For months I've been casually collecting funny names from National Public Radio. You know, Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson, Corey Flintoff, Sylvia Pogiolli, Kai Ryssdal and the like. This morning I did a little research, to make sure I had gotten them all.
Not only had I not—how could I have forgotten Deena Temple Raston and Audie Cornish?—but I hadn't known that a similarly obsessed couple had, in 2009, created a formula that would allow anyone to create their own nutty NPR name: "You take your middle initial and insert it somewhere into your first name. Then you add the smallest foreign town you've ever visited."
For NPR, I'm Davird Monterosso.
I put the NPR folks to shame:
Jajson Basvanagudi
Jajson Basvagagudi, meet Steve Chiotakis.
Say hello to Jeames Cellardyke
How did I miss this? I love it. Jofan Kalskag. (I went with an Alaskan town–it’s as exotic as a foreign one.)
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Writing Boots: Quick Google search removes last remaining value from planned cheap shot; blogger posts anyway