I beleive that in certain parts of Africa it is common to call your off-spring after what is most precious to you. There are a disproportionate number of kids called Parafin.
<Cue 2 dogs f*cking joke>
Mmmm Melon eclaires.
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I beleive that in certain parts of Africa it is common to call your off-spring after what is most precious to you. There are a disproportionate number of kids called Parafin.
<Cue 2 dogs f*cking joke>
Mmmm Melon eclaires.
I must finally crack and add some names.
I know a Richard Head (this name seems more common than it should be, I blame the parents)
My wife works with a Jacqueline Hyde
The drama teacher at school was Michael Hunt
and when I was writing software for a Norwegian Life Assurance Company we found Aars Hole in the test data and thought it was a joke until the group we were working with pointed out that he worked in accounts.
One company I worked with had a strict policy for corporate email addresses which was lastname + first initial (followed by a number for duplicates).
Sadly this policy didn't work out too well for their IT guy, Richard Bone,
So boring (me, I mean), that's why most IT depts. use an underscore now.
My old PE teacher knew a Peter Nutt (P. Nutt) whose wife was called Hazel.
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