Curry Cooking Lesson In Wolverhampton

[emin-j]

Would you believe I went to school with a Wayne King!

I worked with a guy Robert Anchor and watched him sign a cheque one day R.Anchor and I said 'good job your first name wasn't William then Bob'  he said 'yeah our Wayne (his son) isn't too happy about his name'  ;D ;D ;D 

[beachbum]

Knew a guy called Richard Puller. On no occasion were we allowed to call him by the D name. Also knew a Joseph King "Ah, you've got to be..."
;D

[curryhell]

I used to work with a lad called Richard Head.  His mother could not have picked a more apt name for the boy.  He frequently lived up to his name, bless him  ;D

[Kashmiri Bob]

Not nearly as good as some the previous, but I do know a bloke called Martin Aston.

Rob  ;D

[RubyDoo]

These days, no one even cares about Ben Dover and his long suffering wife Ilene Dover

  ;D

I thought Ben Dover was more connected to Phil McCavitee

[BIR-TY]

I have a friend who's son is Richard Wiper
and not forgetting the unfortunately named Times journalist...Roger Boyes

Both are true

[PaulP]

Anybody remember Captain Pugwash with Seaman Staines, Roger the cabin boy and Master Bates?

Actually that might be a myth but I can't remember. 

[JerryM]

had some of my best curries in Wolverhampton - go for it

[Garabi Army]

 ... and of course, Hugh Janus will be available to speak on the subject of 'How to deal with exsessive quantities of curry the morning after'

[George]

had some of my best curries in Wolverhampton - go for it

At last, one relevant, sensible comment.

If there's ever proof of the need to split threads into the relevant, versus totally irrelevant off-topic chat room type banter, then this thread must be it.