I wonder what would they think/comment about a person whose last name is ‘butt’ which is kinda funny/inappropriate word…
any experience here to teach me what happens actually? whan a Butt sb from lahore goes to London and they see his documents and talk with him referring butt again n again??
is it weird or not?
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I would imagine a kid with a last name "Butt", would definitely be bullied at school.
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It would obviously be weird for the goras because, in their language, butt means something completely different than what it means in urdu. Wasn’t there a huge fuss over the name Dixit too a few weeks ago? 
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Dear unedumacated desis..
Butt is a name in England as well. A very famous football player had the last name butt, Nicky Butt. Many other famous non-desi ppl with the last name Butt as well.
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Change it to Bhatti.
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There were a couple of Butt's in my high school. Other students made fun of their names at first, but they stopped cause the guy (butt) took the jokes very lightly and didn't really get bothered by all the mocking.
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O c’mon Although it aint a very common surname in west but am sure you must have seen/met a western BUTT wandering here and there on some point in time !
there was an English cricketer Henry Rigden Butt Aka Harry Butt ( I presume he wasnt spelling it as hairy butt all of his life ) then we had Isaac Butt , who was an Irish barrister, politician, Member of Parliament (MP), and the founder and first leader of a number of Irish nationalist parties.
and c’mon lads dont you know Pâmela Butt ?
Nyah i aint talking about the scenario of Pamela Anderson getting married to Some Pakistani kashmiri Butt and as a loyal desi wife calling herself Pamela Butt .. That miracle hasn’t happened yet ..
I am talking about other Pamela with Butt 
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Dick is also a very common name in the west, especially in the UK and Northern Ireland, but that is not going to stop people from associating the surname with the male genitilia.
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And Cox.
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A couple hosted a party.
They invited families and anytime the familiy entered the man host of the house announced them coming.
One family entered the house and he said on microphone:
Here comes the Mr. Drake, Mrs. Drake and their sweet daughter Miss Drake.
Next he announced:
Here comes Mr. Smith, Mrs. Smith and their lovely son, Master Smith.
Next family when enters, he announces:
Here comes Mr. Bater, Mrs. Bater and their beloved son Master.............!
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hahaha, that's why I've already decided to name my daughter Sarah... :p
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Why must people make fun of names… :nono:
At least nobody these days is called Boneless, Crazy Horse, Svinafell Snotor, Chump…etc
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There are some last names in US which make me smile when I hear them as they are slangs for male genitalia in Urdu.
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english people have weird names (even for their own language)..
SideBotom…what sort of name is that for a brit?
There was a Bitterman too…
its not ‘tilia’…
oh…there is this indian designer too…and some days back someone opened a thread with her name too 
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My old dance teacher was called Ms Cheek and my tutor at school was called Mr Wiggly - for real!!