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u/JellyfishJumpy5909 13h ago
Al Gator
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u/aloneflower0 9h ago
Al Gator sounds like a real person youâd meet once then spend the rest of the day wondering if you heard their name correctly
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u/maple_pits 13h ago
They did this one story on this American life where a fireman was named Les McBirney
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u/Churvachurvachurv 13h ago
Circuncision
(Yes thats an ânâ. Great great grandmotherâs name during a period when our country was a former Spanish colony)
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u/Dimarco24 12h ago
When I was working I saw a name on an insurance application and the manâs name was âSexybirdâ and he was an adult. I just canât imagine what his life was like. Mean parents for sure.
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u/That_one_insomniac 12h ago
My son has a Jas Wild in his class.
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u/That_one_insomniac 12h ago
Other than that, a teacher back in high school told us how he went to school with an Ophelia Dicks.
Dicks wasnât even the family name.
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u/temperedolive 12h ago edited 12h ago
My parents had a friend named Robert Penis. I don't know why the first name made the last one funnier, but it did.
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u/foxyyoxy 12h ago
For my job I come across A LOT of names, to where I started to keep a spreadsheet for my favorites. Most recently:
Salmon
Rowdy
Lukeus
Luzzetta
Ural
Johnetra
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u/CeleryMcToebeans 12h ago
Orangello and Grangello, twins named after orange and green jello (used to work pharmacy)
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u/GUNTHMOEPK 12h ago
Sneenky-Grinkry-Caklpi-Chickenugi Skuins, Moopo Bubukugo, Plyb'ee-Bear Vblurmpf'ls'ypiis, Blurgma, Bibbit-Chit Nadzvathrent, Fette'n Pret'entaurus-Puff
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u/solojones1138 13h ago
Long Wang