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http://www.lettersofnote.com/2009/10/we ... -then.html
:shock: :D
Poor old Barry ANUS, er Naus :wink:
Try
http://www.lettersofnote.com/2009/10/we ... -then.html
:shock: :D
Great :D :lol:Originally Posted by Bristolian
"I looked with pity not untinged with scorn upon these trivial-minded passers-by"
There is a solicitors firm near my work called Shaidy and Co ... I should imagine they have some funny business cards!
MD of a big training firm up north..... Micheal Hunt.... never ever called him Mike..... :lol:
My old dentist was called Peter Payne. :lol:
Cheers,
Neil.
Seen and Indian restaurant called 'Touch of the Taj'
When you look long into an abyss, the abyss looks long into you.........
Great, My doctor is called Dr. Pill, and yes, I have worked with a Michael Hunt...Definately a Michael...
That's ok, as long as he had no women staff asking for him,Originally Posted by johncoote69
"Any one seen MICK HUNT"?
We have a Insurance company near us called - George Pratt - always make me giggle when I drive past. :lol:
Our local estate agent used to be called Swindals. ;)
PB
the local carpet shop near me is called GLP
which stands for Get Laid Proffesionaly which never fails to give me a giggle.
chris
There was a great scene in Arrested Development where Tobias complains that he got arrested for the business cards he had printed for his new Analyst/Therapist business.
There is an estate agent in Evesham or somewhere near there called Dolittle and Dally, i know it is true as it was mentioned on my Law Degree course.
I've got a card from Mustapha Camel. I must scan it in :)
My former Estonian boss was Primo Annus. I understand it is pretty common estonian last name :)
my former girl had a workcollegue in korea who was named kinky ho
This is my favourite, apparently the first bit says diner...
:lol: :lol: :lol: ....
I like that they consider the subtle difference between "insanity" and "madness" among other things...Originally Posted by RobboMedic
Yep, clearly a real pro :lol:Originally Posted by dachi
"I looked with pity not untinged with scorn upon these trivial-minded passers-by"
Originally Posted by dachi
"remove misunderstanding with anybody" - might be of use to us in the SC? :lol: ....too soon? :D
Someone at work put a call out of the tannoy for a Ivor Pond,I phoned down and the woman on the desk said that no-one was winding it her up it was the a womans husband who had gone "missing" in the store.
I genuinely came across a Chinese electronic component manufacturer called Fuk Hing a few years ago...
I dealt with a lady from the Caribbean telecomms organisation a little while ago, she is about 2/3rds down this page! :D
http://academy.itu.int/moodle/mod/resou ... hp?id=5514
worth the scrolling effort :lol:Originally Posted by roger645
When I was over there, I learnt that it is quite a common name, I didn't dare explain!Originally Posted by dachi
That was a stroke of luck.Originally Posted by roger645
Eddie
Whole chunks of my life come under the heading "it seemed like a good idea at the time".
:D Yes, very Handy!Originally Posted by swanbourne
Just the job.Originally Posted by roger645
"I looked with pity not untinged with scorn upon these trivial-minded passers-by"
common guys stop jerking around...it's only a name :DOriginally Posted by boddah
...reminds me of -->Originally Posted by x24m
Full story here.
Cheers,
Andreas
That probably explains why he's your OLD dentist!Originally Posted by Neil.C
My current dentist is called Coxshot, the surgery phone number ends in 6969 and the other dentist working in the surgery was a Miss Freelove. Like something from Carry on Dentist - I kept expecting Sid James to turn up in the waiting room and make a smutty comment...
LOL fantastic :lol:Originally Posted by Wild Rumpus
:lol: hilarious!
Had a direct seller pitch up at my front door a while back
he was looking for a Mr Richard Slicker
I told him there was no R Slicker living at this address
turns out a mate of mine had put some guff details in the system where he worked for a laugh to see what would happen
he didn't realise some Berk would pitch up at my front door