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I recall that somewhere in Germany there was some Rosa Schwein, nee Ferkel (pink pig, born piglet). And in Linz there are two gynaecologists with odd names to fit their profession: Dr. Spreitzer and Dr. Möseneder. Landeck, Tyrol has a Mr. Adolph Hittler --- and some place in Germany had a "chamber decoration service" run by a Mr. Rudolf Hess.
In my first year of grammar school my Chess teacher's surname was "Schoißwohl" ("sh*t well" ... his colleagues called him "Gagabene" ) ... and I have an acquaintance with the surname Fickerle (ficken = to *ahem* fornicate) - and in school one of my class mates' surname was Vögele (vögeln = well, same as ficken).
Finally, one of my class mates' surname (later) was Croft. His sister was born in 1990 and ever since nursery (i.e. age 3 = 1993) she was nicknamed Lara (for Lorraine). Well, big wonder what happened when Tomb Raider came out in 1995.
In Innsbruck, we also have a Prof.-Ficker-Weg (Prof.-F*cker-Drive). He actually wasn't a professor but instead had a doctor title (Dr. Julius von Ficker)- they added the Prof. on because they were fed up with all the tourists who took a picture of the road-sign "Ficker-Weg".
...Addendum: I again forgot to mention that I have an ancestral line whose surname was "Schluckebier", which translates to "drunkard" --- what a nice and subtle name for my ancestor. Suppose the love of good cheese, good beer and good women is genetic after all.
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