• @[email protected]
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    591 month ago

    I had a client named Mike Cox. Rad dude, but I giggle to myself every time he answers the phone “Hello this is Mike Cox…”

  • @Windex007
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    411 month ago

    Literally knew a Richard Holder.

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      1 month ago

      Dick Hayter (given name Richard) was the mayor of Manhattan, Kansas and my dad’s boss at KSU.

      • @Guy_Fieris_Hair
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        71 month ago

        Had a buddy who’s last name was Richards, his dad’s name was Harry.

        Harry Richards… it had to be on purpose right?

      • @LifeInMultipleChoice
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        71 month ago

        Knew a man who’s last name was Weiner. Parents named him Seymour. Maybe his parents first language wasn’t English.

          • @LifeInMultipleChoice
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            51 month ago

            Nah, this was an actual government name (could be coincidentally the same) he was an elderly student a very large university at the time. Decided to go back to college for fun at 75 or so for whatever his reasons were. I was working at the service desk so we would help people get signed in and change their passwords when they forgot them and such.

  • @over_clox
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    321 month ago

    An ex girlfriend of mine had the last name of Pierce-Cox.

    I’m in danger…

      • @over_clox
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        111 month ago

        No, but even if it was, I ain’t here to share anyone’s identity.

        • @BarbecueCowboy
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          31 month ago

          Oh man, you’re getting rare enough with that name that there’s probably not a lot of options. Nothing to gain and kinda weird, but that’s unique enough that it’s probably 5 minutes of google to figure out.

  • @Mr_Dr_Oink
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    201 month ago

    What if your LAST name was holden and your FIRST name was berries?

    You would B.Holden to that name.

  • ODuffer
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    Reminds me of the classic cricket commentary - “The bowler’s Holding the batsman’s Willey”.

  • @[email protected]
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    101 month ago

    My dad works with a guy whose name is Paul Hiscock. I didn’t believe it until I heard his voicemail greeting.

    • @Sludgeyy
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      61 month ago

      I knew a guy named Richard Odar, pronounced odor. He didn’t go by Dick.

  • Blaster M
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    71 month ago

    Reminds me of that one movie…