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Back in the old days, there was a trend in my country for naming people after modern things... like Telephone, or Tractor, or Radio, or even Napkin! There was also a period of absurd communism-inspired names, such as Barricade, Brigadier, Pioneer, Laborer, etc. Poor kids back then.

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Local politician is named Thaddeus Claggett. I don't follow how he's doing in his politician position, but I'm sorry, that is the most supervillain name I've ever heard in real life!

Thee odd names I've known. A boy named Barbie. A girl named Chlamydia. and My favorite my sisters friend was named Tuesday. Tuesdays parents let their 3 year old daughter who had a normal name, name her.

I'm going to tell my cousin, Buchanan (yes, that's his given name), that his name seems pretty tame right now compared to some of these Tragedeighs -_-"

These are pretty rough but nothing will ever beat D**k Trickle. He raced in NASCAR as well so it was consistently plastered on TV screens at every race. He passed about 10 years ago but I sincerely hope he didn't have a son named after him.

I have a feeling that (let's rule out the Musk idiot for a minute) the less money is in a household, the more flamboyant the kids names are. Prove me wrong, Leshaughn!

Couple that stand out: Irish, Arnt Everhard, Musi, Rainbow, twin boys Orangejello (or-ange-je-llo) and Lemonjello (le-mon-je-llo). But my favorite is Bunny Slaughter, an unfortunate combo of childhood nickname and married name.

Enimcy- pronounced NMC... Ashada Hooker... Car-Ian- pronounced Kardashian

I used to work in a government office. The work often involved processing forms from the public. My workmates and I had a running list called the 'Name of the Day' (NOTD). We would add any name we came across that was oddly spelled, incomphensible or just plain dumb. There was a rule against any name that was clearly ethnic but when I retired I there was over 200 on the list. I think the name with the most variations was Siobhan but the one that stuck out for me was 'Caughtnee'.

I'm a teacher and I think my most memorable are Messiah (a lot for a kid to live up to) and Mi'Anjel. Had a girl whose middle name was Assasyn. Not my student but a coworker had a student named Wyzdum. A friend of mines uncle is a cop and he went on a call where the child present was named "Teflon (first) Velveeta (middle)"

Worked in a place had a lot of retirees. The one that stuck with me "cute one satterwhite". Worked with a lady in my twenties who named her kid "kermit" claiming she named him before Kermit the frog ever existed. Then there was a kid a friend of mine worked with at a children's hospital named "semaj" yes James backwards. He thought it was a typo but the mother yelled and said his name is semaj.

Some of these have GOT to be fake.

There is a woman that calls where I work from time to time who's name is (seriously) L-A. Pronounced "LaDasha". WTF.

My first landlord was Ben Titsworth.

Soul, Oak and Elm, Antigone, ...what can I say? I live in a hippy part of the UK.

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