I dare you

[Buleste]

I dare you not to laugh at the name in this (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8014318.stm) genuine news article.

[Submeg]

C'mon, as if he wouldn't change his name!

[1980-20..]

I didnt laugh at all, i found it a very moving and positive story of the regeneration of a war torn country.

[Stephen Coates]

I dare you not to laugh at the name in this (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8014318.stm) genuine news article.

I'm glad the BBC news pages don't take comments.

[Buleste]

I'm sorry but Major Head is a great porn name.:lol:

[Merlin]

@ Buleste

I'll see you, and raise you this article.... see if you can beat this one.....

:lol:

[Buleste]

God I must be getting slow, I saw the headline and I thought what's funny about that? Then I saw the rest and all I can say is comedy Gold!!!

[1980-20..]

???????????. huh?.

[Merlin]

Er, Roger Boyes.......??

Think about it..... :hmmm:

[Harrison]

I went to school with someone called Richard Head. Seems many parents don't realise at all the derivatives that are possible! :lol:

[J T]

Caroline Wyatt
Defence correspondent

BWAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHA roflcopter.

I imagine the army training was tricky for Dickie Head, although as he's as good as chosen his nickname, maybe the others couldn't come up with anything better/worse.

And not to detract from the story (at all) but Major Woody, and Private Parts are clearly the best officers.




(I went to uni with a girl that had the surname Cundick. Genuine LOLz)

[1980-20..]

Er, Roger Boyes.......??

Think about it..... :hmmm:

Oooooooooooooppppppppsssssssssss. I missed that i read the entire article, except that bit obviously. :blink::owned::eyebrow:

[Merlin]

Yeah it was kind of subtle wasn't it... not. :lol:

---------- Post added at 20:22 ---------- Previous post was at 20:20 ----------

I knew a girl that went through hell as a kid, because of her name. She always protested that it was pronounced "ray", but who would really want to name their child...

Donna Rea

OOps
:lol:

[Buleste]

I used to work as a Customer "Who Cares?" Advisor for a mobile firm and one of the first things you do when you're bored (after looking for famous people) is look for rude and silly names. I found a few Kuntz, Shitters and even a W**kum.:lol:

[1980-20..]

We had a customer at work called Mr Tickle, he was funny bloke and was having a good old laugh about his name. Then he piped up with "I do some times feel sorry for my daughter Tess" but i think he was pulling our legs a wee bit.:lol: