The weirdest surnames you encountered

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Mazurek-Kutas?
It's not so ugly word, many years ago it was only tassel, not dick.


After watching World Cup: yeeeah, Schweinsteiger is funny too!
(it means Pigshepherd)

Fatih, Nigar, Ufuk, Fatma, Cockburn, Ferit, Fitnut, Gizem.

But it is this other word for a dick, the one starting with "f"

wang is unfortunately very common among asians....

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a girl in high school: Comdon

a boy in primary school...his chinese first name sounds exactly the same as "erection" in mandarin but different words "buo-chi"...anyone who knows mandarin will know what im talking about

There was some girl at my school with that last name too, but that was in primary school lol.

There's an Asian kid who works at the pizza counter at Costco... His name is Phouk-Yu. And I'm not making that up. I also know a man whose last name is (the "N" word) with a T on the end. I'd change either of those names if they were mine!

Charles

We had one of those too!

Also: Cockburn, Butt & Dick (two people who were the Resource Teachers), my grandma's dentist was Dr Yankum.

That's all I can remember for now; I know there are more.

Mom has a workmate whose last name is Rzygadło which stems from "rzygać" - "to throw up". His name can be translated as "one that throws up".

I have a dictionary of english Surnames,

Bastard : Yes its a surname
Shitler : Meaning 'maker of cutlery'
Featherstonehaugh : probably the longest surname in the english language
Bytheseaside : by the sea side
Sixandtwenty: Owner of Six and Tweny acres of land

I also know someone whos surname is Cockpool

There is a Polish model who's name is Agata Paskudzka (Agata Horrid)

Americans seem to use surnames/family names for first names (Tyler, Taylor etc) which I have never really understood.

Did they just run out of first names

My favorite 'American-style' first name is WALKER; presumably meant as a statement that the name bearer is able to walk (at least at birth anyway)

A couple of days, I saw this one in the celebrity birthdays list my local newspaper has: Peter Bonerz. I would crack up randomly the rest of the day thinking about it.

I found out that back in the past the word boner meant someone dumb not what it means now Someone at least wrote so on the "Growing Pains" board on imdb I wouldn't have guessed

A friend of mine knows a guy named Franklin Furter.