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09-26-2008, 09:57 PM
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It was tough growing up with a name like.....
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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