Appropriate Names

[emmie]

i thought this was quite good

R Brain and G Gamble, Funeral directors,

a sign in a shop

Gardening is cheaper than therapy and
you get tomatoes.
more appropriate names, or something that amused you

[grasscarp]

I remember in the news a few years ago was a PC Robin Banks

[emmie]

very good

[DTCwordfan]

How about an A-board in Southern Ireland, near Kanturk, that read, "Graves are Open"

Saw this on my honeymoon down there. Then, back in the late 80s, in Farnham, we had "Stone, Graves and Cross, Wills and Testaments."

[DTCwordfan]

sorry Graves (in Ireland) were a company of undertakers..

[emmie]

will see if i can magic a photo i have that made me laugh... it might take a moment...

[emmie]

you might have to get a magnifying glass, or enlarge the picture,

http://i59.tinypic.com/2lktapz.jpg

[DTCwordfan]

The City Inn in Truro does that too, emmie, a 'Man Creche for Your Shopping'

[emmie]

seems a good plan, why not one for women?

[DTCwordfan]

mankruptcy if they had one for women, emmie.

[stewey]

I saw a sign in a local service station a few weeks ago: "Retreaded Tires...Huge Blowout Sale."

[excelsior-1]

flagpole installers

"we guarantee a satisfactory erection every time"

[emmie]

i remember some of the ones we did before, like a Doctor Death, have to admit that would give me second thoughts, and the doctor i visited
Dr Croker.

[stewey]

There used to be a business in town named "Foote's Towing".

[emmie]

i have some favourites, Philglas and Swigott, wine merchants

[Jeza]

I knew an accountant named Malcolm Crook.

[Graham-W]

A local cobblers shop was "Swift and Mendwell".

[marval]

There are some good ones here.

http://www.smosh.com/smosh-pit/photos/30-best-pun-business-names-ever

[emmie]

love the
Hindenburger

[twofeathers]

Theres a chippie in Sheffield called Battersea Cods Home made me smile

[emmie]

twofeathers brilliant.