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Hugh Hefner Heffalump The Elephant in the Room

David Bookbinder Booker Little Small Faces

The General Buster Keaton Buster Gonad

Mr Creosote Jolly Jack Tar John Loudon McAdam John Logie Baird Yogi Berra

Two Ton Tessie O'Shea Fat Albert Rotunda Jim Rotondi

Kilgore Trout Billy Pilgrim Winston Niles Rumfoord Little Niles Pharoah Sanders Sanders of the River

By the way, gueule isn't in my, rather small, French dictionary. What is it? MG Gob Colonel Blood Bleeding Gums Murphy Lockjaw Davis

Members of the Poets Club (Piss off early, tomorrow's Saturday) His Girl Friday Robinson Crusoe

Hurricane Higgins Paul Tempest Strom Thurmond

Bill Haley Gene Vincent Jerry Lee Lewis

Achilles Various Heels

Ambrose http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ambrose_(bandleader) Archie Rice Les McCann

Coco Chanel Chan Richardson Doris Parker

Alex Ferguson Eric Alexander Rolf Ericson

Vice Pres Lady Q Lady

Elvis Costello Bud Abbott Monk

Thunderbirds Lady Penelope Joe Lopes

Hank Cinq The Famous Five The Fab Four

Shake Keane Joe Harriott Harriet Beecher Stowe

Frère Jacques Bruvver Jim Brothers and Other Mothers

Had a go at it in my youth. Regret to say I never got to the end. I was on Team Fyodor in my youth, even managing to get through The Brothers Karamazov in a bit over a week (ah, when I had time!) though I never got around to The Devils, The Gambler, or The Idiot back then (almost all the other novels and stories, however). So now I am making a major effort to tackle the Russian classics I missed at the time, which means reading a lot more Tolstoy. (I did get through The Idiot just a week or so ago, but wasn't that into it actually.) A barrier between me and Russian authors is that I always feel a bit uneasy that I'm not really getting what was written when I read books in translation.

Med Flory Dr Jazz Mr Jelly