Unfortunate Names....

My grade 2 teachers's name was Mrs.Teets.....now you try saying that with no front teeth and see if it comes out Teets :eek: :D :D :D

 

Imagine if someone had the name Isaac Hunt !!!! around here with a heavy derbyshire accent it sounds rather rude !!!

This one is the god's honest truth, the managing director of a company i have investments in is called....wait for it.... Richard Turpin....!!!
I kid you not. Puts you on edge a bit. !!!

 

I once worked with two gynaecologists, one was name Butcher and the other, with a real pop-star look about him, was called Mr Vas (It's an anatomical term vas deferens - look it up on Google to see why it was an appropriate name for a gynae guy - but not if you're shy or easily offended!)

[ 05. December 2006, 01:24 PM: Message edited by: michaelmasdaisy ]

 

I went to school with a girl named Lucille Laskey she soon became Lucy Lastic, I also once worked with a lady called Theresa Greene, but what I wish most is that Albert Einstein`s parents had had a sense of humour then they could have named their son Frank. David.

 

There is a reporter on the TV called Julia Ceasar. I knew a guy named Adrian Wall. I don't suppose anyone knows a man called Hugh Jampton?

 

I used to go to school with a boy called Phillip Fennel. Work with a girl called Pauline Pratt and she was a bit!.My doctors name was Dr Darling and he wasn't! and a family friend called Adam Adams. :D

 

I have collected a few odd names and here are several of them:-

Kalbfleisch - Calf meat
Kuhfu�Ÿ - Cow foot
Pfefferkorn - Peppercorn
Windelberg - Diaper Mountain
Wintermantel - Winter Coat
Ziegenbein - Goat leg
Ziegenfu�Ÿ - Goat foot

We have a dentist in town, Dr Zahn / Dr Tooth

 

I went to school with an
Ivor Longhorn, His father was Mr. B Longhorn
And hubby worked with a copper called
Robin Banks.

I also now a Dr Pain GP
and a dentist called Mr. Pullman
and a quarryman called ian CLIPSTONE
and a bank manager called A m Ernest.... yeah right!

 

K-G - when I was in school in Germany, there was a Latin teacher called Herr Agricola! And I knew a family called Schmidt von Knobelsdorf...... and there's more.... but I won't go into that now, everyone will no doubt be delighted to hear!

 

I like the Diaper Mountain, K-G, I just love your Robin Banks, compostee! Superb! :D :D