Doktor von Eurotrash: Removed this from the Dean Koontz example under Literature:

• Especially funny in that both 'Punchinello' and 'Beezo' are names of obscure Mario enemies, and Punchinello does happen to be vaguely clown-ish.

Because "Punchinello" is a much older name for a clown character, going back to the Pulcinella character of Commedia Dell Arte. Added a parenthesis to the original entry explaining that.

Just removed the following from Music:

• "Roxanne, you don't have to put on the red light..."-Sting.

How is "Roxanne" supposed to be an example of this trope, in this context or any other?

Removed this from Literature:

• Subjectively we also have the names of the children in the epilogue, whose name just consist of other characters' names stringed together at almost random. Albus Severus Potter?

Ignoring the errors ("name" should be "names" and "stringed" refers to an instrument — the correct word here is "strung"), this is clearly not an example; in the epilogue Harry actually tells Albus that he was named after two Hogwarts Headmasters, and the other names are evidently also of this sort — nothing "unfortunate" about them. This is quite common practice in Real Life; one biography of master clockmaker John Harrison said that many of his ancestors were also John, and that he called his son John.

I realise I am not famous enough to be listed in the main page, but I have to tell how much of a smart ass my mom was. She named me Kasey Christopher. Honestly, that is my first and middle names (I won't list my last for identity security reasons). I have to spend my whole life correcting people when they write my name, since everyone wants to spell it "Casey". My mom thought she was being cute.