Engelbert Humperdinck is a stage name. His real name is Arnold George Dorsey. The original Mr Humperdinck was a German composer.

Scottish people often give their children their mother's maiden name as their second name. Seeing how that US bloke's missus maiden name was Strong, it is highly likely there was at least some Sweaty in their background.

Some years ago, I and my daughter travelled to Little Rock in Arkansas to meet some friends. Our flight from Gatwick landed at Atlanta. That airport is simply mahoosive, and we were unsure which gate and terminal left from for our onward flight to Little Rock. We wandered up to a Delta Airlines helpdesk, and we had great trouble keeping straight faces as the nameplate on the geezer behind the desk said he was "John Thomas".

Not sure if this was true or just a tall tale, but a colleague in the Army who's surname was "Jones", told me his brother's initials was "C. O." When the brother travelled to Spain, the locals roared when they saw the name tags on his luggage, which wrote "Cojones", a naughty name over there

Evelyn Waugh.
Not Viv Richards though.

If only his surname were Shrunk.

Red and Blue Army!

St.John....why do they pronounce it Sinjon ?

Touch my coffee and I will slap you so hard even Google won't be able to find you.

Rudyard

Not on it's own a wierd first name but I had a teacher called miss tickle, her first name was tessandra... often shortened to tess. Miss tess tickle.. her parents were having a laugh. Not a name you would want young students knowing