As in #buddywaynename - Buddy Wayne is a comedic figure of speech, a paraprosdokian of sorts. It consists of a proper name,
two syllables in the first and one syllable in the last, which inherently means something else. Sally Forth (i.e. to set out in a sudden, energetic, or violent manner) is the ‘purest’ example of a Buddy Wayne Name (Allen
Keys is pretty damn good, too), with a clearly recognizable first name consisting of
two syllables, a believable last name with one, and a commonly understood alternate meaning, which is spelled correctly. Donny
Brook (i.e. an inordinately
wild, contentious,
free-for-all brawl), although a very
fine example of a Buddy Wayne Name (one of the greats, really), is tragically 'impure' due to the variance (two words in the #bwn, versus one in the original word).
See Also: Wellerism, Tom Swifty, Any other 'figure of speech' reference which helps you to understand this simple concept. It's up to you. Make it
work.
Person asking
stuff: "What is your Buddy Wayne Name?"
Other person: "
Salman Rowe."
Person asking
stuff, now with an air of condescension: "Clever. Not pure, but clever. It is a pleasure to make your acquaintance, regardless."