Buster

Silent movies and dog names are the only things I can think of... please no.

Sorry, I can't hear this name without being followed by the word "hymen."

This nickname was first used by Buster Keaton. When Buster was 18mo old, Harry Houdini (Buster's godfather) saw him fall down a flight of stairs and land at the bottom unaffected by the experience, and Houdini exclaimed "That was a real buster!" A "buster" is a fall that has the potential for injury, like busting your neck or back. Since the Keaton family was known in vaudeville for harsh slapstick comedy, his father began using Buster as a nickname for his son, which later was used by other people as a name such as Buster Crabbe, Buster Brown, and others. It could be a good nickname for anyone, human or animal, that is very physically active or clumsy.

Forever the white rabbit from Arthur to me.

The rabbit on Arthur.

Forever a dogs name.

I love it, but it's not workable for a human's full name. Maybe it's good on a bulldog?

It's a good name if you're a dog or a rabbit or something..