...no, but I mean

they should be jailed....but it often happens to me to hear unfeasible comparisons and one truly wonders what the limits of decency are....

nancy wrote:

  they should be thrown in jail....but I often happen to hear unfeasible comparisons and one truly wonders what the limits of decency are....

In my area there is a lady named Culetto Rosa

danielescarpetti wrote:

In my area there is a lady named Culetto Rosa

Noooooooooooo! I would call social services for people like this. Poor children!

Without descending into vulgarity, anyway there are surreal combinations going around... and to think that there is a parent behind it...

danielescarpetti wrote:

In my area, there is a lady named Culetto Rosa

Let's just say that with a surname like Culetto, it's hard to come out of it... perhaps they opted for the "funny" thing

Well... even Marina Militare isn't bad

if I could go back in time, I would call a daughter Viola >>> Cavaliere Viola

(but I don't know if the boss would have approved it )

I dare not imagine the comments at school during roll call ...even putting the surname before the name, the substance does not change.

Massimo Passera's election campaign (Ulivo) "The friends"

something like fifteen years ago I was browsing online a list of names and surnames (paired with professions) that were really funny.

Aside from the fact that they were real or hoaxes, one that stuck in my mind is:

Fedele Sposini (divorce lawyer)