Dr. John Studd - Consultant Gynaecologist

I just found Dr. Studd on a Teoma search. Haven't tried Teoma? When Google doesn't garner a gaggle of good hits, turn to Teoma, especially if you speak Gaelic and know what it means.

I believe I already posted this on the old thread, but it is relevant here: A friend had a gynecologist named Mabel C. Hiscock

Met an old gentleman in a nursing home. He was a retired priest. His name? Father Priester!

Not sure how apt this name is, but it sure is funny. We have a friend whose name is King Poor.

That name reminds me (though it has absolutely nothing to do with this thread) of my son visiting a friend when he was about 5. His friend lived in a very large home with a turret. When I picked up David, who was at the time enthralled with castles, he said, "Mom, I think Drew's dad must be a King because he lives in a castle!"

In the obituaries in this evening's paper:

John Barber

I'll let you all guess his chosen profession!

ohn Barber

I'll let you all guess his chosen profession!
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Ummm - he shaved prostitutes' customers?

Asa, listening to Samuel Barber.

Here in Atlanta there are two morning disc jockies named Steve and Vicki that are very popular. A man moved here recently and every time he would give his name to someone, they would giggle or snicker and it was starting to really bother him. His name:

Steven Vicky

Not to upset any lawyers who may be roaming...

One of my employees was talking about her attorney and how fitting his name was: Gary Shaft.

I knew a family with two sisters named Lavinia and Diana. Usually they were called Liv and Di, but were often referred to as "the two extremes". Incidentally, Di once refused a proposal of marriage from a man with the surname "Rhea".

One of my least favorite comedians of all times is famous for being abusive to audiences - Andy Dick!