U or non-U

[Techno]

That'd be a Led Zep track, if you'd spelt it 'proper'.
Cheers - Phil

[Fenton]

I knew it would go this way Cos I can see the sines

[Maenoferren]

Step aside peasants...83% posh

[Steeleye]

30% Posh for me...I blame my parents.

Also I was in the Army so I knew a lot of 'Ruperts'.

[Leon]

23% for me, we keep carrier bags and one of Adele's friends combined her surnames when she married so is now double barrelled.

[Matt J]

we know a family with the double barrelled surname Goddard-Cockaday. 

[Fenton]

I wonder if there has ever been a Miss Shott and Mr Gunn who got married and used both surnames

[get2grips]

I wonder if there has ever been a Miss Shott and Mr Gunn who got married and used both surnames

Their dilemma would be which way round to hyphenate it

[Fenton]

Well I think it would be a hurriedly arranged wedding anyway

[Techno]

GROAN !!! 
Cheers - Phil.

[get2grips]

Well I think it would be a hurriedly arranged wedding anyway

COAT

[paulr]

Best marriage related name issue I know of was when Alan Meredith married Meredith Alan. Yes she is Meredith Meredith 

The irony is they were two university students introduce because of the names. She loves to sometimes confuse people with the following:
"Hi, I'm Dr Meredith Meredith nee Alan, have you met my husband Alan..."

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

I have two friends Prof & Dr Penkowski-Furze.

He's Cornish and working in Canada, She's Polish- Austrian working in Wales!

[Last Hussar]

I have two friends Prof & Dr Penkowski-Furze.

He's Cornish and working in Canada, She's Polish- Austrian working in Wales!

And they meet 3 times a week in Scunthorpe to practice for Come Dancing?

[FierceKitty]

I have two friends Prof & Dr Penkowski-Furze.

He's Cornish and working in Canada, She's Polish- Austrian working in Wales!

I once had two subordinates, one an Englishman called Morgan, the other a Welshman called Chichester. They hadn't noticed, either.