The many times elected politician from Fort Wayne Indiana will likely NOT get his name posted on any building or government facility for fear of the jokes it may inspire. Goto: News from The Associated Press Then again, why not go with the given full name instead of the diminutive/familiar "Harry".
I am reading a book on obscure SS units and a chapter mentions a gentleman with the name of Fuc*er. Had to be weird to write and edit that man's name.
I took care of a patient named Harry Ball, another named Claude Ball and there is a realtor around here named Dick Short. Let's not even talk about a distant relative, whose given name is Richard Head.
In my area, metropolitan Philadelphia, there was a womens' school called Beaver College which changed its name about ten years ago to Arcadia University.
My friend at work recalls that Harvard refused to honor a Dr. Hore by naming a new building after him. None of the faculty wanted to have a Hore House on campus!
This is NO ship but, back in the day when I was doing dispatch delivery for Southwestern Bell Phone Company, I had to always call in to get my addresses and such to deliver to. Well, one in particular took almost an hour to get because everybody in the office was laughing so hard at this Chinese students name whom was attending Texas A&I University in Kingsville, Texas. The students name was and I KID you not? Long Dong Wang :lol::lol: About a month later, another similar thing happened and I had to deliver to a guy by the name of: Won Hung Low.:lol::lol::lol:
What I like best about this story is the fact the news story says the name about 19 times, straight faced as can be.
Just heard on the the Daily Show he now has a street AND a building named after him. Good old Mid-Western voters!
Or Dweezel Moon Zappa? Ohhhhhh, THAT name is aleady taken :lol::lol::lol: How's about: Moon Unit? :lol::lol:
There was a guy in my high school class named Horace House. I wouldn't have blamed him for killing his parents.