Unfortunate Names

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Originally Posted by Ausfree

Had a boss once whose name was Ian Noy and he used to always sign his memo's I. A.Noy.How true it was!!!:)

A local politician up this way had the name Richard Face!!!!:o

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I know a work related person called Richard Head ...not making it up.

Worked at a dairy for a while.One of the production crew was a Asian wench call Mi ****. Pronounced of course:) Me ****.Me thinks it would have taken the lass ages to get through customs.
Cheers Hall

I know a bloke called Clint Eastwood...

Richard Head...? 1983 we had a young SPR march into 7Fd Sqn. He was from northern Tasmania and, before he'd joined the Army, he'd never had anyone in Tassie ever remark about his name...his family name was Brayne........and yes....his parents had called him Richard.

Forever...SPR Dick Brayne.

'Hey you!! SPR Dick Brayne!! Get over here!!

Went to school with a Richard Head seems this is a common one.

Also a bloke whose parents had not thought too hard about it before naming him Dwayne Pipe.

i got to school still and yesterday at the morning assembly they were calling out names for something, the the teacher paused and called out George Bush. everyone in the hall started laughing.
possibly the funniest thing i have heard in a while

Who remembers Sandy Roberts out in the middle of the MCG, introducing Miss Australia, Leanne Dick, to an audience of millions..........unfortunately he introduced her as Leanne Cock :eek::D........poor bugger.

worked with a bloke called RICHARD BACH, we called him "PUTCHA"... I think you'll work it out!

hahah that great

Here's an unfortunate name for a plumbing company Just a moment...

I can't help thinking the brown arm boys chose it on purpose