Page 1 of Builders name- Which is the funniest genuine name?

My neighbour drives a van around with this on the back. He might well be, but does it need advertising?

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This item was edited on Monday, 30th August 2004, 13:44

Can`t see the picture! You`ll just have to tell us what his name is!

Fixed. :-)

LOL quality.

My mate took this photo while on his way out of work. It`s a car-wash service where it`s all done by hand. :)

No pics and slightly off topic. My brother had a classmate called William Hairs! As if that wasn`t enough for his parents to be responsible for, Willy`s brother was called Matthew - poor sods. Willy and Matty Hairs :D

Also, whilst working for HM Gov I had a claim form from an A R Don - think about it. All very Bart-esque :)

I`ll get me coat...

LOL at BJ Champion!

I went to school with a Wayne King and my sister was at college with a girl called Stacey Lapper... people should put more thought into names!

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There`s a teacher at my brother`s old school called Miss Fookiass. I haven`t got a clue how you spell it but that`s how its pronounced.

Surprisingly enough she is very settled and doesn`t receive much "stick" over it.

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Also, whilst working for HM Gov I had a claim form from an A R Don

That`s extremely tenuous! I bet you used to sit there all day sifting through looking for the names with the slightest hint of innuendo ;)

My mum went to school with a girl called Winifred Snodgrass.

This next one isn`t real but just thought of it.

Richard Slicker would be a good one with just the initial before the surname.But must have been thought of before, if not I claim its urban slang copyright.
Best Mark.

Went to school with someone called Joe King. Used to work with Wayne Kerr, A(andy)Delboy, and A(alan) Pratt.

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That`s extremely tenuous! I bet you used to sit there all day sifting through looking for the names with the slightest hint of innuendo

No! That one just came up! :)

When I worked as a debt collector (a really nice one!) one gent was called Bruenbaum - I tried to pronounce it Brownbawm but he insisted on it being pronounced Brownbum :/

I`ll get me coat...