny names, I used to work for Pirelli U.K. as a buyer. Whilst there I used to speak to the following people:- 1) A Mr. A. Hooker who I eventually found out was Alf Hooker. 2) A Miss Penny Farthing who eventually married and became Mrs.Penny Halfpenny this is true. 3) A Miss. Jenny Wren alas I don't know her married name. 4) We also had a Mr. Charlie Hunt who indeed had three sons who all worked at Pirelli. The eldest was Graham nothing unusual there, but the others were called Michael and Isaac purposely by Charlie who had a wicked sense of humour. 5) Lastly there was a young lady who worked in our Canteen called Chris Cross I don't know if she was any good at quizes. All this information I swear is true=====Brian

March 2004
Submitted by	Kerri O'Donnell
Silly names	Thought I'd drop a line as I used to 'collect' daft names off a database when I worked for a Scottish electrical company...I still have a few printouts as well, but as they have account info, better not send them! William Anker, William Bellend, P. Donn (this was also my team manager's name}, Captain Beany, Fanny Gobbledick and the office classic: Rhoda Lott Cheers

November 2003
Submitted by	Babs
Silly names	My headmaster in junior school was Mr Curried, headmistress in highschool was Ms Rice, imagine if they had married Mr & Mrs Curried-Rice. At the same time my mother worked in a hospital under a Sister Payne and a Dr Blood. My best friend was seeing a Tony Bennett, nothing funny about that I hear you say. I thought the same until I met his brother Gordon. My fella of the time was called John Thomas (he introduced himself as Nick, which was his middle name, which makes it even worse John Nicholas Thomas), what were his parents thinking. My friend Amanda Hilton considered calling her unborn baby Paris. Have a friend who teaches at my daughters school: maiden name Sophie Hurt, married name Sophie Payne. Also know another teacher called Maggie Lerner.
Jim Adds	For the benefit of our non-English friends, John Thomas is an English euphemism for the male member. Gordon Bennet is an exclamation that is used in lieu of swearing. I've only heard it used once in real life, by a female Welsh student back in 1990, it struck me as unusual and coy at the time. The expression is most commonly uttered by TV comedy cockneys like Del Trotter from Only Fools And Horses, the famous BBC sitcom that was a good laff until the actor that played Granddad died, and love interest storylines appeared. The programme quickly decayed into an increasingly tedious and endlessly repeated soap (possibly a disastrous experiment in aping paradigms of successful American TV shows). I'm not sure real cockneys often mutter "Gordon Bennet" these days, perhaps only when the vicar is within ear shot. Usually, when the need arises to express dissatisfaction or surprise, cockneys reach for quaint Anglo-Saxon colloquialisms such as "Fack" and "Cant".

October 2003
Submitted by	Simon Chambers
Silly names	I lived in California for a long time and two names really stuck with me - one of my elderly patients was named Fanny Byrne, and a friend of my brother had a real name of Zeno Bianco the third - affectionately changed to Zero Blanco the Nerd by his mates!!!

September 2003
Submitted by	Paul Topping
Silly names	I have been doing a lot of genealogy work involving the 1901 British Census. As many american's will read this, I better explain that in the UK, 'fanny' has a different meaning to that in the States. Fanny is an old slang word for the vagina, and unfortunately also a common female name on the 1901 census. Pardon the pun, but I have come across many 'Fanny's' during my research. For example, there were 21 Fanny Hole's in 1901 England/Wales, 3 Fanny Mussell's, a Fanny Face, a Fanny Smell, a Pearce Fanny, Fanny Tongue and a Fanny Like. There is also a Donald Duck and a Minnie Mouse, a Mathew Mark and a Luke John. No less than NINE Emma Royds are also on the census, a Hugh Looney and a Hugh Going. There is much more, but I'll fish off by mentioning the 22 Munster's and the 56 Frankenstein's that walked the UK back then

May 2003
Submitted by	Lady Amber
Silly names	I worked for a man here in LA who is still alive, kicking and quite the charmer. He happens to be gay, and his given name is Dick Weaver. To top it off, he ran a small publishing company for awhile called "Tale Weaver" publications....heh heh. Love ya Dick, if you ever see this! I have carried many made up names in my life including Lady Midriff, Lady Amber, Amberglade, Shadowgirl, Lovitude and etc. My real name is Helen and for awhile (when I worked for Dick, as a matter of fact) I did music publicity under the nomiker Helen Heaven, pun intended. It got the attention of jaded music writers, at least.

May 2003
Submitted by	Fred
Silly names	A young lady was living in a small rural town in Queensland Australia. Her name was Amanda Ellem... I mentioned to her mother that the name sounded like my favourite flower .. her mum replied yes thats what she is named after ... alamander... [in the listed form Ellem, Amanda I presume - Eadon] say it out loud and be surprised :) Two I remembered from high school ... Wayne King ... and Wayne Kerr ... Woodridge High in the 70`s ... i wonder what happened to them

March 2003
Submitted by	Dorothy
Silly names	I once took a loan application for a guy names Harry Bunns. Harry isn't even short for Harold. He enjoyed people's reactions to his name as much as they did.

Jan 2003
Submitted by	Sarah
Silly names	I happen to know Dick Shaker (not even short for Richard), the famous Hogg sisters from Houston Texas, Ima and Ura and Elementary school teacher, Fanny Crapps

Nov 2002	my name is jack asste

Oct 2002	hi i have a strange name for you, Jessica Kiri Apes!! btw don't take the mick too much, thats my name!!

Sept 2002
Submitted by	Erica
Silly names	Hi Jim: I'm glad I'm not the only one who gets a kick out of funny names. Here are my favorite REAL NAMES from the funeral home data base I used to work at: Dan D. Lyon Tutu Lam Dimples Mounger Santa Michael Claus Judy Eudy

August 2002
Submitted by	J Strawn
Silly name	As a bill collector I once called and spoke to a man named Gaylord Cox Jr.

March 2002
Submitted by	Adam Harris
Silly name	Hey, the names are author's. One of this guys book is called "treasures of the deep" and his name is "I.P. Nickels". Another is a author and his book is " treacherous cat" and his name is "Clawed Balls."

May 2002
Submitted by	Sharlene
Silly names	A couple who are related to me somehow through marriage, and not blood-related (thank GOD!) named their daughter, Lookin', and their last name is Good. Yep! Imagine getting a page, "Will Lookin' Good please come to the front desk?" Needless to say, the parents are throwbacks from the hippie-days. I once worked with a manager/supervisor who named his daughter, Candy, unfortunately for her, their last family name was Kane. Hummmmm...what an excellent name for a stripper! Candy Kane.

Add your comment to this page


From:	Jane	Subject:	silly names	2001-10-24 16:06:42

From:	CummingsBen	Subject:	names	2001-10-25 05:11:39

From:	Andy	Subject:	Funny Names	2001-10-25 07:14:35

From:	Whitey	Subject:	Scouser?	2001-10-25 08:17:45

From:	MadPole	Subject:	Turd...	2001-12-02 13:40:50

From:	critter crumbs	Subject:	real names	2002-02-10 00:43:16

From:	Midge(nickname)	Subject:	Wanker	2002-04-09 07:16:54

From:	Mike	Subject:	Funny names	2002-08-03 06:06:17

From:	CALL ME AL	Subject:	FUNNY NAME	2002-08-14 21:43:55

From:	syntagma256	Subject:	funny names	2002-09-09 19:48:54

From:	Leslie	Subject:	:)	2002-10-10 12:47:27

From:	armadillo	Subject:	Windows Login Name	2002-10-18 10:01:29

From:	Joe	Subject:	FUNNY NAME	2002-10-21 14:47:54

From:	T. Walsh	Subject:	funny family	2002-11-01 20:16:30

From:	Chris	Subject:	Genuine Silly Names	2002-11-06 10:08:34

From:	big	Subject:	funny names	2002-11-30 20:07:51

From:	Karen	Subject:	My Other Screen Name	2002-12-12 11:22:55

From:	Tim	Subject:	funny names	2002-12-26 17:00:38

From:	Anne	Subject:	Funny names	2003-01-08 06:22:16

From:	Cas	Subject:	Funny names	2003-01-10 10:14:10

From:	Aj	Subject:	Australian	2003-02-26 06:51:15

From:	Eduardo Chang	Subject:	Silly Name:	2003-03-29 19:34:50

From:	John Radford	Subject:	Funny names	2003-04-02 10:36:56

From:	Richard	Subject:	Australian Town Names	2003-05-03 03:48:48

From:	Ollie	Subject:	Couple of good 'uns	2003-06-03 16:08:21

From:	Richard	Subject:	School friend	2003-06-09 09:26:59

From:	Donna	Subject:	names	2003-06-24 13:42:51

From:	Craig	Subject:	Funny Name	2003-09-22 00:36:32

From:	r3gAl	Subject:	silly namez	2003-10-03 06:32:43

From:	Chelasee	Subject:	just to let you know	2003-11-18 15:24:40

From:	Kerri	Subject:	funny names	2003-12-04 13:02:32

From:	chillin	Subject:	funny names	2004-01-05 18:06:09

From:	Aaron	Subject:	funny names	2004-01-07 16:41:11

From:	Swaim	Subject:	Names	2004-01-19 14:53:46

From:	Peter Adam	Subject:	Real Silly Names.....	2004-02-22 04:35:40

From:	Steve	Subject:	Silly Names	2004-03-18 16:08:23

From:	carla kessler	Subject:	funny names	2004-03-30 06:36:21

From:	Amy	Subject:	Silly name	2004-06-15 21:40:21

From:	Nicky Prio	Subject:	true silly names	2004-08-16 23:16:15

From:	Nich	Subject:	Name Seach	2004-09-02 04:17:48

From:	Shane Larkin	Subject:	Daft names	2004-09-15 15:49:32

From:	Eadon	Subject:	WRACS	2004-09-15 17:48:47

From:	Brittany	Subject:	:)	2004-12-14 01:35:04

From:	DickWanker	Subject:	Funny Name	2005-01-07 18:20:12

From:	lee-ann	Subject:	silly names	2005-01-21 19:06:47

From:	Mari	Subject:	funny names	2005-01-28 14:45:48

From:	WOBBITT	Subject:	Funny Names	2005-01-30 17:52:33

From:	John Fagan	Subject:	silly names	2005-01-31 16:49:47

From:	Steve Tournay	Subject:	Daft names...Canada calling	2005-02-08 03:53:32

From:	Jake	Subject:	Funny Name	2005-04-29 00:04:31

From:	Dave Evans	Subject:	Jolly Name	2005-05-31 20:32:18

From:	Maritn	Subject:	Googled a name.	2005-08-03 18:00:49

From:	benwha	Subject:	Ice Cream?	2005-08-23 11:59:41

From:	Helen	Subject:	names names names	2005-08-31 11:38:46

From:	jimbob	Subject:	names	2005-09-08 09:55:11

From:	Boring, not worth mentioning	Subject:	Odd names	2005-09-13 21:59:15

From:	andawg	Subject:	Cool Names	2005-10-10 06:57:07

From:	Julian Hatherall	Subject:	Company name	2005-10-19 13:15:19

From:	Rick	Subject:	Dentist	2005-10-21 18:04:48

From:	Joel	Subject:	I got a name	2005-11-04 09:00:20

From:	richard	Subject:	Scary Doctors	2006-01-12 22:45:37

From:	Mike	Subject:	Funny Name: Dick Swett	2006-01-25 22:13:11

From:	Cherish	Subject:	Silly/Funny Names	2006-01-27 04:07:24

From:	Richard	Subject:	silly	2006-03-03 16:41:06

From:	Evan	Subject:	funny names	2006-04-10 06:36:23

From:	Rob	Subject:	Name	2006-04-18 11:56:37

From:	Rob	Subject:	AVP soundtrack	2006-06-06 19:51:46

From:	Lizzie-Ann	Subject:	silly names	2006-06-25 23:08:47

From:	Sean	Subject:	silly names	2006-06-28 14:39:48

From:	george	Subject:	funny name!!!	2006-07-11 15:34:10

From:	Clare-Marie Murray	Subject:	funny names	2006-07-14 00:03:09

From:	Ghizzy	Subject:	names	2006-07-21 17:02:58

From:	asphincterses what	Subject:	daft names	2006-07-27 16:03:52

From:	Brian	Subject:	names	2006-10-01 13:48:59

From:	Phil	Subject:	Daft names	2006-11-12 19:21:59

From:	Sarah	Subject:	Terrible name for a high school teacher	2006-11-19 10:24:01

From:	Trish	Subject:	Silly name	2006-11-28 17:55:00

From:	C. E. Myers	Subject:	nominative name?	2006-12-06 01:04:19

From:	Sarah Talbot	Subject:	Silly Names	2006-12-29 22:56:42

From:	Beautiful girl	Subject:	Funny Names	2007-01-07 07:37:02

From:	Nick	Subject:	Funny name!	2007-01-19 17:33:59

From:	Ray Sin	Subject:	Funny Names	2007-02-15 23:33:29

From:	Jem	Subject:	no joke	2007-02-21 15:51:35

From:	Beth	Subject:	silly names	2007-04-05 02:52:24

From:	June	Subject:	Funny Names	2007-04-08 19:22:31

From:	xanda	Subject:	crispy cock	2007-06-18 05:51:37

From:	dave barton	Subject:	funny names	2007-06-28 18:08:08

From:	Tony	Subject:	Funny name	2007-08-02 17:07:02

From:	Joan	Subject:	names	2007-08-21 15:59:05

From:	Jeannie	Subject:	Sunday School	2007-08-21 16:01:52

From:	Jane	Subject:	Unusual names	2008-02-17 18:49:18

From:	Kyle	Subject:	Funny Names	2008-03-21 01:43:18

From:	Jeff	Subject:	Funny Names	2008-06-09 07:46:18

From:	Colas Q	Subject:	Stupid Name	2008-06-27 16:20:19

From:	Saurav	Subject:	Names	2008-09-28 16:42:20

From:	Al	Subject:	Names	2008-12-13 14:34:48

From:	Morgan Fox	Subject:	Orn	2009-01-14 05:59:02

From:	kd	Subject:	Indian name	2009-03-04 00:38:32

View the comments

help: how to add your comment

Page hits: 127012

Eadon on Silly Names

daft names sent in