“BUNKUS! How many times do I have to tell you?! Don’t put the two bacon trays right next to each other. With you, Bunkus, it’s in one ear and out the next. Are you even listening to me Bunkus?!”
Sure enough, the kid had a nametag, and it indeed said “Bunkus”. It was clear that the poor guy had a laundry list of other problems, probably the least of which was his name. [/quote]
Nosmo King. Really. He worked with Yo Daddy for a time. He was the 9th of 10 kids. His mother took the name from the maternity OR doors as they swung open. No shit.[/quote]
The other thing that pisses me off is when parents think its cute to have all their kids’ names start with the same letter. I’ve got cousins named Joey, Jackie, Jamie, Jimmy and Jesse.
Was a patient of mine, he had his name legally changed. He wanted it to just be Squirrel, and the judge asked him what was the last name and the guy responded “Just Squirrel Period”
Was a patient of mine, he had his name legally changed. He wanted it to just be Squirrel, and the judge asked him what was the last name and the guy responded “Just Squirrel Period”[/quote]
Was a patient of mine, he had his name legally changed. He wanted it to just be Squirrel, and the judge asked him what was the last name and the guy responded “Just Squirrel Period”[/quote]
Joke, right?[/quote]
No sir, stack of bibles. He was my patient at the family practice I worked for.
When Los Angeles was founded in 1781, it was called “El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora la Reina de Los Angeles de la Porciuncula,” which translated to “Town of Our Lady the Queen of the Angeles of the Small Portion.”
[quote]DoubleDuce wrote:
When Los Angeles was founded in 1781, it was called “El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora la Reina de Los Angeles de la Porciuncula,” which translated to “Town of Our Lady the Queen of the Angeles of the Small Portion.”
That’s pretty ridiculous.[/quote]
Better than San Diego, which of course in German means “A Whale’s Vagina”.
[quote]DoubleDuce wrote:
When Los Angeles was founded in 1781, it was called “El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora la Reina de Los Angeles de la Porciuncula,” which translated to “Town of Our Lady the Queen of the Angeles of the Small Portion.”
That’s pretty ridiculous.[/quote]
You are wrong and Porciuncula was the name of a river.
Hey Hunter S. Thompson was a bad ass though. Only one I have ever known to pull it off.
I have heard a lot of them working in schools as well. I had a basketball coach that was LOVED Bob Marley, so he named his son Bob and his Daughter Marley. My fav though was this
Cash-mo n`e Pride
Cash Money Pride…Thats fucking awesome…
Most celebrities pick some choice names for there kids. Like AutoPilot Manuel or Apple
Was a patient of mine, he had his name legally changed. He wanted it to just be Squirrel, and the judge asked him what was the last name and the guy responded “Just Squirrel Period”[/quote]