[ SECRET POST #3006 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3006 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Another name thread

[(Anonymous)]

I used to work as a medical transcriptionist. The GPs who were my bosses routinely referred patients to a urologist named Hugh M. Dick.

I never knew what the M stood for, but one of the techs speculated that it stood for Mungus.

One of the patients was called Jaron Bane, which always sounded like a name for a 17th century New England slave trader--or at any rate, a villain of some sort. And then there was a whole family with the surname of Fennema. Which I understand is a perfectly respectable Dutch name, but I can guess what the kids' classmates called them.