2 Lies/1 Truth: The Name Game!
Ladies and gentlemen, my name is H.M. Murdock. Better known in the theatrical capitals of the world as ‘H.M.M,’ or ‘hm-hmm.’
~The site mascot
There’s been so many different versions of the Two Truths and a Lie Game floating around the blogosphere, I felt like I had to get in on the action. I blame the site mascot, who has been watching the NHL playoffs while eating leftover Marshmallow Peeps with a Red Bull chaser. Never a good idea for a crazy man.
I’m sure I’ve told you guys this before, but I work in a public library. Working there has taught me many important lessons: that hard work will save the day, that some people still crave learning, and that the average American is batshit insane.
You’ve probably heard some of the goofy names that celebrities give their kids these days. The library, as it turns out, is worse. I have to stand there and enter some of these monikers into the computer without busting a gut laughing. Some of them make “Snooki” sound as normal as, well, Elizabeth or Robert.
Here’s the way this game works. I’m going to give you several sets of three names. Two of them are authentic, honest-to-god names bestowed upon helpless real people I’ve encountered at the library. The third is either a figment of my imagination or else a character from a book or movie, a mythological figure, or the name of a famous person.
Whoever gets the most correct answers will win a prize. I can assure you it’s a good prize, since the site mascot and I have been doing spring cleaning all week. There’s some gold in them thar closets, I tell ya. (Or at least some cool pop culture stuff.)
Leave your guesses in the comments to have a chance to win! With that, here are our contestants (and really, please don’t laugh…you might damage their already fragile psyches.)
#1: PhearEvil, Harmonica, Richard Cockman
#2. Lapeachterica, Long Dong, Y’Not
#3. L-a (that’s “Ladasha”), Falutin, Ashol
#4. Clytorris, Vache (“Fetchez la vache!”), Mina Byrd
#5. Gold Diggs, Don Key, Brandy Ann Coke
#6. Weisenheimer, twins Statler and Waldorf, Yuk Yuk
#7. Shaton, Duki, Chanel Number Five
#8. Courvoisier, Lotta Tequila, Snow Cone
#9. LaPrincess, LaLexus, LaRainbow
#10. Dixie Hooker, Lolita Hooker, Gay Hooker
Have you heard some silly/crazy/outlandish names in your time? Maybe it’s even your name? Let’s hear it!
Don’t forget to vote for your favorite Guilty Pleasure movie this week for a chance at some more prizes!
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Oh my life, your weird names are so crazy! The strangest I’ve heard of over the pond here, real people anyway, would be Pearl Button (her married name!) and Justin Thyme. Whether I’m out of date, out of touch with city life, or the UK is more traditional in naming I don’t know.
knotrune said this on April 18, 2012 at 4:37 am |
I’m not sure. I always associated the UK with such cool names like ‘Tansy’ and ‘Roderick,’ but I suppose there are bad names all over the world.
Howlin' Mad Heather said this on April 18, 2012 at 8:05 pm |
Fake:
1. Richard Cockman
2. Long Dong
3. Falutin
4. Clytorris
5. Gold Digs
6. Weisenheimer
7. Duki
8. Lotta Tequila
9. La Rainbow
10. Gay hooker
1pointperspective said this on April 18, 2012 at 5:07 am |
You are 3 for 10 🙂
Howlin' Mad Heather said this on April 18, 2012 at 8:06 pm |
3 outta 10 ?!? I’m going to go ahead and concede defeat to anyone else…i coulda done better with darts and a blindofld!
1pointperspective said this on April 19, 2012 at 3:21 am
1point – between you and me, we can probably cobble together 8/10 or better, just by going through our answers. Hey, doesn’t say we can’t answer more than once! 😉
El Guapo said this on April 19, 2012 at 6:38 am
1 Harmonica
2 Lapeachterica
3 Falutin
4 Clytorris
5 Don Key
6 Yuk Yuk
7 Shaton
8 Lotta Tequila
9 LaLexus
10 Dixie Hooker
You work in a very odd neighborhood…
El Guapo said this on April 18, 2012 at 11:17 am |
You are also 3/10. And yes, I work near the projects. Nuff said.
Howlin' Mad Heather said this on April 18, 2012 at 8:07 pm |