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Maiden or married surname?Had a high school teacher who’s name was Ophelia Dick. The problem was she was built like a brick dunny with hams for hands!
She could not have done better if the latter
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Maiden or married surname?Had a high school teacher who’s name was Ophelia Dick. The problem was she was built like a brick dunny with hams for hands!
Married. She would be late 60’s early 70’s nowMaiden or married surname?
She could not have done better if the latter
A couple oldies but goodies from the 80s
Tigers ruckman, David Honybun (pronounced Honey bun)
Melbourne player, Peter Tossol
I met him on the weekend and actually said that about him having a good name. Also, Spargo sounds a bit like a Mafia boss.Eddie Betts. No sexual inuendo. Just a damn good name to call out at the footy.
I suspect Charlie Spargo might be the same if he makes it. Rolls off the tongue so naturally.
Add Shannon Cox too. Pretty sure Dick and Cox debuted in the same match.it was cool when dick, ball, wood, goldsack and sidebottom played for the pies
Mitch Honeychurch is a cool name
Genuinely pissed myself laughing thanks for thatA handy list of great non-AFL sporting names here:
https://www.buzzfeed.com/robinedds/...names-in-sport?utm_term=.rgBekK3r5#.ng1bqE3MO
Misty Hyman still my favourite, but only came in 8th. Some stiff competition.
Derek Eggmolesse-Smith is an underrated name
Think that ones just you for now