Pic: Swedish teenager refused supermarket loyalty card because her name is too rude

We all have our crosses to bear...

Poor Fanny Carlsson. The 19-year-old Swedish-born woman was recently denied a Sainsbury's Nectar loyalty card, due to the fact that the online application system deemed her first name unacceptable for use. Fanny, however, saw the funny side and tweeted a picture of the failed online form, along with her brand new loyalty card, successfully applied for using her middle name.

Älskar att heta Fanny och bo i UK pic.twitter.com/w7mLYALqwv — Fanny Carlsson (@FannyCarlsson) February 12, 2015

Till er som var oroliga så fick jag tillslut ett nectar card! Så inga hard feelings mot Sainsburys pic.twitter.com/yJoluGJraH — Fanny Carlsson (@FannyCarlsson) February 18, 2015

Speaking to the Daily Record, Fanny said, "because I already knew what 'Fanny' meant before I moved to England, I have chosen to call myself Linnéa at work. My parents already knew I had had some problems with my name, so they’re mainly just happy they gave me a middle name that works better. It’s pretty much only when I talk to Swedes that I use my first name." Look on the bright side Fanny, at least your folks didn't call you Ivan Ardon or Hugh Jazz. Main image via Twitter.