The Share a Coke website lets you into the magic of having a bottle of Coke with your name on it.
Particularly if your name is unusual, it could be a great way to feel like you’re part of the promotion.
That’s unless you try and use ‘profanity, vulgarity, celebrity names or trademarks’, the site says.
Or so we thought. It seems that Fun House’s Pat Sharp, despite his Christmas wisdom, isn’t famous enough to count as a celebrity according to Coke. Fred West isn’t seen as a vulgar of profane name.
While it is currently only available in the US, you can even get ‘bastard’ on there if you so desire.
And there are some surprising people you can (and cannot) buy a Coke for: