Need a fake normie name to use for business purposes. I'm thinking Lance Hardwood Any suggestions? Give me a normie name I can give to normies so they don't get scared
Dick Long
🤣🤣🤣
Harry Wang
Peter Wigglesworth
Pete Nelson
Oliver Dunn
Grant Spackman
Optimize based on the business. Short names are more likely to get remembered, hired, and promoted. Polish, British, French, Jewish, etc. last names always carry certain connotations. Look how Hollywood peeps regularly use false names. People with “two first names†are stigmatized in sales roles. “Dave Charles†for example.
Marty Odell
Curtis Brine
Lance Hardwood, that sounds like a porn name to me! But that might be fun to use
Richie Black
Jeffrey Dahnovan
Erik Everhard
Iam Cummings 😆
Biff Johnson
Mark Stockman, grocery manager.
Lexington Steel Jr
Ben Dover
Peter Pumper
Benjamin Dover.
If that is the future, tell the future to get laid. https://image.nostr.build/8e09791104a123a0701f1a45bd7b99634bfe8301d71f04912cdedf06d33c6177.jpg
Dick Fitzwell 💯💯💯💯💯💯
I thought thats was your name 🤔
Lee Ho
Not “hardwood†imo, all I think of is ;🆠what kinda business?
Say my name and think of ðŸ†, this is ideal
Hehe 😜
John McPherson
Dick Long
John Smith
Maybe less of a pornstar name
You could use something like https://www.fakenamegenerator.com/ to come up with a name.
Engelbert Simplemeier
Maximillian Knoedel
Andrew Stephens
El Dante Espooliada, they wont suspect anything I swear...
always good to have a default fake birthday as well
That's easy: Uriel Thompson Xor Ordman
Derek Tuttle
Engagement Farming?
What some salty people call engagement farming, others call having fun and cracking jokes with the Nostriches
import random ''' Generates a list of 30 names that have a historical sound to them ''' # Lists of first and last name components first_names = ["Abraham", "Eleanor", "Winston", "Isadora", "Theodore", "Amelia", "Leonardo", "Catherine", "Napoleon", "Evelyn", "Cleopatra", "Graham", "Josephine", "Albert", "Charlotte", "Frederick", "Victoria", "Benjamin", "Isabella", "Alexander"] last_names = ["Lincoln", "Roosevelt", "Churchill", "Da Vinci", "Roosevelt", "Earhart", "da Vinci", "Bonaparte", "Bonaparte", "Hawking", "Cleopatra", "Bell", "Bonaparte", "Einstein", "Bronte", "Chopin", "Windsor", "Franklin", "Ferdinand", "Hamilton"] # Generate a list of 30 random names generated_names = [] for _ in range(30): first_name = random.choice(first_names) last_name = random.choice(last_names) full_name = f"{first_name} {last_name}" generated_names.append(full_name) # Print the generated names for i, name in enumerate(generated_names, start=1): print(f"{i}. {name}")
Thanks ChatGPT
Lance Vandalay