Chicken bald back

[chick wiggle]

Our local chinese is called 'So Wok' which i quite like, but i have always liked Walter Wall Carpets

[Christian]

There is a hair dressers near me called British Hairways.

[chick wiggle]

There is a hair dressers near me called British Hairways.

We had a British Hairways in our village until it changed it when they started doing all sorts of spa treatment, botox etc as well as hair, quite a boring Rhoda Clinic now

[Cinnamon]

I took my son a few years ago to see an orthopaedic surgeon Mr Bone

 

indie

 

My childhood dentist was Mr Angel.

His associate in the practise was Mr Puller

[Chickvic]

My dentist is Roger Moore

[ali-s]

My GP when I was a child was called Dr Livingston

[majorbloodnock]

My GP when I was a child was called Dr Livingston

 

My father had a long standing heart problem, and in the late 70s/early 80s his surgeon at Guys' Hospital was Mr Dewhurst.....

[sadietoo]

There is a chinese take away not a million miles from here called "the Star View."..which i don't think they really thought out!!

[Redwing]

Hubby worked in a hospital where the 'lower GI' (bowel) doctor was called Dr Yellowpoo

Edited November 13, 2009 by Guest

[Lewis]

Mr Uncles surgeon was Dr Super

[Charlottechicken]

Mr Uncles surgeon was Dr Super

 

Isn't he the chap who also does the stomach stapling operations at City Hospital?

 

My dentist used to be Mr Payne

[Egluntyne]

There is a hair dressers near me called British Hairways.

 

 

Same here!

[Lewis]

Mr Uncles surgeon was Dr Super

 

Isn't he the chap who also does the stomach stapling operations at City Hospital?

 

My dentist used to be Mr Payne

This was a bupa jobee, something bowel related just can't remember the name - I think he is though because there was something on tele about obesity and Dudley rd was on it with him.

 

 

 

We had a supply teacher called Mr Tooth who should have been a dentist! They always used to ask him if his kids were called teeth

[The Dogmother]

I know a Dr Love... how cool is that?

 

Other names;

 

Builders called Underpin & Makegood, van seen in Banbury

 

Accountants called Norman Swindell near my folks

[Chucky Mama]

Hubby worked in a hospital where the 'lower GI' (bowel) doctor was called Dr Yellowpoo

NO!

[bluekarin]

when we were in Southern Ireland (round Cork way) many years ago celebrating St Patrick's day we noticed an awful lots of fast food eateries called Abra-kebabra

[Valkyrie]

Near where we used to live, the Estate Agents were called Gascoine Pees - they still exist!

My dentist during those teen years was Mr Stabbins - very aptly named, put me off for years.

[Kooshie]

I saw a sign that said:

All Children

New and gently used

Sizes toddler through junior

 

And another that said

Bantam Cellars

 

That was a bad trip but we saw some good signs near the road!

[majorbloodnock]

when we were in Southern Ireland (round Cork way) many years ago celebrating St Patrick's day we noticed an awful lots of fast food eateries called Abra-kebabra

 

Off on a tangent for a moment....

 

A friend of a friend was once up in London for a concert. Once it had finished, he started making his way home and, to beat the crowds of others at the same concert, took a "shortcut" and promptly got lost. Whilst wandering around trying to find familiar territory again, he decided he might as well grab a bite to eat, and spotted a kebab house. Then, he noticed there was another just opposite. And two more just behind him. In fact, from where he was standing, he reckoned he could see 7 kebab houses in all, leading him to realise that (in his own words) he'd stumbled upon Kebabylon.

 

True story, but I realise I still have to get my coat......

[bluekarin]

A friend of a friend was once up in London for a concert. Once it had finished, he started making his way home and, to beat the crowds of others at the same concert, took a "shortcut" and promptly got lost. Whilst wandering around trying to find familiar territory again, he decided he might as well grab a bite to eat, and spotted a kebab house. Then, he noticed there was another just opposite. And two more just behind him. In fact, from where he was standing, he reckoned he could see 7 kebab houses in all, leading him to realise that (in his own words) he'd stumbled upon Kebabylon.

 

True story, but I realise I still have to get my coat......

 

[A chickychickychick-ENN!!]

You'll NEED your coat going for kebabs in this weather!

[Ain't Nobody Here]

Very good, Major

[MedusA]

Mr Uncles surgeon was Dr Super

 

Isn't he the chap who also does the stomach stapling operations at City Hospital?

 

My dentist used to be Mr Payne

This was a bupa jobee, something bowel related just can't remember the name - I think he is though because there was something on tele about obesity and Dudley rd was on it with him.

 

I used to work at City Hospital/Dudley Road.

 

Never met the famous Dr. Super though.

[Yorkshire Pudding]

when we were in Southern Ireland (round Cork way) many years ago celebrating St Patrick's day we noticed an awful lots of fast food eateries called Abra-kebabra

 

 

Many years ago my sister used to work at the Waterford branch!

[chick wiggle]

when we were in Southern Ireland (round Cork way) many years ago celebrating St Patrick's day we noticed an awful lots of fast food eateries called Abra-kebabra

 

Off on a tangent for a moment....

 

A friend of a friend was once up in London for a concert. Once it had finished, he started making his way home and, to beat the crowds of others at the same concert, took a "shortcut" and promptly got lost. Whilst wandering around trying to find familiar territory again, he decided he might as well grab a bite to eat, and spotted a kebab house. Then, he noticed there was another just opposite. And two more just behind him. In fact, from where he was standing, he reckoned he could see 7 kebab houses in all, leading him to realise that (in his own words) he'd stumbled upon Kebabylon.

 

True story, but I realise I still have to get my coat......

 

Classic Major