Super fun name game

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Silly Lusty
Silly Darling H Going
Darling Heaviside
Heavy Wickens
Heaven Peachey   

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Here's the whole family (all births so their real names)

Father Skitter
Mother Lena Seste
Brother Herbert Hughes
Sister Cockshott
Auntie Matilda Munro
Uncle Hetty Thornton
Cousin Fanny Webb

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a slightly different theme. surnames of couples on the marriage index post 1915
good      lord
house    martin
fry        day
head     case
moon    light
cherry   cake
flower   potts
bacon   rolls

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About a month ago on Chaser ITV 5 PM  Bradley Walsh had a job getting the name out through laughing
Fanny Smelling.

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Oh yes, it was "Fanny Schmeller" I think they replayed it on Scott mill's radio show!
I'm loving extravaganza!! And The surnames of the couples

I have to include:

Wolf Bear Frenckel - just because I cant imagine the pressure on him to be a *real* man! 

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just couldn't stop laghing at some names, poor people
in the "awwwwww nice" catagory,
pink day
lettuce fry
poppy jellyman
poppy purple
 

in the "strange people" catagory
apple plunkett
applelonia jumbloot
cockey smith
peter physick carrott
 

in the "what were they thinking" catagory
ruby cockhead
boner jones

 

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Dirty King
Thin Wavey Line Hudson 
Chubb Chubb
Fatal Frederick Grucutt
Death Peter P C B Proudfoot [named Death, but lived to age 46]
Posthumous Mince

I think you officially win at findest the weirdest avm22 - Posthumous Mince made me laugh out loud in my office - hehe! Thin Wavey Line has GOT to be someone not being able to read handwriting, I can just imagine a weary clerk in his 60's 'What the heck does that say? Stuff it, I'm writing what I see' :p

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All on FreeBMD:

Admonition Carpenter Brock

Bright Green

Epiphany Moon

Pleasant Raspberry

Lovely Annie Laurie Langridge

Lovelyest John Moorcraft

Wonderful Counsellor Whitaker

Sexey Ann Luton

Diamond Jubilee Roo
(not the only Diamond Jubilee born in 1897 - I wonder if any one will give their child that name this year)

And, I'm sorry to say,
Ophelia Fanny Hole

In 1844 Comfort Gibbins married Frederick Paine - becoming Comfort Paine.

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All on FreeBMD:


And, I'm sorry to say,
Ophelia Fanny Hole

She was born in Bristol - and this becomes even worse in a Bristolian accent! "O feel yer fanny 'ole!"