My first instinct was, like, 'He should just go by Robert'. But the 's' in Spoo makes any first name bad.

Organist

Raymond Ocock

That's his real job and his real name. From here: (13th picture down) http://www.nwpresby.org/aboutus.html

I knew Bob Spoo before he changed his name.  Back then, he was Bob Spenis.

http://www.backcountryguide.net/

Captain Eric Bonar specializes in light tackle
fishing the shallow water flats and
backcountry for Tarpon, Bonefish, and
Permit. His new 2004 18 foot Hewes
Bonefisher powered by a 150 Yamaha offers
a fast, safe, smooth, comfortable ride along
with plenty of deck space.

http://www.khqa.com/news/news_story.aspx?id=33392

Now, Captain Bonar and Sheriff Buck Jones will take the next step and talk with Lee County residents to drum up support for a July bond issue that will fund the $5.2 millionr renovation.

I don't have any "famous" or online examples, but I used to work with a Peter Wang.

dick butkus FTW.

also : Dick Pound - head of Canadian Olympic Committee (real guy)

and i knew a Dean at SIUE whose name was Bob Rock (which isn't dirty, but a hilarious morning DJ name).

Just remembered another one: a NASCAR driver named Dick Trickle. (I'm not sure if he still races; I'm not a NASCAR fan, but my uncle was.)

Remember that old game where the meaning can be changed by where you put the punctuation in the sentence "Woman without her man is nothing"?

My first thought was "Bob Spoo Head, Coach".

What a great handle....!

http://www.dickhyman.com

Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Randy "the Big Unit" Johnson: there are just so many things wrong with that.

Just found two more thanks to StumbleUpon:

D'Brickashaw Ferguson. Best name in the NFL.

I met Ashley Jo Outhouse yesterday. Seriously that is her actual name.

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I met Ashley Jo Outhouse yesterday. Seriously that is her actual name.

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That reminds me of a scene from "Robin Hood: Men in Tights":

Prince John: Such an unusual name, "Latrine." How did your family come by it?
Latrine: We changed it in the 9th century.
Prince John: You mean you changed it TO "Latrine"?
Latrine: Yeah. Used to be "Shithouse."
Prince John: It's a good change. That's a good change!