What is the most unusual surname you have heard.

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I'll start.
I went to school with someone called Crumplehome.

Bumgardener

Lol at taking the name Monster!!! Mrs Monster.

I know Munsters. But i know leinsters as well. And Connaught is a sur name.

Clutterbuck. I saw it in one of the Mog books and then during the same week, I bought a book from a charity shop and someone had written in the front " this book belongs to Jane Clutterbuck".
I thought it was so strange.

@Crystal87

Clutterbuck. I saw it in one of the Mog books and then during the same week, I bought a book from a charity shop and someone had written in the front " this book belongs to Jane Clutterbuck". I thought it was so strange.

That's Andrew Lincoln's real name

Clutterbuck (not the Jane bit )

Seema Butt
Anal (said not spelt so possibly Anul) Tanner

Loving these. Faves so far are Fanny Pong and Dick Arseparter

My gran was friends with a lady called Marjorie who's maiden name had been Barjery!

Shufflebottom.

There's a takeaway round here, run by Anu, which is fine. I'm not sure it was entirely wise to call it Anu's Kitchen, especially as the apostrophe wasn't prominent on the flyers which came round.

Goodenough

Alcock
Ocock
Higginbottom

Also Mrs Pretty who was terribly afflicted by being not so pretty. Much to the delight of my 14 year old self 🙄

Once received a letter from a Dr Wookie, which I thought was awesome.

Panda

I knew the sweetest guy who changed his surname by deed poll to Kittens, for charity. I loved taking calls for him.

Cockshott

Delavere

Had to go into our local Police Station once. Sat in the waiting room and I guy walks up to the desk and says he's here to see.....

Officer Dibble.

😂

I've thought of another one.

I once worked with a wonderful woman whose surname was E.

It was a super pain for her with any online form as most wouldn't accept any name less than 3 letters.

Bungaroo

I used to work with a Dr D'eath and a Dr Grave - I kid you not

My sons headmaster at high school was Mr Snape. Much to the amusement of all the pupils.

Oh and one of my sons had a teacher called Mr Balldrop

Hogsflesh. Not me heard it but my dad over the tannoy at work!

We have an unusual surname, about 3000 in th country so not as rare as some PPs. I'm unique, as are DD1 and my DN. DD2 shares her name with an elderly woman.

About 10 years ago, DHs professional title combined with the surname was the same as a 70s rock band. He gained a bit of notoriety on the radio... And on a professional court experience the Judge thought he was having him on.

People think it's a joke regularly.

Mine is fairly unusual and almost always gets remarked on (although not as funny as some on this thread).

It's actually really useful having an unusual name, people are more likely to remember you.