Unfortunate (genuine) names

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Homers Double

Well-Known Member
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fanny_Chmelar

Probably already been said I’m not reading 27 pages.
 

Fastpedaller

Über Member
I worked in the same company as a guy called richard Willie. He was a really nice guy, however, word had it that if anyone called him Dick he became very annoyed. I never tried it (and indeed wouldn't have wanted to lest it cause upset to him, even before anyone had told me the aforementioned.)
 
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glasgowcyclist

Charming but somewhat feckless
Location
Scotland
I worked with a guy called Willie Gell.

I thought someone was doing a Bart Simpson when I got a call asking if I knew where Willie Gell was in the office.

In my head I heard Moe: “Willie Gell! Hey, can somebody find me Willie Gell please?!”
 

simongt

Guru
Location
Norwich
In Norwich many years ago, the manager of the refuse collection dept. was one George Smellie and in Ipswich, the manager of the buses was a Ronald Pickup - ! :eek:
Did they choose their jobs, or did their jobs choose them - ? :laugh:
 

Electric_Andy

Heavy Metal Fan
Location
Plymouth
I went to school with not 1, but 2 boys named Toby Hoare. You'd think they would have got more stick than they did, but after a while people just forgot about it
 

Gillstay

Veteran
Sadly my kids went to school with Poppy Fields which the stupid parents thought was ever so clever. Subtle child abuse in my eyes.
 

stephec

Squire
Location
Bolton
I went to school with a guy called Tony Mycock. Worth a giggle on its own but the day the rugby teacher stood at the door of the coach and shouted ‘has anyone seen Mycock’ was a moment of legend.

There was a Haycock in my school who got called straw dick, I heard a while back that he ended up inside on firearms offences.
 
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