Not down to the surname as such but a friend at school was called Thomas Thomson... Yes, we did make fun of him.
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19-11-2010 12:53 PM #31@hibs.net private member
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19-11-2010 12:54 PM #32First Team Breakthrough
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Originally Posted by libernian
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haha no way! serious?
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19-11-2010 05:56 PM #33First Team Regular
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Lassy at school was called Candice Spencer, that was funny enough but her dad was gypsy and ran the local ammusements in aviemore!!
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03-12-2010 11:57 AM #34Left by mutual consent!
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Not a surname, but there are a lot of people in Brittany called Erwan (I wouldn't have thought Field Marshal Rommel would be so popular here).
Anyway, here's the myspace page of a guy I know.
http://www.myspace.com/er******avec
(that's "e r w a n k e r a v e c" pre. sweary word filter).
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03-12-2010 04:35 PM #35Coaching Staff
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Standard Life by any chance? Originally Posted by Woody1985
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04-12-2010 03:40 PM #36First Team Breakthrough
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I got one at work on day, working on a dialler system for Scottish Hydro all we got was the name on the screen and had to speak!
"Hello can I speak to Mrs Dogdoo please" her reply "Ha ****ing ha!"
apparently it is pronounced Dojdoo........
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In Burger King at Waverley there's an Asian lassie with the name 'Manmeat'
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05-12-2010 08:55 PM #38Testimonial Due
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Worked for an American bank few years back. There was a Randy P Ennis
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06-12-2010 12:21 AM #39Left by mutual consent!
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Worked with someone called Emma Growupandgetalife. No joke
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06-12-2010 08:36 AM #40Left by mutual consent!
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Was she related to you by any chance ..? Originally Posted by LeithWalkHibby
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06-12-2010 10:18 AM #41@hibs.net private member
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Aye... Originally Posted by LeithWalkHibby
This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote''It's always been just part of the culture. Growing up, for most working-class kids, is all about football, music or clothes. You might not have much money, but whatever you have got, you're going to look good.'' - Paul Weller
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06-12-2010 11:05 AM #42
Dunno if it's unfortunate or funny, or both, but the head of addiction services in Fife is a Dr. Cockayne.
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