Spotted on another newsgroup:

LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!

i don't get it???

Me neither. "ginger" was a perfectly common name at one piont in the US :o)

I don't live in the US but I don't know anyone with "Minge" as their 2nd name.

Douglas

I know a lass called Ms Muff :)

I did get it by the war.

I met someone called Rodger Mycock once.

Douglas

by the war? lol

we had two terasa's at our school.

Teresa Green and Teresa Alwood. I'm honestly not making them up. their parents were either stupid or had a highly developed and weird sense of humour.

We have a customer called Teresa Greene, much to the embarassment of my brother who repeatedly hung up the phone on her while trying to figure out who had set him up :)

-- Chet

HF Integrale 16v - Possibly sold, yey!1993 Renault 19 16v - Subtle extras like a T3 - But soon a fancy T28!1998 Audi A4 - For Sale

I got more amusement from 4th in on the bottom row, what pretty hair!

-- Chet

HF Integrale 16v - Possibly sold, yey!1993 Renault 19 16v - Subtle extras like a T3 - But soon a fancy T28!1998 Audi A4 - For Sale

Ah, the classic redneck Mullet man. "Voted most likely to marry his sister"

I don't get it ?

I used to know a girl called Shona Nix.

She had to change her first name to Marie :)

in news: snipped-for-privacy@pipex.net, "Vamp" slurred :

Vamp taking the piss out of someones spelling??? LoL

I'll spell it out for you then. Trees are green / Trees are all wood.

Where were you when God was doling out brains :-)

Peter

-- "The truth is working in television is not very glamorous at all. I just go home on my own at night and sit alone and eat crisps."

Wanker used to be, maybe still is a perfectly acceptable Surname in the US too.

I was speaking with a Yorkshire accent !

I know a Teresa, but she (and I) pronounce it "Teh-ray-za" :)