Despite the warnings contained in our previous question on The Act of Onan, you all still appear to be masturbating like monkeys in a zoo. Tell us your stories of jerking the gherkin and double-clicking the mouse.
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(, Thu 17 Feb 2011, 12:22)
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I once met a fellow in Sydney who did have the unfortunate name of Wayne Carr.
In the Navy you have the ranks of Seaman and Leading Seaman. Yes, I have met a Seaman Staynes and a Seaman Seamen. Shits and giggles over the PA for a Seaman Staynes.
A few years back there was a Minister for Racing in NSW whose name was Richard Face.
(, Mon 21 Feb 2011, 22:16, 12 replies)
Our PE Teacher used to call us all Master smith or Master jones or whatever. there was a boy named Eoin Bates. true story- you can tell how it ended
(, Mon 21 Feb 2011, 22:23, closed)
a Simon Staines. Our music teacher had an accent & insisted on being called "Master". His surname was Bates. His favorite student was Simon.
Music was funny for all except those 2!
True story.
(, Tue 22 Feb 2011, 1:43, closed)
your teacher would be a wanker if he called himself that. No touching allowed! No sense of humour!
(, Tue 22 Feb 2011, 5:42, closed)
The unfortunate name I called out whilst doing the register for a brand new intake of secondary school students. None of them seemed to think anything of it. I couldn't see that lasting.
(, Tue 22 Feb 2011, 5:04, closed)
Parents - they should be licensed to name children. Glad you kept a straight face.
(, Tue 22 Feb 2011, 5:40, closed)
Like the idiots who named their kid Drew. Mr and Mrs Peacock showed themselves to be real morons.
(, Tue 22 Feb 2011, 11:53, closed)
Mike Mouse. No, seriously.
Poor fucker...
(, Tue 22 Feb 2011, 5:44, closed)
My daughter had a teacher called Miss G Stringer, and I once worked in an office with a guy who insisted everyone call him Michael.. his surname was Hunt.
(, Tue 22 Feb 2011, 6:27, closed)
I can imagine that guy saying his name very stringently and a teeny bit high pitched - "Michael, it's Michael".
(, Tue 22 Feb 2011, 8:14, closed)
with an experience of possible adolescent DIY sounding.
Names - hmmm, I once worked on a ward where in a sideroom there was a gentleman with a hugely inflamed testicle.
As staff tend to refer to patients by their condition - The Leg in bed 1, The Spleen in bed 4 and so on - the poor bloke was naturally known as The Goolie. This worked well until a Mrs Goolie arrived in the sideroom next door.
How long did it take for someone to call the bloke Mr Goolie?
Not long. Not long, at all. Poor man.
(, Tue 22 Feb 2011, 7:36, closed)
Wanklyn. Always introduced himself by his first name only, wonder why...
(, Tue 22 Feb 2011, 9:27, closed)
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