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Flubster replied

16 May 2007, 10:33
I used to have a boss called Richard Brown, but wanted to be known as Dick. Entries in the address book were always 'Lastname, Firstname' so we of course always referred to him as Brown Dick.
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Kyajae replied

16 May 2007, 10:29
Originally posted by MrsGoof

I just sent an email to someone with the last name of Gohnad, because the ballsed something up.

I used to work with a lass called Jenny Taylor (pronounce the name fast enough and you'll twig it)
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MrsGoof started a topic Unfortunate / appropriate name

16 May 2007, 10:20
Unfortunate / appropriate name

I just sent an email to someone with the last name of Gohnad, because the ballsed something up.
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