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carol8353

Hi! We have a urologist in town who is "Dr. Waters"!! Pat

You're not taking the p*** are you Pat?

Carol

LoneyBones · « **Reply #37 on:** Thursday 10 March 11 00:04 GMT (UK) »

I had some friends named Kopp, but he was a postie and she was a nurse. But they had three sons...one of them might have grown up to be a policeman.

patrexjax · « **Reply #38 on:** Thursday 10 March 11 02:21 GMT (UK) »

Hi Carol, No, not taking the pill........Mother Nature took care of that quite a few years ago!

Pat

Wiggy · « **Reply #39 on:** Thursday 10 March 11 03:03 GMT (UK) »

I knew a policemen called Forster (It's true)

- but I don't think he did - I think she went willingly!!

Oh dear - to what depths have we sunk!

famhistbuff · « **Reply #40 on:** Thursday 10 March 11 04:44 GMT (UK) »

The vet we used in Adelaide many years ago was Dr. Woof.

Wiggy · « **Reply #41 on:** Thursday 10 March 11 04:48 GMT (UK) »

Was that real - or just what everyone called him??

famhistbuff · « **Reply #42 on:** Thursday 10 March 11 21:48 GMT (UK) »

Absolutely real. Lol There were 2 of them! I wish I had taken a picture of the sign. An iPhone would have come in handy back then.

groom · « **Reply #43 on:** Thursday 10 March 11 22:32 GMT (UK) »

Absolutely real. Lol There were 2 of them!

So did the sign say, "Woof Woof Vets"?

There was a dentist here called Peter Paine, seems it's the sort of name that is attracted to the medical profession.

LoneyBones · « **Reply #44 on:** Sunday 13 March 11 10:21 GMT (UK) »

Mrs Pawsey was a vet here. But she was a vet before she married Mr Pawsey. She was Miss Pugh.

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