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A very punny thing - Charlie B - 08-28-2010

I have wondered for years about names/jobs. We used to have a director for our district of the Ohio Dept. of Transportation whose name was Clark Street. Goldth , and seeing Ralph's sign for Mike RaPhone got me thinking that with the wit and genius of a lot of group members here that we could come up with some great ideas for model railroad enterprises. I'll post one I've come up for an example to get it started.
Pete Mosse's Garden Center.
Charlie


Re: A very punny thing - ezdays - 08-28-2010

We use to have a UPS delivery guy named, Kent Clark, they say that he ran his route faster than anyone and earned him the nickname, "Superman"... Gee I wonder why...

How about, "Clark Kent's Speedy Delivery Service"?


Re: A very punny thing - eightyeightfan1 - 08-28-2010

When I was in basic training at Ft Dix, we had a guy whose name was Richard Hed. "Call me Rich" he always said. Guess you know what name he didn't want to be called.

Years ago when I was into N scale, I had a rail served micro brewery, named Mike Rowe's Brewery(Home of Pink Elephant Beer). I was going to put one on the HO scale layout, but then Dirty Jobs started to air. Didn't think it was right to use that name anymore.


Re: A very punny thing - jim currie - 08-29-2010

used G.N. Nutz &Sons sporting goods and in the challange E.M. Beszler savings and loan the others i plan on are Lot O. Roughten fruit and produce co. , S.C. Rotum bag ans sack co. , G.M. Reaper mourtuary , Cow Plop stock yard and spilled milk creameary.
jim


Re: A very punny thing - P5se Camelback - 08-29-2010

Almost all of my industries and businesses are named for family and friends. My sister married a guy whose last name is "Schoch." So receiving shipments in boxcars is Schoch Electrical Supply.


Re: A very punny thing - Justinmiller171 - 08-29-2010

I once saw a layout that had a business called "Lie,Cheatn Steel Company", There are also a couple of people in my Town in Real life with last names that fit their professions, there is an acupuncturist named "Dr.Ding", then there is a Financial expert with the last name of "DeeKline".


Re: A very punny thing - scubadude - 08-30-2010

Doctors' Offices -
Dr. Ivan Aikenhead
Dr. Seymour Hiney - Proctologist
Dr. Hart A. Tack
Dr. Heinrich Maneuver
Dr. Lucinda Head - Psychiatrist
Dr. Frank N. Stein - Plastic Surgeon
Dr. Iman A. Hole - Counselor
Dr. Dee Kay - Dentist


Re: A very punny thing - MasonJar - 08-30-2010

Mike Hamer (MRP 2001, GMR 2004) has "GST Demolition" on his layout, Maybe the name is only funny to Canadians... Wink You can see it here just above the switcher: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.ovar.ca/MemberLayouts/Mike%20Hamer/NorthDover.jpg">http://www.ovar.ca/MemberLayouts/Mike%2 ... hDover.jpg</a><!-- m -->

He also has Holy Spirits Distillery: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.ovar.ca/MemberLayouts/Mike%20Hamer/Distillery.jpg">http://www.ovar.ca/MemberLayouts/Mike%2 ... illery.jpg</a><!-- m -->


Andrew


Re: A very punny thing - Sumpter250 - 08-30-2010

John Allen did run his trains through the Achinback Mountains,
jim currie Wrote:used G.N. Nutz &Sons sporting goods and in the challange E.M. Beszler savings and loan jim
OK so I'll put Ima S. Windler here, and Mike C. Rometer in the tool box.
Then there is the very often quoted A. Nony Mouse.
I'll conclude with the cattle rancher with a dry sense of humor....Bief J. Erky


Re: A very punny thing - ezdays - 08-30-2010

I noticed that in a recent MRR magazine, someone used the infamous law firm of "Dewey, Cheetum and Howe" on one of their office buildings. The did manage to get Ima S. Windler to go Scott free from what I've heard. Cheers


Re: A very punny thing - Sumpter250 - 08-30-2010

ezdays Wrote:They did manage to get Ima S. Windler to go Scott free from what I've heard. Cheers

So, what is she using now for tissues, and toilet paper? Icon_twisted Icon_twisted


Re: A very punny thing - ezdays - 08-30-2010

Sumpter250 Wrote:
ezdays Wrote:They did manage to get Ima S. Windler to go Scott free from what I've heard. Cheers

So, what is she using now for tissues, and toilet paper? Icon_twisted Icon_twisted
She has a Bounty of paper and as a result, she has become a very Charmin woman. 357


Re: A very punny thing - scubadude - 08-30-2010

Nope


Re: A very punny thing - Puddlejumper - 08-31-2010

Surprised no one has mentioned the real life trucking company, A. Duie Pyle, Inc.


Re: A very punny thing - Sumpter250 - 08-31-2010

ezdays Wrote:
Sumpter250 Wrote:They did manage to get Ima S. Windler to go Scott free from what I've heard. Cheers

So, what is she using now for tissues, and toilet paper? Icon_twisted Icon_twisted
She has a Bounty of paper and as a result, she has become a very Charmin woman. 357

Touche` !!!! Icon_lol