UK man legally changes his name to Bacon Double Cheeseburger

MilesMorales1

Have you ever had a really delicious meal and then wished you could find some way to properly honor the glorious food you’ve just consumed? Well, this man in the U.K. apparently once ate a bacon double cheeseburger so delicious that he decided to honor it by literally changing his own name to Bacon Double Cheeseburger.

That’s dedication.

http://time.com/4232777/change-name-double-bacon-cheeseburger/


As amusing as it is, I thought there was laws against changing ones name to things like that? Seems like something you'd end up regretting.

fleet_admiral

Not a lot of people know that my name is actually Chicken Tikka Masala

stimpson

This thread is making me hungry

AnonoBoy

I bet he turns vegan within the year.

K.Flyer

Plenty of people around Dublin called "Rasher" :pac:

Richard Hillman

I love Burger King but BDC's are not even nice. The bacon is incinerated.

corner of hells

K.Flyer wrote: »

Plenty of people around Dublin called "Rasher" :pac:

Lots of Spuds too.

The_Valeyard

Hopefully he gets married to a lady called Fries.

daRobot

He's inbread for sure

dublinman1990

I suppose if he had either two sons or daughters; he would have called them Coke & Pepsi.

Flint Fredstone

Richard Hillman wrote: »

I love Burger King but BDC's are not even nice. The bacon is incinerated.

Ah man. I'm not usually one for those famous, global fast food chains but a bacon double cheeseburger gets me every time.

Duckworth_Luas

A man walks in to a library and, at the top of his voice, roars "A BACON DOUBLE CHEESEBURGER, NOW".

The stunned librarian points at the ""Quite Please" sign and responds, "Sir, this is a library!"

The man whispers, "Oh sorry, a bacon double cheesburger, when you're ready"

Permabear

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PLL

This inspired me to tell a friend to change her name to 'Curry Cheese Chip'

Skylinehead

Permabear wrote: »

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What do they call Krusty-Partially-Gelatinated-Non-Dairy-Gum-Based-Beverages?

cml387

Wasn't there a man once who had his name changed to "Barclay's Bank are a shower of robbing b*stards" and insisted on having his chequebook changed acccordingly.

Hammer89

Permabear wrote: »

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That's what they called Prince Harry in college after a few of the lads saw his cock.

Menas

When I lived in england there was some fella running for the university council who changed his name to 'Free Beer' . He got elected and that years prospectus listed Free Beer as a council member. That would have pissed off a few toffs.

martinedwards

I worked with a guy who changed his name to......

Crazyhorse Invincible

Google him. He's out there!

the_syco

cml387 wrote: »

Wasn't there a man once who had his name changed to "Barclay's Bank are a shower of robbing b*stards" and insisted on having his chequebook changed acccordingly.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/4469961/The-muck-stops-here.html

The 30-year-old marketing consultant changed his name by deed poll to "Yorkshire Bank plc are Fascist Bastards", the name the bank had to use on a cheque repaying the residue of his account.

Canterelle

Skylinehead wrote: »

What do they call Krusty-Partially-Gelatinated-Non-Dairy-Gum-Based-Beverages?

Merde

RobbingBandit

Bet when he gets his middle age spread he'll up the name to XL Bacon Double Cheeseburger.

esforum

theres a lot of people with the first name Superman as well. Superman Kelly, now theres a name!

andekwarhola

We should brace ourselves for a minor outbreak of cheapo retards going 'Egg McMuffin' on Friday.

colossus-x

He'll be changing his name to 'bypass surgery' before long.

Graces7

MilesMorales1 wrote: »

http://time.com/4232777/change-name-double-bacon-cheeseburger/


As amusing as it is, I thought there was laws against changing ones name to things like that? Seems like something you'd end up regretting.

If he was in Scotland all he needed to do was declare and use a new name. When I asked a solicitor there before changing mine he said " All you need to do is say you want to be called Mickey Mouse and Mickey Mouse you are." I think he was miffed because it meant he got no fee and no I am not called Mickey Mouse...;) But I did change my name by Declaration and DSS and the passport folk were fine with that.

martinedwards

Graces7 wrote: »

If he was in Scotland all he needed to do was declare and use a new name. When I asked a solicitor there before changing mine he said " All you need to do is say you want to be called Mickey Mouse and Mickey Mouse you are." I think he was miffed because it meant he got no fee and no I am not called Mickey Mouse...;) But I did change my name by Declaration and DSS and the passport folk were fine with that.

Scotland have their own way of doing a lot of things.

When I worked in UK passports we had a guy who had changed his name to Chewbacca but was getting serious grief from Lucas film because its copyrighted