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names that'll probably never be used again..

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By:
casemoney
When: 16 Jan 10 16:28
Stan Bowles and Parker Bowles could be long lost twins I.M.O
By:
Harry The Hornet
When: 16 Jan 10 16:29
Ole
By:
Blades
When: 16 Jan 10 16:32
Nigel...will never make a come back
Damian and Kevin
By:
Lozzy
When: 16 Jan 10 16:33
Anything with sexual connotations.

Like Dick, Roger, *****etc
By:
Lozzy
When: 16 Jan 10 16:34
eh ? Betfair is sexist ! How come you can say Dick, but not Fan ny
By:
macarony
When: 16 Jan 10 16:37
Simon Mayo on Radio 2 yesterday a woman called the show for a request. what you doing now asked Mayo? bathing baby Arthur she said
By:
pox doctors clerk
When: 16 Jan 10 16:52
ernest is well and truly gone now, shudder to think what all the young students and university wallers would have thought if they realised what their cult hero from cuba who led the revolution was actually named, they thought it was cool to hero worship the poster that adorned many a students wall along with the name che guevara, wonder if they would have thought the same if they realised his name was ernesto guevara
By:
Fenway
When: 16 Jan 10 16:59
Ethel and Mildred are better than Shardonnai.
By:
Big Charlie
When: 16 Jan 10 17:01
Best sense of humour anybody had was to name one of my old dart playing mates in the late 80s and early 90s.

He's Jamaican, and his surname is Whyte.

His dad named him Enoch.

You should have seen new teams faces when he signed the team sheet :^0
By:
Donnie Brasco
When: 16 Jan 10 17:10
Since the 1960's I doubt if anyone has named their child Myra.
By:
plainlazy
When: 16 Jan 10 17:59
nearly everybody my age was called roger...cant imagine a baby roger now.

op..i think mabel is quite popular now
By:
rollando1
When: 16 Jan 10 18:02
Churchill was the last white person to be called Winston.
By:
BillKiller
When: 16 Jan 10 18:07
wonder if they would have thought the same if they realised his name was ernesto guevara

Ah, Little Ern. He shared a bed with Eric, you know.
By:
johnizere
When: 16 Jan 10 18:13
I remember a guy at school was named Widgery. Not many of them around I reckon?
Jack has become common, I believe, after Jack Sparrow, Pirates of the Caribbean etcf......
By:
iamajambo
When: 16 Jan 10 18:43
The most common womens name in the UK is Margaret.I suspect that Thatcher will have put a stop to that.
By:
eastwood 23
When: 16 Jan 10 18:48
We had a Thornton Smith at school. An old family name apparently.
By:
charwell.
When: 16 Jan 10 18:49
Elsie is my grandmothers. Never seen anyone under 70 with the same name.
By:
cricketjon
When: 16 Jan 10 19:03
Colin Pitchfork
By:
lonesome
When: 16 Jan 10 19:18
Tom Scudamore, the jump jockey, was on the radio this morning and he said his children are called Margot and Myrtle.


which is nice
By:
HRH The Lager Khan
When: 16 Jan 10 19:20
Well I at least hope they are girls then
By:
BillKiller
When: 16 Jan 10 19:22
Heavenly Hiraani Tiger Lily isn't as popular as it used to be
By:
thebandit
When: 16 Jan 10 19:23
Oliver Clothesoff
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Paintball's coming home.
When: 16 Jan 10 20:01
When I registered my son, the registrar said she'd never registered anyone called Susan which was her own name. Think she said she'd been doing the job about 6 years
By:
Big Charlie
When: 16 Jan 10 23:32
Aubrey Clack.

I worked with him once.

Looked like the singer in Mott The Hoople iirc.
By:
digdeep
When: 16 Jan 10 23:40
Brooklyn
Peaches
Pixie
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