> When I worked in a supermarket many years ago, there were
> some parents, who may not have been all that aware of the world
> around them after naming their daughter Donna. Yup their surname
> was Keebab

My neighbours over the back are called Nutter. Much as I like the
description "nutter", I'm careful not to use it around them. They chose
to not have any "A" names for children. They do use it a bit comically
themselves - "From A Couple Of Nutters" was on the Christmas card
- but they tend to shy away from it in their home business. The husband
uses only his first name on the web site for example, and the wife uses
her maiden name (I think that's more to disassociate herself from being
married to the "managing director" to make the business look a little less
Mom 'n' Pop-sy. Although a client seeing one Nutter running a business
might back off seeing two Nutters running a business, so it's a sensible
ploy)

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