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> >From:  daz@... (Ass Smith)
>
> Are people really named "Tit" and "Ass"? I see a lot of names of all
> nationalities as a teacher but never these two.

ROFL. :-)) I was thinking the same thing...

(sorry for the "me too" message :-)

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From:  daz@... (Ass Smith)
>
>  > Are people really named "Tit" and "Ass"? I see a lot of names of all
>  > nationalities as a teacher but never these two.
>


My best friend's name is Bigus Dickus.




  What's so funny about that?
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>My best friend's name is Bigus Dickus.
>What's so funny about that?

Nothing funny at all. I'm sure he's popular with the ladies. 

Perhaps years ago, Mr. and Mrs. Dickus, when they brought home their baby 
boy, considered "John Dickus" or "James Dickus",  maybe "Ian Dickus", 
"Cornilius J Dickus"...but no ... none of those had the right ring to 
them....until they happened upon the very commonly used name "Bigus" and 
the rest was history.

I have a friend called silious soddus.

Weelease Wodger!

-----Original Message-----
From: GAmoore@... [mailto:GAmoore@...]
Sent: 30 June 2001 17:58
To: logic-ot@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: Re: [L-OT] T&A.....real names?


>My best friend's name is Bigus Dickus.
>What's so funny about that?

Nothing funny at all. I'm sure he's popular with the ladies. 

Perhaps years ago, Mr. and Mrs. Dickus, when they brought home their baby 
boy, considered "John Dickus" or "James Dickus",  maybe "Ian Dickus", 
"Cornilius J Dickus"...but no ... none of those had the right ring to 
them....until they happened upon the very commonly used name "Bigus" and 
the rest was history.

 

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There is a person at my work whos name is Stacey Butts and he is a man.  

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Phil Angus 
  To: logic-ot@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Saturday, June 30, 2001 3:48 PM
  Subject: RE: Re: [L-OT] T&A.....real names?


  I have a friend called silious soddus.

  Weelease Wodger!

  -----Original Message-----
  From: GAmoore@... [mailto:GAmoore@...]
  Sent: 30 June 2001 17:58
  To: logic-ot@yahoogroups.com
  Subject: Re: Re: [L-OT] T&A.....real names?


  >My best friend's name is Bigus Dickus.
  >What's so funny about that?

  Nothing funny at all. I'm sure he's popular with the ladies. 

  Perhaps years ago, Mr. and Mrs. Dickus, when they brought home their baby 
  boy, considered "John Dickus" or "James Dickus",  maybe "Ian Dickus", 
  "Cornilius J Dickus"...but no ... none of those had the right ring to 
  them....until they happened upon the very commonly used name "Bigus" and 
  the rest was history.



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--- In logic-ot@y..., Dennis Gunn <mightyjohn@t...> wrote:
> 
> From:  daz@b... (Ass Smith)
> >
> >  > Are people really named "Tit" and "Ass"? I see a lot of 
names of all
> >  > nationalities as a teacher but never these two.
> >
> 
> 
> My best friend's name is Bigus Dickus.
> 
> 
> 
> 
>   What's so funny about that?

When I worked for the USO here in Germany seven years ago, I 
met an Army officer whose last name was Dick. He was a major.

Major Dick. 

You can bet he caught hell from the soldiers under his 
command.  :-)

Charles Simmons

At 11:48 PM +0100 6/30/01, Phil Angus wrote:
>I have a friend called silious soddus.
>
>Weelease Wodger!
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: GAmoore@... [mailto:GAmoore@...]
>Sent: 30 June 2001 17:58
>To: logic-ot@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: Re: [L-OT] T&A.....real names?
>
>
>>My best friend's name is Bigus Dickus.
>>What's so funny about that?
>
>Nothing funny at all. I'm sure he's popular with the ladies.
>
>Perhaps years ago, Mr. and Mrs. Dickus, when they brought home their baby
>boy, considered "John Dickus" or "James Dickus",  maybe "Ian Dickus",
>"Cornilius J Dickus"...but no ... none of those had the right ring to
>them....until they happened upon the very commonly used name "Bigus" and
>the rest was history.

No, actually they got the idea when one of the Dickus ancestors was 
mentioned in "The Life of Brian".
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                                 Dennis Gunn
                                 Mightyjohn@...

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At 01:09 AM 1/07/01 -0700, you wrote:
>There is a person at my work whos name is Stacey Butts and he is a man.  

Hmm... a friend of mine went to a small girls school here in Australia
which was run by elderly spinsters. Among the senior staff were Miss Butt,
Miss Cox and Miss Dix. 

Regards,
M

Someone I knew called Steve Pye called his twins Kate & Sidney. Kate &
Sidney Pye!

Poor kids.

-----Original Message-----

From: Murray McDowall [mailto:murraymc@...]
Sent: 01 July 2001 15:28
To: logic-ot@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: Re: [L-OT] T&A.....real names?


At 01:09 AM 1/07/01 -0700, you wrote:
>There is a person at my work whos name is Stacey Butts and he is a man.  

Hmm... a friend of mine went to a small girls school here in Australia
which was run by elderly spinsters. Among the senior staff were Miss Butt,
Miss Cox and Miss Dix. 

Regards,
M

 

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And finally...

The small village I used to live in had a policeman called Mr Penny (a
copper) and the guy who ran the post office was called Mr stamp.

When I was really small (about 7) I lived in Cyprus (my dad was in the RAF)
and there was a grocery deliver bloke called Aristotle. I asked my mum one
day, Mum, what time is Mr Stottle coming? (I thought his name was Harry
Stottle). Ahhh bless!

My dad sat next to a kid called cecil pitt at school [Cec Pitt
pronounced cess pit]

Phil Angus wrote:

> And finally...
>
> The small village I used to live in had a policeman called Mr Penny (a
>
> copper) and the guy who ran the post office was called Mr stamp.
>
> When I was really small (about 7) I lived in Cyprus (my dad was in the
> RAF)
> and there was a grocery deliver bloke called Aristotle. I asked my mum
> one
> day, Mum, what time is Mr Stottle coming? (I thought his name was
> Harry
> Stottle). Ahhh bless!
>
>
>
> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service.