Coolest names you've ever heard?
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found a great name while at work "Johnny McCool" yes that's the name on his license
and the toughest man in the sweet olive cemetery: Jonus Cage
and the toughest man in the sweet olive cemetery: Jonus Cage
I've mentioned this in about a dozen other threads, but I named my daughter Hero, and I think that is pretty awesome.
Penn Gillette (of Penn and Teller) named his daughter "Moxie CrimeFighter."
My spouse went to college with a girl named Heavenly Walker. She was hott.
And I worked with a guy one time whose first and middle names were "King Romeo." Can't remember his last name, it was pretty ordinary...like "Jones" or something.
Penn Gillette (of Penn and Teller) named his daughter "Moxie CrimeFighter."
My spouse went to college with a girl named Heavenly Walker. She was hott.
And I worked with a guy one time whose first and middle names were "King Romeo." Can't remember his last name, it was pretty ordinary...like "Jones" or something.
My name is Matt Kegerreis (pronounced Keg-er-iss) which on its own isn't that neat but it comes with some great nicknames (Keg, Kegs, Kegger, Keg stand, Kegersaurus, etc.)
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say Nate Novaks. I made it up for a character and I always felt really proud of that name though a close second is Quantum Roberts
I once knew a guy with the last name Hofuc. I never found out what his first name was, we all just called him Hofuc. Heh heh heh.
I have a Chinese friend called Long. Which is doubly funny cos he's only 5'5"
A Turkish Cypriot guy at school named Mustafa Hussein Mustafa.
Fela, which is a fairly common West African name.
Lembit Opik (a British politician famous for marrying one of the twin pop double-act "The Cheeky Girls")
A number of South Asian friends with names most white people can't pronounce.
A lot of the craziest names come from people of Filipino or African origin who use a random English adjective as a name (Precious, Loyal etc) which when added to an African or Filipino surname sounds very peculiar, but often pretty cool.
A Turkish Cypriot guy at school named Mustafa Hussein Mustafa.
Fela, which is a fairly common West African name.
Lembit Opik (a British politician famous for marrying one of the twin pop double-act "The Cheeky Girls")
A number of South Asian friends with names most white people can't pronounce.
A lot of the craziest names come from people of Filipino or African origin who use a random English adjective as a name (Precious, Loyal etc) which when added to an African or Filipino surname sounds very peculiar, but often pretty cool.
I always thought 'Johnny' or just 'John' were two of the greatest name because they are so versitile. I always hear this other cool name 'Omar', yeah it's my name to save you the trouble of checking my profile.
