Unsolicited, virus-laden e-mails touting online casinos, prescription medications, and sketchy dating sites…nothing but a nuisance, right?
Not if you’re stuck for a baby name.
Think about it: Every day, you automatically receive a new batch of random names in your spam folder. It costs you nothing. And the names often come paired with surnames that can spark ideas about sound combinations, syllabic patterns, and so forth. (Who knew spam could be so useful?)
Here are some interesting spam names I’ve collected recently:
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Audra Hodges Colette Rowland Constance Yoder Daphne Simmons Dina Bradford Lillian Villalobos Lolita Tobin Magnolia Nilda Minerva Villarreal Nola Chandler Reva Cruz Tisha Moon Tola Templeton Zelma Ambrose |
Dino Malone Humberto Gipson Hunter Cobbs Ivan Swartz Jaxon Rivera Lloyd Schulz Maximilian Brooks Mohammed North Octavio Whitlock Roman Bruno Roscoe D. Combs Royce Weiss Tolbert N. Humphrey Uri Bryan |
(And here’s an earlier post on spam names.)
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Oh, that is too funny. Now, I will probably start making a list of spam names.
If you do, send them to me! :)