WarrantMan
eXtreme
This may be confusing with participants for whom English is not a "first" language, so apologies offered beforehand.
Some months ago, I came upon a name in a police report. Not a "suspect" in a crime but a "witness" or maybe a "victim" I cannot recall which. But her name (I believe it was a female) struck me as very "odd." I recounted this to some peers and found some amusing things. Perhaps you might know of "something" or someone similar.
The name of the girl was "Tamponisha." The root word "Tampon" struck me as funny and I could not help but to laugh. In sharing this with my peers, it became quite an interesting topic.
I discovered that I had amongst my coworkers (I knew this already, but never saw the humor before) a Detective "Lawless."
A female co-worker advised she once had a gynecologist named "Dr. Finger." And yet another peer stated he went to school with a guy named "Richard Head."
So within my small circle of folks, it became apparent there were possibly many other such names or titles...
What say you?
Some months ago, I came upon a name in a police report. Not a "suspect" in a crime but a "witness" or maybe a "victim" I cannot recall which. But her name (I believe it was a female) struck me as very "odd." I recounted this to some peers and found some amusing things. Perhaps you might know of "something" or someone similar.
The name of the girl was "Tamponisha." The root word "Tampon" struck me as funny and I could not help but to laugh. In sharing this with my peers, it became quite an interesting topic.
I discovered that I had amongst my coworkers (I knew this already, but never saw the humor before) a Detective "Lawless."
A female co-worker advised she once had a gynecologist named "Dr. Finger." And yet another peer stated he went to school with a guy named "Richard Head."
So within my small circle of folks, it became apparent there were possibly many other such names or titles...
What say you?