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Re:Is It Fate? It could be.
CumToThinkofIt 1069 reads
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I've never met a 'hottie' named Zelda, Bertha, or Constance.

Do some people's names lead them to certain occupations?

I've seen some funny lists of names of people whose professions match their names and am never sure if they're real or not, but I ran across this guy's website today by happenstance (see link).

CumToThinkofIt1070 reads

I've never met a 'hottie' named Zelda, Bertha, or Constance.

Years ago I worker in the biomedical industry and met a psychiatrist named Dr Brain.

I have a friend whose dentist name is Dr Drill.

In high school a track coach of another team was called McCoach.

A well known florist in the Baltimore area was called Don Flower; I didn't know it was the owner's name until we partonize them for my wedding.

followme1036 reads

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Thank you

We had a neighbor growing up - a proctologist by the unfortunte name of (I"M not kidding) Dr. Colon (pronounced KA-LOAN).

mentalmidget1041 reads

I know a proctologist named Dr.Fingers

dickus803 reads

I know of a junior-high woodshop teacher named Mr. Chipps and a dentist named Dr. Hurt.

KylieJordan1390 reads

The has been some significant research that your name effects your personality, physical reality and even your profession.

Here is an interesting site that touches on that idea…
http://www.kabalarians.com/index.cfm

There was a Dr. Klutz who practiced in my hometown and the City's treasurer was named Forge.

I guess it can go two ways.

No kidding.  He's retired now I think.

Also in my area, Dr. Strange, psychiatrist

He's a podiatrist. I kid you not

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