NFR Names suited to professions

[love4ffc]

I once had a dentist named Dr. Payne. We were both in the AF and he was officially Major Payne.

I was also stationed with two captains who we could never convince to meet in a wrestling match as a fund raiser. One was named Greco and the other was named Roman.

I know a Dr. Payne.  He's an orthopedic surgeon.  Luckily I have not had the pleasure of finding out if his name is true to life. 


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[sunburywhite]

Wasn't Eric Hunt a gynaecologist?

[Woodlawn]

The dr at Joe lyons Cadby Hall in early 60's was dr blood

Also had a mate named Michael Hunt  who got very upset to be called mike

[GloucesterWhite]

When I lived in Milton Keynes the manager of the garden centre was Mr Plumtree.

Not job related but I used to work with a girl called Hazel Nutt.

[Burt]

There was (and may still be) a urologist at Kingston Hospital called Dr. Dick.

[ron]

There was (and may still be) a urologist at Kingston Hospital called Dr. Dick.

...that would just be taking the p.....................

[Logicalman]

At a company I used to work for, the Director of Corporate IT was Art Data. Seriously, that was his name, though his must have been an artist of some kind because there was not a lot he appeared to know about data.

[Holders]

Wasn't Eric Hunt a gynaecologist?

No, but he should have been.

Before I knew him, he used to work at the K Shoes factory in Kendal so that makes him a cobbler, which is close.

At the same place of employment, I remember getting b*llocked for timekeeping by his boss, Len Early.

[dannyboi-ffc]

Its not a profession although the couple I know on my street are very good at living up to their name, very annoying strange people. Anyway their name is mr and mrs Pratt.

[Cravenawin]

Wasn't Eric Hunt a gynaecologist?
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No, Mike Hunt was