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  • Some times it's hard to remain professional.
  • thejesmonddingo
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    Year above me had a cracker called Teresa Green

    Bregante
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    I worked at the beeb in a previous life with John Wayne, Pete Townsend and Michael Jackson.

    grum
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    Sorry for being thick but why is Teresa Green funny? Or are we just listing any old name now? 🙂

    Cougar
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    Trees Are Green.

    Good god man, my gran used to tell that joke, and she’s been dead twenty years.

    grum
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    That qualifies as a joke? Crikey some people are easily amused. 😐

    🙂

    brakes
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    guy at our college at uni was called R C Brownsword

    wombat
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    Cougar – Member

    Mrs Kerr had a son Joseph

    Not Wayne, then. Or Juan.

    A chap that works at one of my clients is called Wayne Carr.

    wombat
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    I also worked with a guy whose surname was Penistone.

    Moderately humorous but even funnier was his IT login that was the first 5 letters of the person’s surname

    wombat
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    I also worked with a guy whose surname was Penistone.

    Moderately humorous but even funnier was his IT login that was the first 5 letters of the person’s surname

    Sandwich
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    Brother-in-law taught a Tamara Knight.

    Teetosugars
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    Wasn’t Cameron met by someone called Randy Bumgardner when he went to catch up with Obama the other month?? 😳

    Cougar
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    Assistant Chief of Protocol, apparently.

    Wikipedia has him as ‘Baumgardner’, but I haven’t seen that spelling anywhere else.

    atlaz
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    Bloke I used to work with just changed his name, by deed poll, to Dark Knight. He is, it must be said, a very odd man.

    PJM1974
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    Times like this I think of Daniel. Or Dan. Poor Dan.

    His surname was Gleeballs.

    smoothchicken
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    Met a bloke called Kwa Kwa-Kwa once at some do and sit next to a Jon Thomas at work. Also had to phone some called Dr Ng once, wasn’t sure I should say ‘nnng’, ‘nug’, ‘nnnnn’ or ‘ing’

    Cougar
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    Bloke I used to work with just changed his name, by deed poll, to Dark Knight.

    That’s brilliant. Does he get out of bed every morning crying “The Dark Knight rises!!” ?

    portlyone
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    My mate is a Ng, it is pronounced like “ung” I believe.

    Colleague’s sister is Jo King.

    sobriety
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    My mate is a Ng, it is pronounced like “ung” I believe.

    My primary school teacher was an ‘Ng’, pronounced “ing”

    daftvader
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    on my delivery (i am a postman) i have got a Damien Darklord and a Foster Boddington

    rs
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    pretty sure there is a cockhead somewhere at my work

    mt
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    Used to have a customer called Alec Dick. A good bloke who had had a tough life.

    Another client was a Mr Liquorice, he worked for International Flavours Ltd. It always made me smile.

    Bikingcatastrophe
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    King family at my school. 3 kids: Lee, Jo and Wayne.
    Bloke I met through work once called Tod ****. american – but even so, life must have been hell at school.
    Friend produced an album for some norwegian artist called Lars Hole.
    Also at work, a Japanese worked whose email alias was takashit.

    Oh the fun we had…

    My wife had an art teacher at school called Mr Pen.

    ScottChegg
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    We have Bubba Bumgardner in the US. Also Dick Botch made me pause when I met him.

    De’Ath means your family come from the town of Ath in Belgium. Not funny, but true.

    Harry_the_Spider
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    In my previous job…

    Tobias ****
    Wilhelm Wankum
    Rich Stawars

    and my favourite

    Raul Acosta

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