Inappropriate iPod engraving text

I wanted to engrave my boyfriend's name "kunny" but Apple says it is inappropriate message text. What's wrong with his name? I have no idea because I am not a native speaker. I would appreciate any help on this becase I am keen to know. It it is inappropriate to write here, pls send me an e-mail(bkbkkao@hotmail.co.jp). Thanks-

Seems you can have Osama Bin Laden or Al Queda (is that the correct spelling?), or even knob, but you can't have N*gel! I guess Dell should take a leaf outta Apple's book. If you order a computer online it asks, "Are you going to use this for terrorist activity?"

Hi. Haven't posted herebefore, but that just gave me a thought - surely engraving an iPod kills the resale value whatever you put?

The Register (http://www.theregister.co.uk) reports another name that's apparently too obscene to engrave on your iPod: Nigel. It's a funny old world...

well, "This Is My Coke Mirror" and "Cut lines below Lick when finished" work :)

It is none of Apple's business what I put on my iPod, nor whether I devalue it by doing so. Why doesn't the US business community get the f*** out of the rest of the world's life? Apple are just bullies.

Apple don't receive any money when you sell your ipod privately, therefore they do not care about how hard it would be to resell. It might even help them; if all ipods had the work "fuck" written on them, and no-one wanted them, they would have to buy a new one!

Get an iRiver. I've got "fuck apple" engraved on mine ;)

Wouldn't it be nice if other companies (other than just Apple) would brainstorm similar low-cost ideas that significantly increase the coolness of a product? Martin Tibbitts

#19... thanks for the update. iLounge (or some other iPod site) did a list of phrases that Apple had banned and "Razor blade not included" was one of them. Looks like they allow it now.