” title=”fun with Charlie Sheen” target=”_blank”>fun with Charlie Sheen, check out the Charlie Sheen Jewish Name Generator. I typed in “Brad” and the response was “Mordechai Goldmansachs”—not as stereotypical as the name my friend gave me when the Daily Bruin published my photo before I joined the paper: Ezekiel Goldbergstein.
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