Funny named people you have worked with.

[northernladuk]

When I started as an apprentice one of the guys was called Andy Hope. Not that funny as a name but he got ribbed mercilessly people saying 'Haven't go A Hope' 'You'll need A Hope' 'We are interviewing Andy Prayer this week' etc

Pretty childish but entertaining at the time.

[MrMarkyMark]

There was a Hugh Jardon in our local constabulary.....

You shouldn't have started a dirty protest in your cell.

[NotAllThere]

When I started as an apprentice one of the guys was called Andy Hope. Not that funny as a name but he got ribbed mercilessly people saying 'Haven't go A Hope' 'You'll need A Hope' 'We are interviewing Andy Prayer this week' etc

Pretty childish but entertaining at the time.

I was at college with a couple of Gays. A Gay and B Gay.

[hugebrain]

A skinny Italian guy - Massimo Fatone.

[BlasterBates]

One of our clients is called Philip Kinnell. He inisists on being called Phil.

Another time I worked for a Swiss gentleman called Peter Nuss. He always signed code changes as P Nuss.

Yes that rings a bell wasn't he working with Eric.

Eric Tyle

[RSoles]

I worked with a yank once who, after being enlightened, decided to pronounce his surname 'Vanker'.

[SlipTheJab]

Bloke called Fazlur Kazi, tried to take the mick out of my regal moniker until I pointed out his surname was the agreed upon name for a sh!tter

[RonBW]

Randy Baker
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[FrontEnder]

I worked with a guy called Alan Parsons when I worked in a pub shortly after leaving school. It was not long after Austin Powers 2 was out.

[BrilloPad]

That reminds me. I worked with a gentleman whose first name was pariksh1t. We all used to call him Parik. A great guy - very clever.