An obscene surname

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Whether the letter is a fake or not, both are a bit funny.

 

[RayDunzl]

Hmmm...

https://britishsurnames.co.uk/surnames/COX/?p=1

 

[GD Fan]

Hmmm...

https://britishsurnames.co.uk/surnames/COX/?p=1

Jeez, the smut you post!

 

[egellings]

You gots to be jerkin' my beefaroni!

 

[Katji]

There was this guy at primary school whose name was Glasscock. ...Quite unfortunate.


...[PS:] There you go...

Nice website, the way it lets you drill down, instead of scrolling through long lists.

Yeh, I just remember - I suppose it was in the beginning of the year, when we were new - at tea break, kids going up to him and pretending to smack him in the pants, saying "tinkle-tinkle".

 

[egellings]

How about sweary sounding names like Schiit and Assmann Electronics?

 

[Katji]

Yeh, I thought of Schiit, I could never buy one. And if it gives shit, you know what your friend would say.

 

[Martin]

I'd guess they don't shop at Badcock...

Martin

 

[pjug]

I did see that headline. Cox isn't so bad. I remember when David Letterman found a guy with name he thought was funny. We (men) never really get entirely past 5th grade humor

Also, I was wondering if the letter that is the subject of the OP was written by Lazlo Toth?
https://books.google.com/books/abou...ml?id=jah4AAAAMAAJ&source=kp_book_description

 

[Katji]

Now you see, that guy's parents didn't think. Naming him Richard. And if it wasn't Dick it could've been Rich, Richie.

 

[JJB70]

I know it is a standard procedure in many shipping companies to check potential ship names to make sure that they are not profane or embarrassing in languages of countries they are likely to serve.

 

[mansr]

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Full article here

Whether the letter is a fake or not, both are a bit funny.

I'd say fake. It's too well-written for someone deranged enough to actually mean it.