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Posted By: Lance
Fun topic: |
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Posted By: jdrum
Pete(r) LaCock |
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Posted By: Kevin Cummings
Charlie Fuchs (although Charles Anthony Zuch's baseball name cleary trumps that in my mind). |
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Posted By: Tim
[IMG] |
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Posted By: peter ullman
cornelius mcgillicuddy (sp?) |
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Posted By: Kevin
Dick Shiner (Football Player) |
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Posted By: jdrum
Shooty Babbit and Razor Shines |
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Buzz Nutter |
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Posted By: Anthony S.
I gotta believe that Brian Asselstine was called Brian Assh*lestine more than once during his youth. |
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Posted By: Bruce Dorskind
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Posted By: Dan Koteles
Cocoa Crisp couldnt have been fun for him |
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Posted By: brian
Dick Trickle |
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Posted By: Anonymous
I'm glad the guy was never a baseball player, but the football player Fair Hooker. He played for the Cleveland Browns. |
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Posted By: Bob Pomilla
Barbra Neil Chrisley |
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Posted By: Marc S.
Effa Manley |
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Posted By: James Feagin
The best baseball name of all-time is unquestionably Johnny "Ugly" Dickshot. |
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Posted By: Rhett Yeakley
So many to choose from over the years but I gotta admit the top-tier horrible names are Rusty Kuntz, Johnny Dickshot, with Dick Trickle getting Honorable Mention. |
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Posted By: Jerry
Sugar Cain - 30's white Sox Player |
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Posted By: Anonymous
The name Dick will always get a chuckle. I was named after my grandfather. They called him Dick. Thank god im still Richard. But i remember my grandmother asking "hey you have any gum on ya Dick" Always drew a laugh |
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Posted By: David Atkatz
J.J. Putz comes immediately to mind. |
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Posted By: Ken McMillan
How about Dick Pole? By the way, met Pete LaCock at cubs camp. Really nice guy. |
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Posted By: Mark
Pete LaCock's Dad is actually Gary Marshall... the original host of Hollywood Squares. I remember he used to brag about his son on the air. |
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Posted By: Chris Counts
Foster Castleman |
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Posted By: Mark
Rivington Bisland |
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Posted By: Jason Mishelow
Mark |
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Posted By: Ken McMillan
when I used to practice in N.W. Indiana, I had 2 clients with great names. One was Candy Hymen who had a cocker spaniel named " Buster". Also a lady named Arlita Dickover. Now those would be names that are hard to live with. Also had a client named Louis Head married to Polly and they had a son named Richard. Would not have wanted to be the son. These are actual names which I did not make up. |
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Posted By: Michael Steele
Okay, I was just reading this thread and was not going to post but then I saw Ken's post and I have to say that if "Arlita" was actually "Anita" for the first name, things would have have been a little worse for her. |
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Posted By: writehooks
Somebody mentioned former NFL player Fare Hooker. During the first season of Monday Night Football, with Cosell, Gifford and Dandy Don Meredith, the latter followed up Cosell's first mention of Fare Hooker by saying: "That's quite a name, Howard. I've never met one yet." |
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Posted By: Mark
Jason... of course you are right. I knew that, but must be brain-dead tonight. Thanks for correcting me |
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Posted By: David Goff
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Posted By: paulstratton
Dick Johnson is a little redundant. Jack Asseltine would have been tough to live with as well. |
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Posted By: Anonymous
FSU, senior De'Cody Fagg |
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Posted By: Marc
Pat Meares or is that "Pap" Smeares? |
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Posted By: Marty
1975 Super Bowl, my wife came in from another room because she heard the anouncer say that was semen (Jeff Siemon) all over the field. |
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Posted By: S Gross
True ......... |
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Posted By: barrysloate
Nobody mentioned Jack Glasscock? That last name was even spoofed on a Simpson's episode. |
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Posted By: howard
There was a linebacker for eastern Illinois recently (maybe still on the team) named Lucius Pusey who was so tired of the accidental (and intentional, I'm sure) mispronunciations that he changed his last name. |
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Posted By: Jodi Birkholm
Dick "Woody" Cox |
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Posted By: Mark L
What is that Van Lingo Mungo link about? Van Lingle Mungo didn't play pro ball in Harlem until his last three seasons. Are they supposed to be the same guy? |
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Posted By: tim zwick
Woodie Held |
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Posted By: Jeff S.
C'mon, no Dick Butkus yet? |
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Posted By: Bob Pomilla
Just want to say thanks for the opportunity to act like an eight year old. |
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Posted By: Jodi Birkholm
That's funny on three different levels! |
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Posted By: Anthony S.
A little more Pete LaCock trivia. His dad is indeed Peter Marshall, but his aunt (his father's sister) was Joanna Dru, a 1940's and 50's actress ("Red River", "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon") who was more than a little hot. |
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Posted By: Jodi Birkholm
The best part is that I believe Eugene Krapp died of colon cancer! |
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