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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Amparo Darnell Ann U. Fritz Astrid Gabel Audra Hodges Aurora Barrett Beulah Leopold Basil Mayberry Buford Dupree Carmila Nugget Colette Rowland Constance Yoder Daphne Simmons Delbert Bacon Dina Bradford Dino Malone Dolores Lutz Etna Tabernacle |
Georgine Wansley Gerald Chaney Guillermo Mobley Humberto Gipson Hunter Cobbs Ivan Swartz Jaxon Rivera Jesse Lustful Kermit Teague Lance Lewis Lillian Villalobos Lloyd Schulz Lolita Tobin Maeva Volkman Magnolia Nilda Margarita McKeever Maximilian Brooks |
Mildred Fairweather Milford Finley Millicent Zapata Minerva Villarreal Misti Broccoli Mohammed North Nola Chandler Norwood Fruge Octavio Whitlock Olga Braun Omar Dyer Opal Shirley Ophelia Hope Osvaldo Snow Paderau Kuhn Reva Cruz Rigoberto Hickory |
Roman Bruno Roscoe D. Combs Royce Weiss Santiago Youngblood Saxon Lessley Sophie Sherwood Sprita Coughlan Tisha Moon Tola Templeton Tolbert N. Humphrey Tyree Gill Urban Roy Uri Bryan Vicky Puckett Xenia Peaslee Zelma Ambrose Zion Garcia |
What do you think — could spam inspire a baby name?