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#125889 03/23/04 06:02 AM
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I knew Frank and Frances from a community where their
neighbors were Reggie and Regina, Don and Donna, Jack and
Jackie--recall my family arguing over whether a new addition
named Beverly Dale was a boy or a girl (girl was right).
Who knows people with memorably appropriate names, like
Mary Christmas, Minnie Moore, or my favorite Math Maddox?


#125890 03/23/04 01:26 PM
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I knew a Les Moore once.


#125891 03/23/04 03:45 PM
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I knew a Les Moore once.

I'm sure he heard a lot of "Les is Moore" jokes.

I know a Darren Luck. He's in sales. I suggested he use the motto "Luck is on your side" on his business cards.

He thought it was beneath his dignity.

I told him to put it beneath his name.

As luck would have it, Luck would have nothing to do with it.


#125892 03/24/04 01:54 AM
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Dear Grapho: I once got my face slapped when a gal I was
romancing dreamily said: "We'll call our first son Mike".
I told her the romance was over. She looked puzzled, and
asked why. I said: "Say it fast several times." Ten second
delay and I got belted.


#125893 03/24/04 06:14 AM
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I had to look far and wide for the punchline, wwh.


#125894 03/24/04 08:46 AM
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It may help our newer members to know that wwh's surname is Hunt.

Bingley


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I used to know a Teresa Green and a guy called Colin Nicol who told me the anagram name was traditional in his family.

Oh, and Mr Virgin and Mr Angel lived next door to each other, which was a really strange coincidence. Both those family names derive from actors who played those roles in the old morality plays. Neither name was appropriate in the least as it happened.

#125896 03/24/04 10:43 AM
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some schoolmates:
Chris Peacock ( actually my friends classmate)
Rabia Zia
Raj Malai (totally sweet dude)



#125897 03/24/04 11:20 AM
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wwh's surname

I think wwh is pulling his punch(lines), Bingley.

Which is all to his credit.


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Dear Grapho: One belt was enough.


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