E: 31/08 Free entry to madame tussauds for animal names

pa2539

From loveitmag

To celebrate bear grylls waxwork at madame tussards at blackpool, theres free entry for anyone who shares their first name with an animal until the end of august.

Also, 50% off for those with animaltastic surnames

More info
www.madametussauds.com/blackpool

violetta

They must feel pretty safe they won't be handing out many free entries, hehe.
I am sitting here at work puzzling what first name could also be an animal, the best I can come up with is Kat (short for Katherine, so that may not count!)

Even Bear Grylls is not really called Bear but Michael Edward Grylls.

Unless they count names like Leo (the Lion) or Clarence (the Cross Eyed Lion in Daktari - showing my age here!)

Surnames are easier for the 50% off - I wonder if they count surnames such as Barker or Woof?

Queenriderbrekke

violetta wrote: »

They must feel pretty safe they won't be handing out many free entries, hehe.
I am sitting here at work puzzling what first name could also be an animal, the best I can come up with is Kat (short for Katherine, so that may not count!)

Even Bear Grylls is not really called Bear but Michael Edward Grylls.

Unless they count names like Leo (the Lion) or Clarence (the Cross Eyed Lion in Daktari - showing my age here!)

Surnames are easier for the 50% off - I wonder if they count surnames such as Barker or Woof?

Not as hard as it looks when you Google x

http://babynamesworld.parentsconnect.com/category-animal-names.html

3010

I am amazed they are actually putting some new wax works in there. I thought it was just the ones they had not got around to melting down that went in there from London as they are all really old models.

SherlockFan85

I went through our school's names and there is a Griffin and a Phoenix!

violetta

Queenriderbrekke wrote: »

Not as hard as it looks when you Google x

http://babynamesworld.parentsconnect.com/category-animal-names.html

Oooh yes, Fawn & Kitty, & maybe Fox, the most 'mainstream' amongst them. Maybe Fox is popular now because of Fox Mulder??

Most of the names listed are unusual to say the least though.

Robin is the most commonly used name listed, I suppose, but then they could say that is a bird not an animal - depends how strict they are going to be! There can't be many kids named Peregrine these days, and then again that is also a bird.

violetta

rablovesroo wrote: »

I went through our school's names and there is a Griffin and a Phoenix!

Ah ha, the mythical and legendary then. At least there is not a Dodo

dlusman

pa2539 wrote: »

From loveitmag

To celebrate bear grylls waxwork at madame tussards at blackpool, theres free entry for anyone who shares their first name with an animal until the end of august.

Also, 50% off for those with animaltastic surnames

More info
www.madametussauds.com/blackpool

Tiger Woods is booking his flight to Blackpool as we speak

dlusman

Midge Ure ?

kellyt86

Tee hee!

Glanced down the animal name list! 'Eagle' who names their child Eagle? Haha!

(Apologies to anyone who has that name or had named their child that! - just my opinion!)

dlusman

kellyt86 wrote: »

Tee hee!

Glanced down the animal name list! 'Eagle' who names their child Eagle? Haha!

(Apologies to anyone who has that name or had named their child that! - just my opinion!)

Does "Eagle-eye Cherry" count ? ( singer and brother of Nenah Cherry )