Originally posted by Jarukoth

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I had an old family friend whos last name was Beaver.

Needless to say, we were all glad the poor guy never had a daughter.

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Originally posted by Gandalf The Grey

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Well, that's a name like any other, since it is used in the English language namely
This reminds me about a movie - I don't know the English title:
The main actor's name was Gaylord Focker, usually the short form was "Gay Focker" .
He wanted to marry his girlfriend with her first name "Martha".
Now just think how "Martha Focker" sounds

By the way, an advocate in Berlin has the last name "Ficker", I think I don't need to translate that into English
Usually anyone should go change that name; but he doesn't seem to have a problem with that name

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Originally posted by Cellar Dweller

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Originally posted by Colleen

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Heck, I saw a ball bearing company once on the 401 highway called "FAG".

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While going through Missouri to visit relitives in Wisconsin, I saw a bulding that had a "FAG Bearings" sign and a bunch of flags with the letters "FAG" around the parking lot.

According to http://www.holophane.com/Product/Case/fagb.htm, they have plant in Joplin, Missouri, and is four buildings. It is probably what I saw.

Originally posted by MajinBlueDragon

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not exactly a risque name like what many of you have seen, but um...there's this thing just outside of Noorwood/Wstwood, I beleive, called Object management Group. And on their building is just a huge sign that says "OMG." ...yeah, lame but it seemed much funnier at the time

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This?

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