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By *icketysplits OP Woman
over a year ago
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I met a man on another site with the biggest cock I have ever seen... he found he was always a little frustrated as quite a few women found it a little challenging (me too  . His name was Horne. |
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"Well my last name is Amazingshag but modesty forbids me from commenting 
Why not, most people have carpets these days.
Actually it's the tobacco I use in my pipe  "
Bedtime... |
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A long time ago names were very deterministic. Surnames were not very common untill the 14th Century when John the Blacksmith became John Smith or John Smith and since trades ran in the family that surname would stick.
It is now only coincidental to find that.
Smith is still one of the most common surnames (certainly amongs Anglo Saxons) and I defy you to find a smith still working iron or a Mr Cooper who makes barrels......... |
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"I was at schoole with a Peter Ennis - bet you can't guess what his nickname was
pete 
know a guy who's sirname was glassdick... you could see him coming a mile off ...
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Surely, you could see right through him? - Ed...... |
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"My friends dad was calked George Flood and he, not surprisingly, was a plumber."
I've got a mate who's nickname is 'Flood' and when his son was born he automatically became known as 'puddle'. |
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"My friends dad was calked George Flood and he, not surprisingly, was a plumber.
I've got a mate who's nickname is 'Flood' and when his son was born he automatically became known as 'puddle'. "
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By (user no longer on site)
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"There really is a hemorroid consultant called P. Iles....
....and a doctor called Dr. De'ath."
We used to have a Dr. De'ath at our local practise although that was many years ago. His partners were Dr. Risk and Dr. Kurss (true  ) |
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"My friends dad was calked George Flood and he, not surprisingly, was a plumber.
I've got a mate who's nickname is 'Flood' and when his son was born he automatically became known as 'puddle'. "
awwww thats cute  |
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By *icketysplits OP Woman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
"A long time ago names were very deterministic. Surnames were not very common untill the 14th Century when John the Blacksmith became John Smith or John Smith and since trades ran in the family that surname would stick.
It is now only coincidental to find that.
Smith is still one of the most common surnames (certainly amongs Anglo Saxons) and I defy you to find a smith still working iron or a Mr Cooper who makes barrels........."
But that's why it's interesting now... Like the osteopath called Supple or the bank worker called Teller. |
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"My Dad, Granddad & Great Granddad all had the same name as me (eldest son thingy), Richard Wilson ***********, does that mean that I'm Dick Willy the 4th? "
No I do not believe it. |
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Don't even want to think about that one