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Silly surnames
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Was at school with an unfortunate guy whose parents obviously hadn't given any thought to the problems he would face going through life christened "Wayne Kerr"
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There a firm of solicitors in Wolverhampton called Hall Pratt & Pritchard. |
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Solicitor in Nottingham who handled my sister's divorce many years ago was Rupert Bear
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My uncle Roy, whose surname is Anuus, can never understand why I giggle when I post some soiled underpants through his letterbox.
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Malcolm Bastard the national hunt jockey, only the dinosaurs on here will remember him.
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I knew a girl called Megan Bacon.
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Jamie(?) Gotobed and Chris Nutter to add to the jockeys list
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I used to work with a German lady called Ingrid ****z, and my wife knew a Mr & Mrs Dick who called their daughter Iona
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* K u n t z
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Oh OK, there is a Belgian mathematician called Jacques T i t s . Look him up on wikipedia...
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08 Nov 12 02:04 knew a chris Pigg and have heard of a Dr Death! Pronounced Dee-Ath apparantly. Correct, I have an aunt with the surname De'ath or D'eath, one of the two. |
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Rupert Bear was the best known lawyer in Nottingham, mainly for his name. His given first name was Christopher. He had a brother called Edward.
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i knew a girl called jenny taylor, she married a guy called piercings. she decided to keep her name and add her hubbies name, so became jenny taylor-piercings. true story.
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Isla St. Clare married Wilfred Hyde White, when he died she married Brian Ferry.
She became Isla Whyte Ferry. |
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History Maker, this is Stoke - where an onion is a bleedin' onion!
Even the most pretentious pillock going wouldn't dare to call him/herself 'Ohniyon' here, unless they wanted to be laughed out of town. The teacher was a southerner. Perhaps she too was new to the school and didn't realise what a berk she was making of herself (which Lynn unfortunately also caught the flack from). Thinking about it: I can't remember seeing that teacher again. Perhaps she did us all a favour and went back to the land of Ohniyons. Dr Crippen, perhaps your Pratt was the same as the one I met. I wouldn't be surprised if he had the whole of the Midlands wrapped up by now. He was a top frog in contract law - and charged accordingly. |
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Knew a girl with the surname A'ness .Her parents named her Phillippa
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saw a bloke on the news with surname "Goodlad " a few weeks ago lol
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My dentist name was Dr Blood
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at school with a Pratt
teacher was K Nutt we added the P for his middle name worked with a women surname of Mann first name Gay was fun when she was duty manager and over the tannoy came "would Gay Mann please go to customer service desk also a Mrs Bugg Sidebottom always makes the wife laugh |
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Jacques Tits (French: [tits]; born 12 August 1930 in Uccle) is a Belgian and French mathematician who works on group theory and geometry and who introduced Tits buildings, the Tits alternative, and the Tits group.
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Goodwillie
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Badcock
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Nutter
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Gotobed
And she used to, quite willingly. I'm pretty sure there used to be a jockey called this. I don't follow racing like I used to, but I'm pretty sure there was a jumps jockey called Malcolm Bas tard in the 80's, who often used to ride for a trainer called Sly. When they had a winner it was a Sly Bas tard combination. Or did I make this up? |
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I was watching Pro Bull Riding on one of those US Sports channels on Friday night. One of the cowboy bull riders surnames was Dirteater !
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