If you didn't read Blyton, no matter, you'll get the point.
Your Blyton name is your Great Uncle's first name and the name of your primary school. If you are female, it's your (her) great aunt's first name and her primary school, obviously.
if you have no great uncle or aunt then it's the generation that counts.
That makes me Cecil Hazeldene, who absolutely sounds like a Blyton character with a monocle, and Mrs C is thus Edna Margaret Dane, who's undoubtedly the tomboy sixth former.
Last edited by: Crankcase on Wed 27 Jun 12 at 14:54
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Frank St Peter or maybe Arthur Rawdon depending on which great uncle and how the school name is used. Both sound more like grown ups than children.
SWMBO would be Elizabeth Crosby; perhaps a slightly ungainly pupil at Mallory Towers.
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Jack Byron - very dashing, eh what, old bean?
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>> SWMBO would be Elizabeth Crosby; perhaps a slightly ungainly pupil at Mallory Towers.
Dohh, getting the generations crossed. Vera or Mikki Crosby!!
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Vera and Mikki Crosby - definitely two sisters, one who has a riding accident, but gamely struggles through the term to see her sister Vera take the lacrosse cup.
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Makes me Tom Mary! Conjures up visions of Quentin Crisp!
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Oh Dear!! - Laurence St Patrick !! cue frilly cuffs "n" ruffs!! ;-( (and a lace hanky)
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Luke Hermitage or Grant Hill, take your pick. I don't want to be called Dunstan so we can leave him out.
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There's a Harold, George, Sam, Robert and Arthur in there as well but I'll go for Nelson Carr-Green.
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I think Percy Oswald comes as close as I can get.
There's another version that we like here...Name of first pet followed by mum's maiden name.
I now become Beauty Pickersgill and Swmbo is.....wait for it.....Twizzle Hulme !!!
My mind has boggled already !
Ted
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Jack Newton Ferrers.
Maybe I should add a hyphen to the surname.
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>> There's another version that we like here...Name of first pet followed by mum's maiden name.
My best mate became Skippy Allcock using that formula!
To go back to the OP, my Enid Blyton name would be Frank Farnborough. Not terribly exciting.
Mrs B's would be Derek Woodvale. Equally uninspiring!
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>> There's another version that we like here...Name of first pet followed by mum's maiden name.
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>> I now become Beauty Pickersgill and Swmbo is.....wait for it.....Twizzle Hulme !!!
In that case, Twinkle Pashley
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James Brunswick and Mary Walters.
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>> James Brunswick and Mary Walters.
Thought one of them would have been "Razors and Approved" there dog.
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William St Alban.
My chldren would have the amusing name of Bill Home-Educated.
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>>Thought one of them would have been "Razors and Approved" there dog<<
D'you know, one of us must be psychic!
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Applying this for the kids blights them with the village name as an EB surname. Taking their senior school by deed poll makes them Stella and Ed Campion.
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that makes me sidney bridge, cant remember any australian architectural icons in the famous 5?
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Édouard La Celle Saint Cloud.
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>> Édouard La Celle Saint Cloud.
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Wow! Ladies and Gentlemen, we have a winner!
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E'e is dis-qualified on account of being sluggish.
:-D
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how many of you use your mothers maiden name as the answer to security questions? ;-)
keep `em coming - i`m collecting!!
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Some good names here, but lots of them sound like Mills and Boon heroes!
There is a variant that uses mother's maiden name, but I avoided suggesting it for exactly that reason. I also avoided the "what's your porn star" name game on grounds of delicacy.
I hate sites that only offer a limited range of such questions as "maiden name" as their security question. You lose that info once, you're wide open on all the other sites that you've used it as well, and it's not hard to find out that information about somebody if you want to.
Much better to have a "set your own question" option, which I always do, and always forget the answer.
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>> I hate sites that only offer a limited range of such questions as "maiden name"
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You don't have to use the real one, as I don't suppose they do a search at the General Register Office to check.
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No, but then I'll forget what I've used. Or use the same one everywhere, so again, if (and it's a harder if this time I agree) it gets discovered, I'm in trouble everywhere again.
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>> E'e is dis-qualified on account of being sluggish.
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That's just the sort of Dog in the manger reply that I expect from a rosbif!
:-D
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>>That's just the sort of Dog in the manger reply that I expect from a rosbif!<<
Excusez-moi - I'm a Veggie if you don't mind!
:}
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Heck, that lumbers me with Arthur St Catherine!
I want no futher part of this......
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Hello from William Wethersfield!
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Ah ha! - you`ve now got a name!!!
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