Appropriate surnames.

[VSS]

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(Thought better of it. The chap I was intending to ridicule might be a member of this site).

 

[JTO]

I had to contact a WO2 Balls at Bovington army camp once.

 

[Lever357]

When I worked for Barclays, one of my managers was called Mr Fidler and the head of the local wills and trusts department was Mr Angel!!

 

[mealiejimmy]

My son worked at a golf club where one of the members was known to one and all by his nickname "two soups"
His real name was Campbell Baxter

Cheers

Bruce

 

[BenBhoy]

Report on farm in my village about rabbit farming - reporter a Mr Hare!!

 

[Covert]

Remember my Father taking a photo back in the 70’s when we’re on holiday in Devon of a van with the signage, “Robin Bastard” Antiques on the side of it.
An old Head keeper of mine frequently told of an estate in the south of England which had 4 beat keepers employed with the surnames of North, East, South and West. Don’t know how true that was.
Used to know a keeper in Wiltshire called Ray Rabbit though.

 

[SamHuntVic]

Some years ago in Tasmania, a man charged with murder had a defending barrister named Slaughter.
I don't know the outcome.
Grant.

 

[Farmer_J]

My old teacher in school, Mrs Geekey.

 

[dm800]

Farmers daughter in neighbouring village called..........Sheepwash...! Honestly !

Knew a guy from Borstal in Kent called Sheepwash.....mental

 

[BRYAN]

Boris Johnson.

 

[Cootmeurer]

While in graduate school (Plant Science) one of my profs was the Enolgist (Doctor of Winemaking). His names was Richard Vines PhD

 

[Bo Diddley]

I think it was in the film Porkys, the chaps get the lass to ask if anyone has seen Mike Hunt over the tannoy, he was the lost friend