to snigger at this person's name?

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Just caught sight of this on the credits at the end of a programme as I waited for something else to start..."Victoria Hamburger". Seriously, you'd change your name, wouldn't you?

I suppose the only thing that could be worse is if she married Mr Sponge

Yes it's Fenella Fudge! Phanny fudge indeed

Victoria Hamburger might well be German.

A lot of these names which seem so hilarious are quite normal in their homelands.

I worked with a guy called Dick Beaver. I also know a Jo King and a Ben Downe.

My friend deals with a japanese firm and the rep there is mr Sugashitta.

Also fell off my seat laughing at the woman in last night's '56 Up' - 'Vienetta!

Went to school with a Daly Bus.

Ivor Granden has cracked me up.

Local butcher to me has the name (translated) 'Evil Butcher' over his shop. Evil being his surname, but in German.

Ophelia Balls daughter of a butcher in Essex (heard it on radio essex a few years ago and nearly crashed the car!) also Dick Hand, Dilys Willis, anyone called Willey and lots of Mr Men - Mr Tall etc but so far no Mr Tickle.

Ed balls makes me snigger every time hes mentioned on the news!! Ill never grow up

teacher called Mr Jelly.

Thank you stepaway.. i will add that one to my Mr Men list!

Teacher called Mr Lusty

Our local police officer was Andrew Pratt
P.C Pratt or P.C A Pratt.
The kids use to have a field day

A boy in my class in infant school was called Fuk Ho. We didn't realise it was funny until years later!!

I went to school with Hazel Knutt. I also had a temp job in an office where the IT bloke was called Rusty Armour!

Oh just remembered - the police officer that did talks at our school was called PC Missing

georgesmummy I used to work for a company which also had an American office. There was a large Texan who worked for them called Sterling Pratt!

thankyou eatyourveg - yet another Mr Man character ticked off the list.

I went to college with someone who's sister was called Candida. And I seem to remember her mum had been a nurse before she'd got married so you think she would have known better!

I also used to have an orthodontist who was called Mr Savage - older gent with very large handlebar moustache who looked very scary!

A friend went to school with a Neil Downe.

I used to deal with someone via work called Emma Royds. She was Mrs Royds too (I wouldn't have changed my name!)

I used to have a customer called Mr Hardon

I hasten to add I was working in a bank (just realised that sounded a bit dodgy)

I had some dealings with a family where the children were called Beau (little girl) and Headley (boy). The family name was Lock.

Beaulock and headlock

On dodgy police names I know of a fair few. Just for starters:

Sergeant Rasher (now retired)
PC Bacon
The officer whose warrant number is DO001 and calls herself "do one"