Funny names!
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[magenta]shedmonite61[/magenta] wrote: My great-grandparents on my mother's side were named Ushi and Kame. The names are translated into Cow and Turtle.
Well if you wanna play it that way.....
Campbell means "crooked mouth" (bullshitter, gobshite)
And Stephen apparently means "prince or crowned one".
We're back to callings again :D
Steve Campbell wrote:
SISTER SHED wrote: Cozzie :evil:
Serbian prostitute.....
Slabberdown macockyabic
Is that what her name means then?
Ouch
No, Sis. Cozmonite61 is my way of saying Cosmopolitan. I don't read the mag, but love to travel. The 61 signifies the 61st year of Emperor Hirohito's Showa reign, 1986, which is the year I was born.
Steve Campbell wrote:
Well if you wanna play it that way.....
And Stephen apparently means "prince or crowned one".
We're back to callings again :D
Got to be 'ph' though, eh?!
Nice thread this...
At my school we had teachers called Mr Lister and Dr Proctor.
The games teachers were called Mr Reah and Mr Pike.
There was a girl on my road called Joanne King.
My Dad's mate called his son Wayne Bow.
MJ, I've emailed you my address - send the £40 at once, I win.
[magenta]shedmonite61[/magenta] wrote: No, Sis. Cozmonite61 is my way of saying Cosmopolitan. I don't read the mag, but love to travel. The 61 signifies the 61st year of Emperor Hirohito's Showa reign, 1986, which is the year I was born.
too much thought into that if you ask me.
ChrissMari wrote:
[magenta]shedmonite61[/magenta] wrote: No, Sis. Cozmonite61 is my way of saying Cosmopolitan. I don't read the mag, but love to travel. The 61 signifies the 61st year of Emperor Hirohito's Showa reign, 1986, which is the year I was born.
too much thought into that if you ask me.
Chrissi, we use Emperor's years in Japan.
[black]Diamond[/black] wrote: At my school we had teachers called Mr Lister and Dr Proctor.
The games teachers were called Mr Reah and Mr Pike.
There was a girl on my road called Joanne King.
My Dad's mate called his son Wayne Bow.
MJ, I've emailed you my address - send the £40 at once, I win.
Not so fast mate, this thread ain't over til the fat lady sings.
Phil McCracken
bad luck Diamond. ( tho I suspect Jem pays up in those very same cheques related to the depth of snow on the shores of the lake of fire)
[magenta]Missy Jem[/magenta] wrote:
Not so fast mate, this thread ain't over til the fat lady sings.
MMMPHHH!
[black]Diamond[/black] wrote:
[magenta]Missy Jem[/magenta] wrote:
Not so fast mate, this thread ain't over til the fat lady sings.
MMMPHHH!
well well well....looks like when she's done kicking my arse you're next mate. Still, at least I'll have a cold one waiting on the bar when you get to the afterlife.
My mum once faxed someone in canada called 'Yudi Plonka'. Not sure if it was 'Yu' for short.
just googled the name and he does exist
BA wins!! Well done BA.
:\party:
The cheques in the post, but you know what the Royal Mail is like.
[black]Diamond[/black] wrote:
She's busy today!
Well at least now I know how sumo wrestlers retract their genitals on command.
when a second cousin of mine had a son last year she named him beowulf.
my great-grandmother's name was fanny.
the middle school science teachers at the school i work at are named chick and twedt (pronounced tweet).
i went to high school with a girl named saasha celestial-one.
there was a girl at the last school i taught at with the vietnamese last name phuc.
the biggest celebrity interviewer (with his own TV show, and all) in israel is named guy penis.
AgentWood wrote: when a second cousin of mine had a son last year she named him beowulf.
my great-grandmother's name was fanny.
the middle school science teachers at the school i work at are named chick and twedt (pronounced tweet).
i went to high school with a girl named saasha celestial-one.
there was a girl at the last school i taught at with the vietnamese last name phuc.
the biggest celebrity interviewer (with his own TV show, and all) in israel is named guy penis.
I dunno..I reckon you trumped Ba for the 40 bills Agent. not my thread tho, up to her ladyship.
