Great Real Names

Had an email today from a L!berty T!mewell, which I thought had a nice ring to it.

Had an email a few weeks ago from T!ffany C0bbled!ck

while we're googleproofing idk if i have to but someone in my industry is called k!k! w0lfk!ll, which i always thought was the most incredible name i had ever heard. afaik it's a real name too.

a twofer from the list of ABA career leaders in points

Bob Netolicky
Cincinnatus Powell

Cordrea Tankersley

pronounced CORE-DRAY-UH TANK-ER-SLAY, ftr

There's a taiwanese director called Singing Chen. And the film is about a dance theatre. That's kinda perfect.

Otto Frederick Warmbier

Juan Eusebio Nieremberg

promising young Pakistani cricketer Fakhar Zaman

Italian progge guy

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-qbc27RDvSvY/VYgZ396Tl6I/AAAAAAAABow/xRtX6Kxl8iE/s1600/Alberto%2BRadius_7950.jpg

https://vasilegogea.files.wordpress.com/2012/02/afis-sextil-puscariu-mesaj.jpg

King of Twee

http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1389757904l/364400.jpg

http://openjurist.org/413/f3d/781#fn1

i mean http://openjurist.org/413/f3d/781

tsunami ortiz

Viking Eggeling

Bishop Despenser (real name Henry le Despenser) is pretty much the perfect name for the infamous bloodthirsty nobleman who was instrumental in suppressing rebellions in 14th century England.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_le_Despenser

Jack Straw is the name of one of the prominent peasant rebel leaders from that era. A name so fitting it almost sounds like a folk hero rather than a real person.

not the best-known jack straw

Somehow comforting to know he is a nonentity outwith these shores though.

All I can think now is "Never Mind the Bollocks It's The Sextil Pușcariu."

Ion Idriess

Theodore Normington

Unity Blott

Bishop Despenser (real name Henry le Despenser) is pretty much the perfect name for the infamous bloodthirsty nobleman who was instrumental in suppressing rebellions in 14th century England.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_le_Despenser

― AdamVania (Adam Bruneau), Tuesday, March 15, 2016 5:37 PM (1 week ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

the best thing about this chap is that he was called 'the warrior bishop'

also that he absolved the soul of the rebel leader he defeated in combat and executed

"A number of the rebels were killed but some, including Geoffrey Lister, were captured, tried, and then executed. Despenser displayed his 'mercy and piety' by hearing Lister's confession himself, absolved him and then accompanied him to the gallows, during which journey he 'held up the rebel's head to prevent it knocking on the ground while he was being dragged to the place of his hanging'."

1381: The Year of the Peasants' Revolt, pp 349-350

This story is based on writings from a very anti-rebel monastic chronicler who is known to have falsified a number of events through official writings. In the case of Lister there are multiple other sources confirming that he was beheaded.

There was a Crow indian leader named No Intestines.

I really want to know how he got that name.

cricket again delivers. Namibia have a player called Zhivago Groenewald

the spin doctor

Isaac Success

Ilse Assmann

Patrick Claude Ekeng Ekeng

Furkan Güngör

(c2004 stoke city academy forward) Paul Tortoishell

Zaka U. Cheema

Novilia Frilianty

Sounds like a cocteau twins song, not a name.

Jazzi Barnum-Bobb

briggs boynton bralliar, m.d.

https://i.imgur.com/hUq9YzY.jpg

Wilburt Prysock

Frank Fabra

just got a discogs order from a guy named

R1CHARD 0RIFICE

lol that is amazing

Ha! Derived from the Italian for goldsmith?

yeah almost certainly

and there is a real person with that name

http://www.census-records.us/search/HOLE,DICK

Yasmani Duk

Lulu Qulu.

Samuel Daniel

Gerson von Bleichröder