When I had my eye appointment, I was a little nervous to find that my doctor’s name was Dr. Kevorkian. I almost asked that the door remain open during my examination.
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A p r o n h e a d -- Lilly Green 
Seriously? Oh my. It was kind of creepy when my husband had a dentist growing up named Dr. Slaughter.
Ahhhhhh!! We have a dentist in town called Dr. Fang! 🙂
That’s crazy. Poor guy must have a tough road to attracting patients.
The only consolation was that it was a she. Maybe she can get a by because of that.
You are too funny!
Poor lady, her name has been soiled forever by the other guy.
Aaaaagh!
🙂
I agree – “you are so funny!” 🙂
I think I’d change my name–or my name badge at least.
Funny post 🙂
🙂
I’m sure he’s heard more than his share of jokes and/or fears!
Probably nobody says anything because it is one of those awkwad things. Now if she was a friend, I would feel more comfortable to kid her.
That brought a chuckle to my morning. Brings to mind when I was in college, at an airport waiting to pick up an arrival to chauffer him back to the dorm, where he was staying to attend a science conference. The guy’s name was Goodbar. So I was holding this stupid sign that said: Mr. Goodbar (for those of you who remember *that* movie). And to add insult to injury, he was drunk as a skunk upon deplaning. Sigh.
That’s hysterical!
How about this for the actual name of a general practitioner, Dr. Cutchall…
🙂 Names can be so funny. I met a girl when I was young named Crystal Clear Brook.
Another- girl’s first name was Autumn. Guess her last name.
Leaves?
Fall
That was my first thought, but it was hard to believe a parent would do that to a kid!