So happy for Christie Nicklaus to have been taken up the aisle by her favourite Todger.
And, for her eighty year old grandfather Jack, seeing a fine, upstanding, young Todger must bring back some great memories.
Let's hope we hear about some tiny Todgers in the not too distant future.
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Who on Earth calls their child .....Todger? lololol
Todger and Fanny.
Of course it's a German language name, plenty of people in Germany/Austria/Switzerland called Baumgartner (Baum = tree, Gartner = gardener).
Even Randy is merely the diminutive of Randolf (again, a Germanic name).
Lots of German immigration during the past 200 years so no surprise the name is well used in the USA.
Despite making the spelling more American phonetic, it's only Brits that would find it funny - as a tramp is a bum, bum is a fanny in Americanese, and English fanny is ..... oh, I give up (!) : confused:
What a load of todgers we have on here
Should have an Elf warning.
Or even Hugh Jaas.
in Singapore used to work with Fanny Pak and ING bank used to have someone called Dirk De Berk