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About NOTY
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Name of the Year was founded in 1983 on an Ivy League campus. Its mission has remained unchanged: to discover, verify, nominate, elect and disseminate great names. All names included here are, to the best of our knowledge, real. No malice is intended.
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Not that you're surprised. Our sister nation of jocks, drinkers, surfers and -- um, what else to do they do Down Under? -- got behind their candidate and rode him like a joey on a jill to the promised land. So congratulations, Australia. With 82 percent of the vote, Aussie wonderboy Steele Sidebottom, the No. 4 seed out of the Dragonwagon Regional, routed Sithole Regional No. 11 seed Banana Yaya in the final of the 2010 Name of the Year Tournament. Have a Foster's to celebrate.

2009 Juvyline Cubangbang (NOTY High Committee)
2009 Barkevious Mingo (The People)
2008 Destiny Frankenstein (NOTY High Committee)
2008 Spaceman Africa (The People)
2007 Vanilla Dong
2006 Princess Nocandy
2005 Tanqueray Beavers
2004 Jerome Fruithandler
2003 Jew Don Boney Jr.
2002 Miracle Wanzo
2001 Tokyo Sexwale
2000 Nimrod Weiselfish
1999 Licentious Beastie (INVALIDATED 2006; Runner-up: Dick Surprise)
1998 L.A. St. Louis
1997 Courage Shabalala
1996 Honka Monka
1995 Ballots missing
1994 Mummenschontz Bitterbeetle (INVALIDATED 2006; Runner-up: Scientific Mapp)
1993 Crescent Dragonwagon
1992 Excellent Raymond
1992 Assumption Bulltron (Name of the Decade)
1991 Doby Chrotchtangle
1990 Otis Overcash
1989 Magnus Pelkowski
1988 No vote held
1987 No vote held
1986 No vote held
1985 Godfrey Sithole
1984 No vote held
1983 Hector Camacho

I know an Andrew Ness... A Ness... Not good. Parents should be shot for not thinking of this...

Without a word of lie my sis went to school with Richard Headley!

She actually went out with him briefly and - you guessed it - he was a d1ckhead apparently!

Seriously you'd think he would call upon deed pole but nope - he is still a d1ckhead.

This is also true, that i know a Wayne Kerr. & a Wayne Klar Very hard to keep a straight face when being introduced to them for the first time!!! Also know a set of twins Tom & Jerry.parents must have been smokin something

how about the famous texan; 'ima hogg'?

thanks, mom and dad.....

I know a Lisa Cox.. tried calling her 'Re' a few times.. that went well.


Also, I went to school in Vic with a Glenn Hunt - of course we all called him Mike. Not super funny though, until a relief teacher believed one of the kids in the class and called him Mike all day! LOL! He couldn't work out what was cracking everyone up.

Poor 'Mike' had a funny habit, at the drop of a hat, of burning supa bright with embarrassment (redder than I have ever seen anybody go) too for some reason. Boy that was a good day at school. Apparently somebody got educated there.. not me obviously!

Still I'm not fick enough to call my kid Mike Hunt or Ophelia Cox!

I saw a yank TV programme once where they got about 30 people in with funny names
Had about 15 women called Sandy Beach from all over the USA
Ima Hogg was on there

The one that really stood out to me was a boy - Zippidy Doodah Day

I sh!t you not.

Had a uni lecturer called Keith Hunt, more commonly known as Heith.

Met a chick named Sandy (not Sandra) Dick.
She was super hot so nobody teased her.
Know a 12 year old kid in town named Jack Stranger.
Quite possibly the coolest name since Max Power.

Rush1t Shah was the name of an Indian boy at my primary school. I hope it meant something nice in Punjabi, coz otherwise you'd have a hard time forgiving your parents for that one.

*Edit* His real name reads Ru**** on first posting. The poor guy can't even write his name down on an internet forum

Local public servant...Richard Head

...and a local lady (passed away years ago) - Ophelia Dickie!

Jez pass the bundy...all names are funny......me o410E

These reminded me that I once had a dentist whose name was Andrew Hole. He bogged up one of mine.

maxm said...

These reminded me that I once had a dentist whose name was Andrew Hole. He bogged up one of mine.

Took one of the kids to a specialist appointment the other day, one of brass plaques out the front of the building mentioned a "Dr Kneebone" ....but nothing to do with orthopedics.