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Reading an article in the newspaper today, I came across "Julia R. Heiman, director of the Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender and Reproduction." This reminds me of Karen Horeny, proponent of Freudian psychoanalysis.

Anyway, I know there are lots of other people with names that match their occupations like this, but I can't think of them ATM.

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I had a dentist named Dr. Sugar.

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My friends mom's gyno is Richard Head, I didnt believe him, but he made her grab a business card, and he proved it.

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I knew a stripper named "Starr"

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There's a local dentist named Dr. Hurt [img]/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img]

Knew a guy in college named Ricky Paradise...he was the Texas version of Zack Morris.

I know a guy who owns a restaurant, his last name is Krafft.

ScottieK

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chris moneymaker

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This seems to happen a lot to doctors. My girlfriend lives near an office for a podiatrist named Dr. Korn.

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I had a zit Dr. named Dr. Whitehead

Rob Morrow's daughters name is Tu Morrow.

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My gastroenterologist's name is Dr. Mitchell Spirt, pronounced "spurt".

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I work for a metals recycling company, one of our yard managers is named Rusty Steele. I didn't believe it at first, but it's true.

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I'll go with the obvious - flushable toilet inventor, Thomas Crapper.

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The obvious answer for a poker forum. "Yes, folks, that is his real name."

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I'll go with the obvious - flushable toilet inventor, Thomas Crapper.

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He didn't invent the toilet.

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Despite urban legend, Crapper did not invent the flush toilet (the myth being helped by the surname). However, Crapper put in effort to popularise it and did come up with some related inventions.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Crapper

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My dentist is Dr. Peter Kiss

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Fine, nitpick away. A guy named Crapper was heavily involved with toilets and their popularization. Is that not enough?

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Two local detectives who solved a murder were named Smart and Bright.

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Dick Hertz from Holden. It's a little suburb outside of Worcester.

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My prosthetist is Dr. Mark Stubbs.

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My taxidermist is Mr. Jon Taxiderm

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I have a cousin that is Dr. Finger.

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gyno?

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There used to be a weather girl on channel 7 in Boston named Chikage Windler. She's gone now but they got another girl named Dylan Dryer. Windler, Dryer. Pretty good names for weather forecasters.

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Sir Jason Dildo, inventor of a sex toy.

And Lady Elizabeth Braces, inventor of tooth-straighteners.

There was also Lloyd Tissue, inventor of a sanitary napkin.
Henri Internet, inventor of a worldwide instantaneous communication system.
Steve Keg, inventor of a party accessory., etc. ...

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omg yes, i always thought her name was ridiculous yet cool

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Storm Field, longtime weatherman in NYC.

Mike Quick, former WR for the Eagles.

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Sir Jason Dildo, inventor of a sex toy.

And Lady Elizabeth Braces, inventor of tooth-straighteners.

There was also Lloyd Tissue, inventor of a sanitary napkin.
Henri Internet, inventor of a worldwide instantaneous communication system.
Steve Keg, inventor of a party accessory., etc. ...

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All of these suck, its common knowledge that people name inventions after themselves.

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Storm Field, longtime weatherman in NYC.

Mike Quick, former WR for the Eagles.

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There is also a wr w/ lastname: Goodspeed. Seems fitting.

Also Scott Player, Kicker/Punter? for Ari.

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There's a dentist in my hometown named Dr. Bonebreak. Would be better if he were an orthopedic surgeon, but still pretty funny imo.

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Sir Jason Dildo, inventor of a sex toy.

And Lady Elizabeth Braces, inventor of tooth-straighteners.

There was also Lloyd Tissue, inventor of a sanitary napkin.
Henri Internet, inventor of a worldwide instantaneous communication system.
Steve Keg, inventor of a party accessory., etc. ...

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All of these suck, its common knowledge that people name inventions after themselves.

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haha..uh...ya...did you really think there was some guy named Henri Internet, or there being a real guy named Sir Jason??

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Sir Jason Dildo, inventor of a sex toy.

And Lady Elizabeth Braces, inventor of tooth-straighteners.

There was also Lloyd Tissue, inventor of a sanitary napkin.
Henri Internet, inventor of a worldwide instantaneous communication system.
Steve Keg, inventor of a party accessory., etc. ...

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All of these suck, its common knowledge that people name inventions after themselves.

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If your name is ______ Gullible, then I'd like to submit you to this thread.

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Names that are fitting

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Bob Walk, ex-pitcher for the Pirates

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In the town I used to live in there was a "Dyer Funeral Home".

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scott speed. he's an F1 driver.

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Anna Smashnova, pro tennis player.

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In today's NYTimes, there's an article that quotes a sex researcher with the name Dr. Breedlove.

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tiger woods, golfer

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We have a lady last name Mayo at work. Today I saw a purchase order she made and her contact at the vendor was Rich Salami. And it was right before lunch!