Terrible email addresses...

[The Tradition]

"shart@company.com" 🤣

Human resources won’t use my name in emails because of my unfortunate initials

When naming a child, you might try and steer clear of any possible negative connotations.

nypost.com

 

[Aardvark86]

I once had a guy at a client whose company's email protocol truncated first and last names. In his case, when you put it all together, the email address was essentially "sterile@company.com"

 

[BrianNole777]

I remember an email address on a resume was something like sparklingkimmy@aol.com or something unprofessional.

 

[QChawks]

slow news day

 

[torbee]

Former Iowa City Press-Citizen sports reporter Pat Harty used Pharty@press-citizen.com as his email address.

I found it hilarious, because I know for a fact that he could have requested something like PatHarty@ or HartyP@ - but no, he apparently WANTED to be Pharty.

 

[McLovin32]

Part of my job is getting new vendors set up w/ access on a few different systems that they'll be using for us. In order to do that, I have to have their team members individual email addresses. Occasionally they aren't company emails, but their personal emails. I always laugh when I get a spreadsheet and see email addresses that end in "69".

That's all/csb

 

[torbee]

Part of my job is getting new vendors set up w/ access on a few different systems that they'll be using for us. In order to do that, I have to have their team members individual email addresses. Occasionally they aren't company emails, but their personal emails. I always laugh when I get a spreadsheet and see email addresses that end in "69".

That's all/csb

I had to convince my kid to change his e-mail address away from sparklyunicornpoop@gmail.com when he started applying for actual jobs

 

[Moral]

I had to convince my kid to change his e-mail address away from sparklyunicornpoop@gmail.com when he started applying for actual jobs

I had an instructor that had to tell me that vincefromshamwow@emaildomain.com was not the way.

 

[Rifler]

I had to convince my kid to change his e-mail address away from sparklyunicornpoop@gmail.com when he started applying for actual jobs

Reminds me of a conversation I had with my oldest daughter regarding her post collegiate Facebook account...

 

[torbee]

Reminds me of a conversation I had with my oldest daughter regarding her post collegiate Facebook account...

Yeah, SquirtQueen69420247365@hotmail is problematic.

 

[Moral]

Reminds me of a conversation I had with my oldest daughter regarding her post collegiate Facebook account...

This is just one of the worst offense of rule breaking to ever happen on HORT.

 

[ATLNole1]

There is a guy at our company's Vietnam office whose name is Long Dong so I always laugh when I see an email from longdong@company. I once told him on a call that at least his first name was not short and it went completely over his head.

 

[HawkMachine]

Worked for a large Fortune 500 company roughly 15 years ago.

Can't remember why, but something went down so our company email wasn't working.

Had a client that needed something ASAP so a co-worker/friend of mine needed to use his personal email.

It was an account he set up in high school.

Can't remember it word for word, but it was like bigguy69@yahoo.com.

LOL

 

[Aardvark86]

There is a guy at our company's Vietnam office whose name is Long Dong so I always laugh when I see an email from longdong@company. I once told him on a call that at least his first name was not short and it went completely over his head.

Silver.

 

[JustSayOV]

Not sure what his email was, but worked with a guy in New Orleans on a federal job once that worked for the Army Corp of Engineers and his name was Dick Klinker.

He was an old guy that would just blatantly get up, stretch and then grab his book and head to the toilet....then be gone for like 30 minutes.

#csb

 

[IAFB2021Champs]

Reminds me of a conversation I had with my oldest daughter regarding her post collegiate Facebook account...

The sluttier the better?

 

[lonestar50]

 

[OrlandNole]

"shart@company.com" 🤣

Human resources won’t use my name in emails because of my unfortunate initials

When naming a child, you might try and steer clear of any possible negative connotations.

nypost.com

I have a client with that actual email address.

 

[OutbackBowl2017]

There is a guy at our company's Vietnam office whose name is Long Dong so I always laugh when I see an email from longdong@company. I once told him on a call that at least his first name was not short and it went completely over his head.

Was his middle name Duck?