People with silly and / or stupid names

Look at the also viewed:

https://www.linkedin.com/pub/randy-bumgardner/1/35/a41

'Fart' is "Furz" and a "Furzer" is someone who farts.

I saw it here, by the way:

http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2015/apr/02/central-london-electrical-fire-still-burning-underground

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I'm not gonna lie.....I've had some quality, strong cider, and that made a little bit of wee come out.

I'm indebted

In Potters Bar is the Furzefield sports centre, made a 60yr old German engineer snigger like Mutley as we drove past

A colleague of mine was walking through a graveyard at the weekend and spotted a headstone for Fanny Cramps

My mate's gran was called Fanny Mould.

Bernard Bigot chief engineer on the french fusion reactor project

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm4262187/

BBC's Riz Lateef (rizla teef)

Gold Egele

Posted this in another thread a while back, seems I missed this thread.

"A mates Dad worked with a Richard Head, who insisted on being called Dick. The mind boggles.

I genuinely know the following people with harsh parents:

Hugh Janus
Tom Amato
Crescent Moon"

https://www.linkedin.com/pub/stuart-pidd/14/a14/573 (Stu for short)

https://www.linkedin.com/pub/si-lee/47/13a/b35

Ms Gooch

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Deep Ganguli

I walked past a sign for a crash repairs place the other day. The name? S.M. Ashe.

Nominative determinism much?

Executive Chairman of the Countryside Alliance and Director of the Countryside Alliance Foundation:

Lieutenant General Sir Barnabas William Benjamin White-Spunker, KCB CBE.

I expect at school he endured some gentle ribbing and then no more was said on the matter.

Spunner. Shit.

http://www.snipview.com/q/Barney_White-Spunner

It immediately raises the question as to whether he would pun for anyone other than whites.

The CEO of a company I used to work for was called, Roger Boyes

You couldn't make it up. There's a high-profile trial going on in Germany of an alleged Nazi terrorist called Beate Zschäpe. She has a team of four public defenders; it's an extraordinarily complex trial. One of them is called Grasel, which is a nondescript name. However, the other three are called Stahl, Sturm, and Heer by surname, which translates as Steel, Storm (a word associated very strongly with the Nazis in Germany) and Army.

http://www.sueddeutsche.de/politik/verfahrensregeln-juristische-oberflasche-1.2574069