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Seeing the Jenny Kackett thread on the football board made me think of people I know whose spoonerised names made me smile.

Which ones can you post - genuine people you know of?

I'll kick off with 2

Herry Kowe
Molin C*nt
 
Kenny Everett's character Cupid Stunt.

Many years ago Kenny said his original name for the character was "Mary Hinge" but the BBC deemed it far too rude!! So he went back with Cupid Stunt and the execs passed it as Ok. 😁
 
TheLoneRanger said:
Kenny Everett's character Cupid Stunt.

Many years ago Kenny said his original name for the character was "Mary Hinge" but the BBC deemed it far too rude!! So he went back with Cupid Stunt and the execs passed it as Ok. 😁
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A Cupid Stunt is an attempt to get 2 people romantically involved.

The Beeb applied the rule ‘The mouth it comes out of, versus the mind it goes into’

Yan Dhanda.
 
Hatt Mancock
Wavin Gilliamson
Gill Bates
Jom Tones
 
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