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[Misc] Warwick Lightfoot



bha100

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Aug 25, 2011
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Warwick Lightfoot was just on bbc daily politics, thing is there is no one named Warwick Heavyankle or in the case of Danny Drinkwater ,i've not found anyone with a surname of Drinkbeer, we have people named Bacon, but no one with the surname egg or sausage, we must have some royalmail workers on here that have seen some wonderful names while going about their daily business
 








TottonSeagull

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Mar 5, 2011
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Totton (Nr Southampton)
Warwick Lightfoot was just on bbc daily politics, thing is there is no one named Warwick Heavyankle or in the case of Danny Drinkwater ,i've not found anyone with a surname of Drinkbeer, we have people named Bacon, but no one with the surname egg or sausage, we must have some royalmail workers on here that have seen some wonderful names while going about their daily business
Slow day in the office??:lolol::lolol:
 








wolfie

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Jul 19, 2003
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Warwickshire
I once taught an Irish boy called Donal Duck. I suppose there were some famous Drakes as well though.
 
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Dick Swiveller

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Sep 9, 2011
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Claire Beare is my favourite.

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Gabbafella

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Aug 22, 2012
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I went to school with Sean Connery, Daniel Craig and Michael Jackson. I also knew a Larry Potter.
 






Feb 9, 2011
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Lancing
Years ago we found a Mr Batman in the phone book, lived in Pulborough
Poor bloke the number of times we rang up asking for Robin
(We were at school)


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Fungus

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May 21, 2004
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Truro
In my family history research, I've wondered why anyone would call their daughter Fanny Glue. :blush::laugh:
 


The Brighton Bear

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May 3, 2010
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Rottingdean
I worked for a company many years ago who had a Graham Allison and an Alison Graham working for them. There was also a Chris Crossing and a Christian Sandals.
 






FatSuperman

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Kid at my school was called David Mycock, inevitably we'd ask if he had a brother called Phil, or Russell, etc.

A company I used to work at had a customer called Mrs Whalebelly, but my all time favourite was Mr. Edward Gibbon. Mr. E. Gibbon!

Come on that's amazing!! All hail the Mystery Gibbon.
 


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