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    The canteen manageress at the Dairy was an unpopular grumpy woman , who used to deep fry the bacon , the fried bread and fish as well as sausage all at the sme time in the fryer , I did well and took sandwiches in from home , but take the bacon biutties off the drivers or make them so badly that they complained was dangerous . The drivers sat in the canteen and waited for the trailers to be loaded , when loaded Despatch rang the canteen , the grumpy old woman shouted out for the driver , Jim Smith , anyone seen Jim Smith !, she upset them badly and was forever shouting Mike Hunt , anyone seen Mike Hunt . Nobody ever told her .
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    Very strange thing, the brain, all the memories you forget and the little ones that stay with you.
    I once sailed with a young sparkie whose name was Julius Sigmund Simmons. His parents must have had great expectations for him.
    Often wondered if a name maketh the man. You never see a Rupert, a Quentin or Marmaduke labouring away on a building site.
    Wish my Dad had named me Cedric Lancelot, I may have been writing this sitting on the stern of my private yacht.

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    I wonder why George Osbourne does'nt use his real name Gideon ???
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    I have a nephew who's surname is Cross and he christened one of his sons Christopher.
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    #23... Bet he"s called Giddy among his close associates. JS

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Brady View Post
    I wonder why George Osbourne does'nt use his real name Gideon ???
    Probably because he's an agnostic Jim, so wouldn't have anything to do relating to a bible

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    True story,I had a customer called Fanny Airey obviously surname always came first in our books so it looked quite comical as Airey Fanny.There are many strange combinations of names I cant understand why the parents did'nt think about it when naming the baby.It did no harm to the boy named Sue,or did it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Brady View Post
    True story,I had a customer called Fanny Airey obviously surname always came first in our books so it looked quite comical as Airey Fanny.There are many strange combinations of names I cant understand why the parents did'nt think about it when naming the baby.It did no harm to the boy named Sue,or did it.
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    #####fanny airey this is not suitable for a merchant navy site .........thoughroly disgusted ....shields

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    What was funny about this as a follow up,I was showing it to one of my men collectors,he had a woman customer he used to have a laugh with and he was telling her the story but he wrote on her payment card to show her Airey Fanny,the womans daughter seen it and wanted to know what was going on between her and the callector.
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    Quick get Cappy a Razor
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