unusual names

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beans wrote:

Pubic hair

Haha, yes, I meant that.

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koe_182 wrote:

oh yes! found it

oi it's north lincolnshire now.

my name's lucinda, some might call that weird.

eta: but there is a hair salon called public hair on cole street but the L always gets stolen from the sign.

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Basic Instinct wrote:

I can read it.

Mr Pubic Hair
164 cole street.
Scunthorpe
South ..

About it tho.

South Humberside. :yes:

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Kijika is such a fab name! I've never heard of that before, its lovely!

My names Elisa which is pronounced E-lee-sa, I think its pretty simple but looads of people say it wrong, it does annoy me sometimes, like they say Elissa, Elisha, Eliss-i-a, EliZa, stuff like that. My supervisor at work still calls me Elisha and I've been there for a year now, I've given up correcting her!

Even members of this very board say it wrong, no names mentioned (butpointstoDuffy)

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Isn't it 16A as opposed to 164? Anyway most of these names and names in general I have no problem with. It only takes common sense to work them out

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FireyFirenze wrote:

Kijika is such a fab name! I've never heard of that before, its lovely!

My names Elisa which is pronounced E-lee-sa, I think its pretty simple but looads of people say it wrong, it does annoy me sometimes, like they say Elissa, Elisha, Eliss-i-a, EliZa, stuff like that. My supervisor at work still calls me Elisha and I've been there for a year now, I've given up correcting her!

Even members of this very board say it wrong, no names mentioned (butpointstoDuffy)

everyone points at doofay for some reason or another :yes:

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on all my documentation i'm Zoe Calliope which i find odd as Calliope is only one of my middle names but it always gets put like that or hyphenated

have had some imaginative 'Did you says' from it though - cappuacino, kareoke, killy-piggy (yup he got a slap) someone said 'kamikazee??'

yes my parents are actually insane enough to name me kamikazee....

JsT

We have a lady who works in one of our French offices at work called Fanny Tart

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JsT wrote:

We have a lady who works in one of our French offices at work called Fanny Tart

=win.

JsT

1983 wrote:

=win.

The worst bit is trying to keep a straight face when you hear: "hello, its Fanny from Calais Office", cue mute button and laughing away.....

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my freinds name is Don-Louis Rudolph Walter George Zimmermann (we just call him donnie for short)

and lots of people think my second nae is strange, its Greenlees :<

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JsT wrote:

The worst bit is trying to keep a straight face when you hear: "hello, its Fanny from Calais Office", cue mute button and laughing away.....

God, reminds me of a café in Glasgow called "Fanny Trollope's".

http://www.fannytrollopes.co.uk/