I went to school with Steve Kanoff. Of course everyone called him Jack!
No joke My boss once had a client or a friend named Richard Head.
Jones, post: 382716, member: 10458 wrote: No joke My boss once had a client or a friend named Richard Head.
Worked with an engineer years ago (I think he's with Butler in Olathe, KS now) named Clarence Muensch (pronounced 'munch')....and yes, he had a brother named Richard.
My wife had an Uncle whose name was JC. His birth cert. said J only- C only. Sometimes the rowdy crowd would greet him as J only-C only!
I have a neighbor like that. He is LD. Not learning disabled. His first name is apparently L and his middle name is apparently D. No periods involved.
There was a guy that used to work here whose name was Richard Weed.....
I went to elementary school with a girl named Scarlet Ann Gray. This was in Columbus, Ohio, home of the Buckeyes. At least one autumn, a reporter came to talk to her. She was not amused.
Melita
Go Bucks!
So if you name them Star or Mercedes are the destined to be strippers?
Jack Hammer, whom some of you know, just retired as Head of Survey for Massport.
I posted this years ago that I worked for a consulting engineer group that had an elder engineer named Dick Johnson.
His nickname at the office was 'Redundant'.
surveyorjake, post: 382889, member: 8349 wrote: My wife had an Uncle whose name was JC. His birth cert. said J only- C only. Sometimes the rowdy crowd would greet him as J only-C only!
My grandfather and uncle were both named B.B. Easy name to spell, at least.
We use to sit around and make these up while quaffing suds..
Bill Fold
Ben Dover
Bobby Sachs
Marsha Dimes
Jim Nasium
...ad naseum...(hic) :beer:
There is a town in NH I used to live next to by the name of Dover. Rumor had it that the founding father was named Ben. True story. I don't remember ever investigating how true that story was.
Sorry John, Dover was first settled by a man named Hilton, city was named after the town in England.
I just pulled this one from a local news story "Park Superintendent Cassius Cash"....... must be one of Paden's kin.
Back around 1974, I worked with a girl named Patricia Hurst. At the time Patty Hearst was all over the papers and news because she was kidnapped as some of you probably remember. I was at a concert (they were free outdoor concerts they had on the local college campus) that she was at and the announcer said over the loudspeaker as a joke "Patty Hearst" please come to the office area you have a phone call. She went up to the front responding to the announcement.
Looked at recent
Births at the local hospital in the news.
Everyones named kind of normal but this caught my interest
Jesse James Gunn, born July 11, son of Briana ..... and ..... Gunn, of Abita Springs. He weighed 7 lbs., 7 oz.
That reminded me of my ol' buddy, Ted Gum. He married a nice lady named Sandy. Her new name, of course, was Sandy Gum. That leaves sort of an odd taste in your mouth just thinking about it.
paden cash, post: 383015, member: 20 wrote: We use to sit around and make these up while quaffing suds..
We still do...
- Mike Hawk
- Mike Hunt
- Sofa King
- Hugh Jardon
- Haywood Jablowme
paden cash, post: 383015, member: 20 wrote: ...ad naseum...(hic) :beer:
I've had a test user here in this forum for a few years that you might have seen briefly. His name is Hugh Jass.
