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Do you have a name with a silent letter?
Ok let me explain. I find it really annoying when people write my name if we have to work in pairs at school. My name is Chris. Now people seem to have an inability to write the letter h. They think I spell my name Cris.
Wha? Some people.
P.S did this post make sense to anyone?
Ok let me explain. I find it really annoying when people write my name if we have to work in pairs at school. My name is Chris. Now people seem to have an inability to write the letter h. They think I spell my name Cris.
Wha? Some people.
P.S did this post make sense to anyone?
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Do you have a name with a silent letter?
Ok let me explain. I find it really annoying when people write my name if we have to work in pairs at school. My name is Chris. Now people seem to have an inability to write the letter h. They think I spell my name Cris.
Wha? Some people.
P.S did this post make sense to anyone?
Ok let me explain. I find it really annoying when people write my name if we have to work in pairs at school. My name is Chris. Now people seem to have an inability to write the letter h. They think I spell my name Cris.
Wha? Some people.
P.S did this post make sense to anyone?
Only stupid people make that mistake.
I got a Xmas card once onitting a letter. Depends how you pronounce it really, kids say it different from adults. Stupid ones that is.
Yeah, people always spell mine, "David", it's, "Dhavid", fools!
My surname is Rumney. Most people call me Rumley, or call me Rumney but spell it Rumley. It's really annoying, it's been with me all my life. People who've known me for years have been shocked when they've seen that my name is NOT Rumley. Morons.
My surname is Maunder - it's really not very hard to pronounce.
But quite helpful when you get people ringing you up, trying to sell stuff:
"Hello, is Mr. Man-m-m-maru-muh-moruanadour there please?"
"No, sorry, there's no-one called that living here."
*Put phone down*
Nice.
Also, we don't own the house (we're smelling, trampish squatters, you see) which is a very useful way to get rid of annoying salespeople. Try it.
But quite helpful when you get people ringing you up, trying to sell stuff:
"Hello, is Mr. Man-m-m-maru-muh-moruanadour there please?"
"No, sorry, there's no-one called that living here."
*Put phone down*
Nice.
Also, we don't own the house (we're smelling, trampish squatters, you see) which is a very useful way to get rid of annoying salespeople. Try it.
You should see the names we have to ask for at work. One bloke had 12 letters in his surname... and 14 in his first.
Scary.
Scary.
My name is Thomas Archer, and you would not beleive the amount of variance that goes on when people write my name.
Tomas Harcher
Tom Sarcher
etc it happens all the time. Now you understand why i ask to be called Tom
Tomas Harcher
Tom Sarcher
etc it happens all the time. Now you understand why i ask to be called Tom
Tom Ass R-cha
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ßora† SagdiyeV wrote:
> Tom Ass R-cha
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> :)
Not surprising that is the most popular ;-)
> Tom Ass R-cha
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> :)
Not surprising that is the most popular ;-)
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