Unfortunate names

I went to school with a Virginia Dillon

never did see her write her initials down ever

[Ratty]

My best mate is Chris Moss

I once heard a tannoy at a footie match for Drew Peacock (un-likely to be genuine)

and who remembers 'That's Life'? I 'll never forget that they featured a Tax Inspector called Robin B*stard. I'll bet you could still find him.

Ratty

[Red ones]

My brother went to svhool with Walter Butt

Originally Posted by Ratty

My best mate is Chris Moss

I once heard a tannoy at a footie match for Drew Peacock (un-likely to be genuine)

and who remembers 'That's Life'? I 'll never forget that they featured a Tax Inspector called Robin B*stard. I'll bet you could still find him.

There was a couple from Bedford in the news recently who named their baby Drew Peacock, before they twigged.

I thought that all tax inspectors were called that

[timwilky]

I worked with a guy called Ron Behan. He told a story of when his brother Leslie was on national service and decked a corpral who had the audacity to shorten his name.

Then again I used to also know a salesman by the name of Richard Turpin. He would alway attempt to fleece us. Typical.

When will parents ever learn.

It is as bad as boys names becoming girls ones. Shirley and Tracy are both male names in some parts of the country, although I don't think modern parents would be that cruel as to stick these handles on their little lads.

my dads mate is called brian Atoe

and his wife is Pat

Pat atoe - true no lies

not hat i know him but what about austin healey, England rugby player and iconic motor.

i do know someone called austin mackie, more commonly referred to as austin maxi. the 1970's BL car designers were not having a good day when they came up with this

I once worked for someone called Rod Johnson...fondly known by all in the office as double-****...
Also know someone called Richard Wood...used to be called wooden **** at school

Originally Posted by DanDare

A doctor leaving near me actually has the unfortunate name of Dr Death.

No seriously, apparently its prenounced De'ath.

A chum of mine with that very surname bought me a beer in Deal this lunchtime.

in my year at school we had an Ian Buck and an Anthony Pratt was good when there names were called i remember once a really nice foreign student teacher of the female variety shouting the register class was full of sniggering when ian's name was called