Ever looked up the origin of your surname?

And delusional.

 

He did say usually

 

Howe.... Norse name meaning he who tends the "hoo" ... or burial mound .... basically I'm a viking grave digger

 

"Haynes" actually comes from the Old English meaning "diamond geezer"...

 

I am half dutch and when the Germans invaded they thought my granddad looked a bit Jewish, apparently they went round with a nose gauge and it you had a big nose they looked into your family tree looking for Jewish blood.

he went into hiding and spent the war fighting with the resistance.

 

Second most popular Irish surname, originally meaning 'strife' - thanks mum's maiden name apparently has literary connections going back to the 12th c, won't be mentioning that to any of them, they're already too big for their boots

 

My name's Norman. Not "Norman" - that would be ridiculous - but Norman.

 

Got a feeling I might have been Harry's son

 

Some are better than others eh!

Any tanners?

That's not a great origin for a name, poor old Elsie!

 

worth a couple of bob though

 

I was born at Berwick on Tweed lovely old town . I think if i read write 70% of the people in berwick want it back in scottish hands as was originally .

 

Fox !

 

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tuesday_wildchild

 

Sorry to hear you are not happy with your manual, if you speak to our customer services manager @snotty
I'm sure he will make you happy, if you know what I mean wink wink

 

I take it that you are not restoring a Viking!

 

No lol, but the site of the Battle of Maldon is right at the bottom of my garden so I'm ready for them if their next invasion isn't as successful

 

So if you're Rumanian are you good at cleaning cars?