Names that make you snigger.

[Brains]

Headmaster of my old school - Hugh Cocke
Nil points for guessing his nickname

 

[HLaB]

I once worked beside a guy named Goodwillie. One day he got a phone call from a Miss Honeybun...true!

There's a David Goodwillie, a striker for Dundee Utd.

 

[Hover Fly]

I've just posted something to Beaver Creek, Ohio, USA

 

[PaulB]

We once had a German chap come to work with us who went by the fantastic name of Herwig Spazzwank. There were unlauts and things and he pronounced it Sperchvenk. But we didn't!

 

[Hover Fly]

I was once introduced to a Frenchman named Mr. Grenouilleau, "Good evening, Mr Robson" he said in impeccable English. In just as perfect English I replied "Good evening Mister Frogwater"

 

[xpc316e]

There was a WPC in the Met Police called Adora Dick.

 

[Chuffy]

There's an American sports car driver called Dick Trickle.
Makes me smile every time.

 

[PaulB]

Who remembers the former FA chairman, Dick Wragg?

 

[alecstilleyedye]

and what about wada chief dick pound? w*nker

 

[grhm]

Few years ago their was a major league baseball player Chuck Knoblock - not sure that how it's spelt. Used to make us snigger

 

[Graham O]

How about the surname Wankovski? Polish and true. I used to work with one.

 

[Cubist]

Have dealt with a Duane Pipe, Theresa Green, Isaac Hunt,and a Don Kiddick.

 

[Cubist]

Few years ago their was a major league baseball player Chuck Knoblock - not sure that how it's spelt. Used to make us snigger

KNOBLAUCH, (German for garlic)

 

[grhm]

KNOBLAUCH, (German for garlic)

Ahh.. you learn something new everyday

And doing a quick search turns up en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chuck_Knoblauch, but there's s no reference to garlic though

 

[graham56]