My vet was called Dr Bird...

Our Biology teacher at school was Doctor White. You can imagine the giggling from his teenage pupils.

There is currently a BBC weather presenter called Sara Blizzard.

There used to be a dentist in West London whose name was Doctor Phang. While on the subject of double-barrelled names, I did know of a Miss Plum who married a Mr Jamb…

I know a very nice lady doctor called Dr Beaglehole. I always wondered if she should have been a vet?

Our doctor once had a locum who really was Dr Findlay.

Dr Kilman was our GP in my childhood.
nina I don't get the Scott ricketts one either, and I've been saying it out loud

The headteacher at my RC primary school was Mr. Cain. But he used a strap on the boys. Girls were sent over the road to the Poor School (no really) where there was a female teacher qualified to give us girls the cane. Only once in my case.

The cook at my children's primary school was Mrs. Cook.

Oh yes, "he's got rickets" ? Sorry, took me a while.

My friend in Glasgow had a knee replacement done by a surgeon called Mr Cartilage!

We had a fishmonger called Mr Ling

When I was working, our VAT inspector was a " Mr Swindler" !!!!

I had a dentist called B. Pickin

Two of the dinner ladies at my junior school were called Mrs Salt and Mrs Pepper.

I know of a colo-rectal consultant called Mr Opong!

sgot ricketts as in he has?

Dr Blood, Dr Bone, Dr Gore and Mr Sells from the Renal Unit at The Liverpool Royal in the late 70s

The urologist at our local hospital was Dr Dick

I used to work in a Bank with a manager called Mr Money - no joking

The first optician I visited was called I. Strayne.

I used to know a Rev. Smellie, pronounced Smiley

I once worked with a Mr Tough, pronounced Took, a close colleague of Mr Wyld.....Imagine them in an argument!

And my all-time favourite must be a family I used to know, called Kindness....A name to live up to, and they did

My mother-in-law's dermatologist was called Mr Cream

A recent Lord Chief Justice was called Judge Judge. I often wonder if it influenced his choice of profession.

I had a Dr Strangeways when we lived in Warminster in the '70s.

Twin sisters I went to school with married a Mr Lock and a Mr Keays

Some years ago, our vets were called Mr Turnbull, Miss Otter, Mr Drake and Miss Barks. I often wondered if they were employed because of their names. A current local vet is called Mewes. When I was a student in a hospital kitchen, the chef was Mr. De'ath---didn't exactly inspire confidence!

I work in Waitrose , one of our previous managers was Mr Sansbury .

Policeman - McNabb - and as a child went with my parents to a country show and entered my pet rabbit in a best pet competition (who won ) certificate was signed by a Mr.R.Buck .