ziggy29
Moderator Emeritus
And if someone is also a Pink Floyd fan, "Harvest Moon" could have a brother named "Dark Side of the Moon."Well, it was the name of a Neil Young album, one I liked at that.
And if someone is also a Pink Floyd fan, "Harvest Moon" could have a brother named "Dark Side of the Moon."Well, it was the name of a Neil Young album, one I liked at that.
He's the guy from Rocky V right?I work with a Tommy Gunn.
I once arrested a woman named Lectra. Yup, named after a Buick.
Perhaps she was conceived in one?
Depends. Am I allowed to go by a nickname in everyday life?
Yep. It's her own fault for not keeping her maiden name.I worked with a Joy Rydin, but she married into that name, so you can't blame her parents.
Yep. It's her own fault for not keeping her maiden name.
Unless her maiden name was Stick or Totheworld or something like that.
Every now and then I wonder why women take their husband's name based on how it combines with their first name. I know a woman who married a guy named Butterworth, and why she chose to be Mrs. Butterworth I have no idea.
My spouse worked with an XO whose last name was Maybaum-Wiznewski. They shortened it to M-16, which was a quite appropriate description of her leadership style...On the other hand I find the practice of hyphenated names to be dreadful.
Hillary Rodam-Clinton is barely ok but when you get a couple with multi- syllable last name they become ridiculous. Here in Hawaii, when the part Hawaiian girls marries a Japanese guy, you end up with a tongue twister.
I had a childhood friend with the last name Oinenen. She married a Yrjhanson and i encouraged a hyphenated last name. The vowel sounds are so delicious.
Jill Frost?I dated Jack Frost's sister.
Jill Frost?
Nope. This one needed no warming up at all.Had to be Frigid Frost...or sadly, Dee Frost?