Fantastic True-life Names Page 7
Probably the best name in the world. Get hold of Carlsburg now!
I think its because of the tash.
Quote: EllieJP @ June 17 2008, 11:52 AM BSTI had Miss Nott and Mr Strange as art teachers.
My art teacher was called Mr Millicheap
Oh now that is HILARIOUS. I like the single letter thing though, that's cool.
My friend was related to a Julie Gillooly.
Through work I've seen Jenna Taylor and Moses Moses.
Anyone remember a few years ago in the paper someone had called their baby Drew Peacock?
Quote: Simon Stratton @ July 24 2008, 10:07 AM BSThttp://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/7522952.stm
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/afp/20080724/tod-nzealand-name-offbeat-7f81b96.html
Benson and Hedges?
Years ago, my mum had a colleague at the DHSS who was interviewing a lady about her son for child benefits and she asked his name. The lady replied 'Gooey'. She asked her to repeat it and eventually had to get her to write it down. She wrote: "Guy".
If you'd only seen it written down and thought it was pronounced like that, why on earth would you pick it!>_<
Also knew a student once called Mercy Muffler. 
I once knew a bloke called Brian Damage.
My surname is Orbell and is said exactly as is spelt. Imagine my irritation when I was in a doctor's surgery and the nurse I'd come to see called out.
'Can we have Mr Orrible please'
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Today I had dealings with one Saffron Fradley.
There's a customer at the local library where I work called Simon Brilliant.
Oh that IS amazing! 
I am still loving Pauline Pooparts.