Names matching the person

There is a TV chef called Tom Kitchen.

There is a clever fellow who appears on serious discussion programmes called Professor Wiseman

My gynaecologist for my first baby was Aldis Balls (nicknamed by the mums in my ward Old conkers) Some mother’s just don’t think do they

You've got to laugh though. I'm lucky to have been blessed with a brilliant sense of humour and can find/see humour in most things.

I know of a physio called Miss Cartledge.

I used to go out with a boy called Steve Gammon - he was a butcher!

I think I'd change my name if it matched my occupation hahahaha.
A case of unfortunate initials had me laughing once. It was a plaque on the front of a consultant's office---a Mr Watts but was initialled using his Christian name which began with a " T " I'll leave you to work that out.

Oh, yes. We once went to a high school open evening and the sign on the deputy head’s door was Mr G Roper.

Well if I was Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police I would certainly change my name! She must get a lot of stick.

Hahahaha Maggiemaybe. Oh dear.

NanKate, so would I ! Your post rhymed with it too hahaha.

It was a Freudian slip Ellan

Really NanKate ?

Had a teacher Richard Bird.
Always called Dickie Bird (when out of earshot of course)

Solicitor - Cheetham

>>>>>>love the solicitor's name,hee hee.

I have posted this before. We had a pupil called Brooke Hunt.. You had to be carefully when you said her name !!

We have a local joiner/carpenter called Mr Twigg.

Yes Ellan I am totally innocent ?

There is (or was) a dental practice owned by a Mr and Mrs Dentith - their daughter also trained as a dentist and joined the practice. She rather spoilt things by getting married.

Our local vets used to have partners called Mr. Drake, Miss Barks, Miss Otter and Mr. Turnbull. I often wondered if they were chosen just because of their names.

Oh my goodness - what a laugh I've had reading through these. Thank you all for that