Unfortunate names

Eva Vestof

Originally Posted by keithd

Musa Kusa makes me grin

Snap, as does the news presenter Nina Nanaar!

Annie Swallows and Tracy Cockburn are the best names I have come across!

[Viney]

Originally Posted by keithd

Musa Kusa makes me grin

With ya there, along with Nina Nanarr the reporter

*Spooky, posted what Nic posted*

Originally Posted by Viney

With ya there, along with Nina Nanarr the reporter

*Spooky, posted what Nic posted*

Banky Moon always makes me laugh

[Jayneflakes]

Of the many schools I went to, I only ever met two silly named people, both lads and both called Wayne.

One was a Carr and the other was a King. I think that they had parents who either did not like them very much or had a mean streak.

What I remember of Mr Carr is that he was the first person I heard use the word Sad to mean uncool. As an impressionable youngster, fresh from being a brat at Army Brat School combined with an Enid Blyghton accent, to hear such slang was amazingly cool. Mr Carr could also belch out the word Bo*****s! I think I liked him...

Originally Posted by keithd

Musa Kusa makes me grin

Originally Posted by Viney

With ya there, along with Nina Nanarr the reporter

*Spooky, posted what Nic posted*

Great minds think alike!!

Originally Posted by Milky Bar Kid

Snap, as does the news presenter Nina Nanaar!

That's the sound a police car makes!

Originally Posted by missyorkie_chris

We used to have a teacher called Mr Pratt. His initials were U.R. so Mr U R (a) Pratt

Our head of year at upper school was Hugh Pratt... and he was.

A guy from now-defunct Bizarre Creations (makers of Project Gotham games, among others) is called Stephen Cakebread. The closure of the studio has prompted the obvious 'you can't have your Cakebread and eat it'.

[DarrenSV650S]

aww does that mean we wont be getting PGR5?