One way is poking fun at the names you find in client or member databases.
Tommy Almond, Red Bank, NJ
Wanna bite of my Almond Joy, baby?
Huge Blane, Redmond, WA
First, I'm sure this is a typo and it should be Hugh. However, even if his name really is Huge, at least his last name isn't something like Balz or Cox.
Diana Booher, Grapevine, TX
Whether pronouced "boor" or "boo her," this can't be good for self-esteem.
Randy Chittum, Strategic Partners, Potomac, MD
Who are the other partners, Dewey and Howe?
Jen S. Darling, Potomac, MD
A built-in excuse to flirt.
John Devine, Hammond, IN
This could have been exciting. Had his first name been Dick, he could have been either a Cook County state's attorney or a porn star. Had it been "Miss," he could've been a drag queen. Or "Father," then he could've been a cheap knockoff of a famous black religious/civil rights leader from the early 20th century, or maybe an indie band.
But John? What a waste.
Bob Dust, Richmond, VA
"Meet my son, Angel."
Debbie Frame, St. Simons Island, GA
If she's attractive, then "getting framed" just might be a good thing.
R. Goodbody, NE Illinois Federation of Labor
If you're in labor you need a Goodbody.
Greylock Associates, Baltimore
Sounds like some kind of tech-savvy wizard coven.
Max Holmes
How many times a day does he have to hear "What up, Holmes?"
Peter Horne, Winnetka, IL
Lots of junior high school laffs there.
Howard H. Hush, Lincolnshire, IL
Once upon a time, he was the Hush little baby.
James Jones
Unless his middle name is Earl, this name says "mama just didn't give a sh1t."
Norman A. Klotz
Oy gevalt, you're such a Klotz.
Mr. and Mrs. Roman Lipp
My girlfriend's always complaining I've got Roman eyes, and, well, I guess I've got Roman lips too.
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Love, Winnetka, IL
Gives "making Love" an added layer of meaning.
Mike Loveless, Shelbyville, IN
Let's hope it's not true, but in a place like Shelbyville, IN, it just might be.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mustered, Ottawa, IL
"Honey, how'd you like some Mustered on your weiner tonight?"
Mr. Jim C. Neidy, Ottawa, IL
If I were them I'd set up the Fund for Neidy Children. Everyone would assume it was just a typo, and the bucks would come pouring in.
Elizabeth Null, Cambridge, MA
Does she have a business partner named Void?
Mr. David School, Ottawa, IL
As head of the School house, I guess you'd call him the Superintendent of Schools.
He sounds like he might be an old School to me, but maybe he and the wife have got a new School on the way.
But the weird thing is, no matter how many degrees they earn, his kids will always be School children.
I wonder if he's shy and introverted. I guess that'd make him a private School. If he's really introverted, call him a home School.
Maybe he's like 6'4", which would make him a high School.
Or if he's an intellectual, then I guess you'd call him a School of thought.
Maybe he's even engaged, which would make his fiance a pre-School.
And for all I know, maybe the guy is actually the retired rapper formerly known as Schooly D--truly one from the old school.
Last but not least:
Chip Stilwell, Potomac, MD
"How are ya, Chip?"
"Stilwell, Frank!"
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