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to think that "Parpworth" is a v amusing surname...

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JessePinkmansHoody · 20/05/2014 13:26

I am aren't I Grin And I just don't care.

Some days the only way forward is a bit of blatant immaturity..

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forago · 20/05/2014 14:08

Tsk my dirty mind!! It might have helped that he is American and his email signature said 'Randy McAnally'

I feel bad for laughing at his name now - he was very helpful

forago · 20/05/2014 14:10

my ds teacher is Miss Cockburn. DP thought I was joking when I told him her name.

I have to think of Kurt Cobain when I am talking to her to resist the urge to pronounce it phonetically.

Madcatgirl · 20/05/2014 14:11

I swear this is true, I used to work in a travel agent and one f the regular customers was mr blowe-mycock.

SoFishy · 20/05/2014 14:13

On a previous thread about this, someone called Roger Mashitter was mentioned.

Still makes me snort. Poor Roger.

SoFishy · 20/05/2014 14:15

And there is a well-known businessman called Eggie Kock.

FatalCabbage · 20/05/2014 14:18

I have had professional dealings with one Randy Frisk.

And when my friend got married she double-barrelled to R0gers-L@dds (obscured for Google purposes) but unsurprisingly her DH didn't.

FuckyNell · 20/05/2014 14:18

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trufflesnout · 20/05/2014 14:27

Should we be posting people's full names like this? I mean they must be pretty identifiable!

DrFunkesFamilyBandSolution · 20/05/2014 14:35

I know a Mr.Anal, pronounced Ar-nall apparently.

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