Isaac Hunt.

[mickd1961]

Fancy being called that!

There must be someone lumbered with that name somewhere.

If your surname was Knox you wouldn’t name your daughter “Opportunity” would you, surely you wouldn’t?

Any other classics?

[phild]

I worked with an Anne Coley who got married to Graham Salmon. I also worked with Mike Hunt I also new a David Kant who would have had his leg pulled dahn London way

[SwedishBaggie]

A sister of someone I met at uni was called Ann Ahl - works in both languages. 😎

[viaductbaggies]

Lad in year below at school - Gordon Bennet

[mickd1961]

A sister of someone I met at uni was called Ann Ahl - works in both languages. 😎

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Pugmitch]

When. I was in work we had a customer whose name was ‘Queenie Rabbit’......and yes she had a large number of kids!

[DaveP67 is back!]

Was a bloke at work called Roger Mycock !

[Jimb072]

I know of a Michael hunt also .
I was also told of a lad at school with the name Patrick Mycock
Work with a lad called spittle
There was also a A scargill (it wasn’t Arthur)
I used to work with Carl Lewis (not the sprinter)
There’s a subby names nick cotton as well. Can’t think of any more

[BaggieSingh]

Mr n Mrs Kurtain had a daughter Annette

[wbaliquidator]

Mrs Affelia Balls
Mr Ivor Cavalier 90’s Sales rep ( Vauxhall car for any younger viewers ), or Ford etc etc
Russian Wrester Terabolockoff

[freer]

Mike Hunt is Isaac Hunt brother !

[Leicesterbaggie]

Can you believe a Layton Hurley?

[kettering_baggie]

There are quite a few players in the current Albion squad that are named Isaac Hunt, what goes on the team sheet are pseudonyms, they are too ashamed of admitting what they really are.

[Joy_Division]

There was a guy used to attend court where I was working whose name was Mr Foreskin. He insisted it was pronounced Fourskin and not as I delicately tried to announce Mr For esskin. Why he wanted to sound like a bit of skin at the end of your d**k I do not know.

[Epsombaggie]

I know a chap whose surname is Hoare, whose wife is named Gay.

Also a friend visited a teacher, in Brighton, whose nameplate, on his door, proudly proclaimed "R Sandcock"