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Re: Cameron
by Pavlos (guest)
6/28/2002, 3:54 AM
in reply to a message by Linda
Maybe they got into a lot of fistfights and mangled their shnozes; also it was before the era of cosmetic surgery...
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- Anneza (guest)   +3
6/28/2002, 5:49 AM
Quite a lot of surnames started off as descriptive, like Walker and Black. And, indeed, Brown and White. And all the books say that the first guys called Nightingale "must have" been wonderful singers - until I read an article which said, Whoa, this is an ENGLISH surname and that sense of humour probably meant that the first Mr Nightingale was tone-deaf. So, maybe the first Mr Cameron had an enviably straight snoot?
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- Barb (guest)   +1
6/28/2002, 11:50 AM
Yeah and maybe the first "Campbell"(crooked mouth) was an admirably straight talker!
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- Kaleigh (guest)
6/29/2002, 10:55 PM
It's English? I was almost certain it was Scottish.
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- Pavlos (guest)
6/28/2002, 6:06 AM
Touche, Anneza!
This Barry White song goes to you...
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