Funny names

[LMH]

Graham

That's just reminded me - there's a solicitor in Nottingham called Rupert Bear.

Lisa.

 

[emmerson2]

Lisa,what are doing in here at this time? Afternoons are for us retired old fogies,not a young slip of a thing like you! Delighted you could join us, though.

 

[LMH]

Hi emmerson

Thanks for the compliment. Ssssh, I'm at work, leaving in six minutes.

Lisa. x

 

[AnnM1]

My neighbour, named Smith, was going to call her newly born son Paul Ian until I suggested it would not be a good idea. She couldn't understant why, until I showed her the initials! She decided Ian Paul would suit better!

 

[JandP]

My mother had a friend called Lydia, who married Mr Kettle.That one I know to be true, but Mr and Mrs Carte calling thier son Orson, I cannot vouch for. Good though, int it?

excellent!

 

[JandP]

My friends mum was Teresa Green (she must have loved her hubby to marry him and get that name)

One company I worked for had a manager in the Indian Branch called Mr Dikshit

At school my friends granfather (born before the days of carpets) was called Walter Wall

in the Hemel Hempstead phone book in the 70's was a Mr W.Ankers

if you go to http://www.drakesvision.com/sria/cheshire.htm in the position of Provincial 3rd Ancient is one Dr.Paul Mycock,

Walter Wall! brilliant

 

[JandP]

These are also true

Customer contact of mine Mr Gary Baldie. Also my brother knows someone called Peter Rabbit

That takes the biscuit!

 

[RichardH]

Walter Wall! brilliant

we always used to joke that he should open a carpet shop but the girl at school never semed to find it funny

 

[bones1]

My parents used to have a neighbour whose first name was Ivor and surname Message

Ivor Message. It makes me giggle.