How often do you come across the name of a person that is just SO appropriate for what they do?

[Siri137]

I'll give you an example. I was recently in a bookshop, and the girl (who looked underage, about 14 by the way) who was serving me had a nametag displayed on her jumper, and it said "Paige". I was almost tempted to ask her if her surname was "Turner".

Paige Turner. Now that would have been funny! :D

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Why did this appear under sexuality?

[magiusX26]

1st i will answer the "why did this apoear under sexuality". as far as i can tell, sexuality is the default question type set im theG. a. G. system and even when you click a different category, it posts it under the defaulted category, at least when using the app version since i joined 3 plus years ago, every question i have ever asked that was not actually belonging in "sexuality" had to be moved by a mod/admin.

as to your question about names, i come across names along these lines probably at least once or twice a year.

[sawno]

Not to often, but I have come around things that were hilariously names before. There is a dutch butcher whose name is "Dick Kok (Pronounced Cock)" who sells sausages. But its mostly common with last names where they are named after their profession. Like if a family is named "Molenaar" (Miller) and operates a Windmill.

[KostasKouvalis]

Once there was an Asian guy who came to my work and his name was "Study"😂

[Siri137]

I don't understand this one.

[KostasKouvalis]

There's a stereotype here that Asians are smart

[Siri137]

Oh, okay. That's actually not true though.

[KostasKouvalis]

I know, especially SE Asians. That's why it's a stereotype

[CaptainSmartass]

Not that often, but there was a high ranking judge here called Lord Judge. (Lord is the title, not his name. His first name could have been anything).

Simples...

[love_conquers_lust]

This one is a little racist, but an Asian cashier named Chu Ching.

[love_conquers_lust]

^^^I didn’t actually encounter this, it’s a joke.

[NathanDavis]

lmao...