Was sorting out some boxes of old letters, memorabilia and kids school stuff tonight when I came across some school work of my son when he was in primary school (he’s 29 now).
And one of his classmates was named: Ivana Legin. I think I remember guffawing at her name way back when, but in the intervening years of course, had forgotten.
But I cacked myself again tonight.
(Ivana, if you happen to google your name and see this post, I sincerely apologise. Just remember Chelt Nth PS as the great school it was until Jeff Kennett)
(And for those of you without phonetic skills, Ivana Legin translated means, I want a leg in, or I want to fuck…)
Is (or was) “a leg in” a phrase that anyone really used in your neck of the woods? I’ve never heard it before, myself (grew up in 70s-80s northeast US).
I used to work with a Richard Head. Much to his chagrin, most of his co-workers called him Dick. Even worse, they Charlie Browned him and would also use his last name. He was a major blowhard a-hole, so it fit.
One time I was looking at a book of folk songs, and I found one that was really sexual and filthy. I then read the name of the guy who sang it - his name was… Harry Cox! I couldn’t stop laughing.
(The song is called ‘‘The Knife in the Window.’’ I didn’t want to link it here because it’s kinda NSFW but you can look it up if you like.)
There was a show on the Discovery Channel called “Man, Woman Vs Wild”. It was like Bear Grylls’s program “Man Vs Wild,” but with a married couple. The male host’s name?
