Whats in a name? was Re: SC - Vacation/Training 8/8-8/17

[karelle]

I think we all come across interesting names occasionally.  Recently I have booked

Ms. Cherry Chevy to Jamaica, and Tawny Fancy to Tortola.  Someone also told me
that
a friend of theirs recently had a baby and they named it Leo Cres Shendow.
Parents are
cruel. (BTW for those other names that is how they appeared on their passports)

your friendly travel agent,
Karelle

The Cheshire Cat wrote:

> >Uh huh. I was thinking the given and surnames don't seem to fit each other
> >very
> >well. Kind of like Heathcliff Moskowitz (a real person, BTW, an old
> >acquaintance of my Mom's). Or maybe like Philip Troy ;  )
> >
> >Adamantius
>
> That's nothing.  I know some people with some very odd names.  Dwayne Pipe
> and Teresa Green are two that spring to mind.  They are both real people.
> I have not directly met Mr Dwayne Pipe.  I was working, doing some filing
> and someone yelled at me to get the file for Pipe, Dwayne.  There I was
> riffling through the files muttering Pipe, Dwayne over and over to myself
> and then I realised what the name was.  Making strangled noises I ran into
> the tearoom and collapsed with mirth, recovered and nearly lost it again
> when I delivered the file to the desk where Mr Dwayne Pipe was waiting
> patiently.
>
> He must have thought that I was mad.
>
> -Sianan
>
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>                 and taking the tartare sauce with you.
>
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