These overly fake-sounding names for imaginary personas always end up being used either by bands (there's a British metal band that's actually called Cletus Van Damme) or message board posters (on the Film Score Monthly boards, I post under a fake name from The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air). They're all easier to pronounce than Blagojevich, a name that must be giving late night talk show hosts anxiety attacks.
1. Fuzzy Dunlop
Herc's fake CI on The Wire. Sometimes The Wire is funnier than most sitcoms.
2. Shecky Shabazz
A stage name the Fresh Prince creates at the last minute for his wack stand-up act.
3. Rafael De La Ghetto
A legendary street poet made up by the Fresh Prince to impress the shawties, with some help from Geoffrey the butler: "Cannon to the right of them, cannon to the left of them, cannon in front of them, volley'd and thunder'd!"
4. Cletus Van Damme
One of The Shield's few running gags: an alias only Shane would come up with.
5. Santos L. Halper
The credit card account name Bart Simpson winds up with after he applies for a card as Santa's Little Helper.
Ah, so that's where you got your FSM messageboard screen name from!
ReplyDeleteClever. ;)
I was always a fan of TURD FERGUSON
ReplyDeleteOnly one that can compete with Fuzzy Dunlop is "Rusty Shackelford" - Dale's alter ego in King of the Hill
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