The thing is, most of us don't have the need to search for the answer. I picture such a person hunched over their keyboard, cackling gleefully in anticipation of spoiling the game for others. That this cheater has done this repeatedly just in this forum is almost pitiable. I would feel sorry for the cheater if it wasn't such a mean thing to do. Sad. I wonder, sometimes, if people who enjoy doing this kind of thing have similar behaviors that spill over to other aspects of life. Is winning the goal? Or is spoiling it for others the attraction?

Sometimes the name as it is pronounced is "normal," but the parents used a really unusual spelling that makes it difficult for folks to know how to pronounce the name. And sometimes the parents use the normal spelling of "something," but give it an unusual pronunciation, which also makes it difficult for folks. (Like naming a kid Orangejello and pronouncing it oar-ON-zsh-low.)

US. Although I only remember Lake Placid "Miracle on Ice" and the boondoggle mess of a scandal of Salt Lake City.

Elizabeth, many railroaders spend their entire life waiting. Waiting to be called, waiting for a train to get air, waiting for a signal, waiting for an empty track in the yard, waiting to trade crews, waiting for a ride to the bunkhouse. It’s a waiting game. They nap during that time. When they are busy, they are busy, though.😀 .....waiting for a meet, waiting for slow orders due to sun kinks in the rail, waiting for debris to be cleared from track, waiting for snow plow, waiting....