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Ah yes, and at University there was an elusive law professor called Doctor De'Ath.
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Sagebrush posted:I went to elementary school with a Robert Robertson. He was...different. On a similar note, I knew a guy at university called Cormack McCormack.
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Noose Induce posted:My last name is Peacock. Out of interest, is your first name Josh? I've known 3 people with the surname Peacock and they were all Josh Peacocks.
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Istari posted:Michael Jackson was well and truly famous by the time he was 15; your colleagues parents were either oblivious, fans, or jerks. During the Iraq War, the head of the British Armed Forces was General Sir Michael Jackson, although it seems he understandably goes by Mike Jackson since his retirement.
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Bummoo. It's obviously a foreign name, but it takes guts to stick with it.
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Say Nothing posted:
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pookel posted:I was looking for a different oddly named actor from Babylon 5 and ran across this one: Apesanahkwat?
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I'm more surprised by 'Anakin'.
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Cactus posted:Christopher Peacock At least Chris Peacock isn't as bad as Drew Peacock.
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