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Some other infamous Hughs, messrs Jass, Jarce, Jorgon, or Jardon.3 points
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I remember at IBM once when the tannoy system operator was persuaded to put out a call for "Hugh Janus". Brought the place to a halt for a while!3 points
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Anyone ever try Dickens' Cider? Although personally I prefer Cummins' ... 😂😂 On a serious note thanks very much Bernie that's him3 points
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You sure it wasn't Mike Hunt? Has anyone seen Mike Hunt?3 points
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Those Scottish miscreants Ben Doon & Phil McCavity are worth a mention.2 points
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Or a caving acquaintance from the 1970s - Phil Dinn2 points
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The florin from my newest 1911 proof set2 points
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The fixture secretary for Oxfordshire Hockey used to be Roy Soles. The name R. Soles would appear all over the place in letters, minutes etc. Some parents must be really dumb, or sadistic.2 points
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I had a customer years ago- nice guy- called Anthony P. Bacon. Oh please God why not Christopher???? Somewhere there is a Russel Sprout.2 points
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True story - we used to have a colleague called Mike Hunt, causing ribald laughter in the office every time he was called by tannoy to go somewhere. For a short time they tried "Mick Hunt", which caused even greater laughter. Eventually they just settled for "Mr Michael Hunt".....no sense of humour some people2 points
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I live near Bacon End. Its an absolute Pigs Arse to find.1 point
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"My name's Head - Richard Head. My friends call me Dick..."1 point
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Knew a guy whose parents didn't think ahead, Alan Ian Richard France. Best part is he was a cargo handler for British Midland.1 point
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Elsewhere there is Teresa Green and Justin Case....back in real life, I knew of someone with the double barreled surname "Winter-Snow"1 point
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Definitely Alan Hunt. He has been sending me catalogues by email for a number of years now.1 point
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I picked up an unsealed bag of Tower of London ones last week plus a couple in change. Finally something has landed near me, but I guess they'll have minted about 28million of them knowing just how lucky I can be. I will hold onto them in the hope they'll fund slightly more than half a decent Viccy sixpence.1 point
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Had to laugh at this - a 21st century version of the 1962 Bernard Cribbins classic "Right Said Fred"1 point
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1959 for me1 point
