famous feople with initials J.C.
Yos H
"birdman" <bir...@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote:
:-)I'll start you out with some of the obvious ones: Jesus Christ, Julius
:-)Caesar, Johnny Carson. Johnny Cash, James Cagney ..... there are a lot
:-)more.
:-)bir...@nbnet.nb.ca
James Cutter. <if your a tom-clancy fan>
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birdman
I'll start you out with some of the obvious ones: Jesus Christ, Julius
ea...@brightok.net
Jimmy Carter
John Connally
Jane Curtin
John (Calvin) Coolidge
John Calvin
Jimmy Connors
Jacques Cousteau
James Fenimore Cooper
and
Jane -- Calamity!
Guy Bozlinski
"birdman" <bir...@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote:
>
>I'll start you out with some of the obvious ones: Jesus Christ, Julius
>Caesar, Johnny Carson. Johnny Cash, James Cagney ..... there are a lot
>more.
>
>bir...@nbnet.nb.ca
In addition to the replies I have seen- Joan Collins.
*Guy*
Jim Cross
birdman wrote:
>
> I'll start you out with some of the obvious ones: Jesus Christ, Julius
> Caesar, Johnny Carson. Johnny Cash, James Cagney ..... there are a lot
> more.
>
> bir...@nbnet.nb.ca
How about me!:) er...well...maybe not.
Jim Cross - vact...@cinternet.net
birdman
There are still a lot of JC's . I like to see the ones you submit. Some I
have and there are some new ones. If you really want the list I have you
can email me but it is more fun to keep on trying. Gerry
Guy Bozlinski <VVT...@prodigy.com> wrote in article
<5gupu1$e...@newssvr01-int.news.prodigy.com>...
> "birdman" <bir...@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote:
> >
> >I'll start you out with some of the obvious ones: Jesus Christ, Julius
> >Caesar, Johnny Carson. Johnny Cash, James Cagney ..... there are a lot
> >more.
> >
> >bir...@nbnet.nb.ca
>
Steve Sosensky
On 20 Mar 1997 23:22:02 GMT, ea...@brightok.net wrote:
>> "birdman" <bir...@nbnet.nb.ca> writes:
>> I'll start you out with some of the obvious ones: Jesus Christ, Julius
>> Caesar, Johnny Carson. Johnny Cash, James Cagney ..... there are a lot
>> more.
>>
>> bir...@nbnet.nb.ca
>>
>>>>>
>How about:
>Jimmy Carter
>John Connally
>Jane Curtin
>John (Calvin) Coolidge
>John Calvin
>Jimmy Connors
>Jacques Cousteau
>James Fenimore Cooper
>and
>Jane -- Calamity!
>
>
James Clavell
Jo Collins - Playboy Playmate in the '60s
Joe Collins - NY Yankee firstbaseman in the 50s
Johnny Crawford - The kid in "The Rifleman"
Jeff Chandler
Joan Crawford
Jeanne Crain
Jennifer Conolly
John Chancellor
Jerry Cooney - boxer
Jill Clayburgh
"June Cleaver" - okay so this is a character rather than a real person
Jenny Churchill
Judy Carne - Sock it to me! Sock it to me! Sock it to me! Sock it to me!
June Carter
Jim Croce
Julio Cesar Chavez
Judy Collins
John Chisolm - as in the trail
Jack Carter
Jose Canseco
Joe Cocker
Jackie Collins
Joseph Cotton
Joseph Conrad
Jerry Coleman
Jackie Cooper
Jackie Coogan
more later
Steve
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Steve Sosensky
John Locke
James Caan
Johnny Cochran
Jim Carrey
Joe Camel
Jose Carrioca
John Cheever
Jenny Craig
Jacques Cartier
AnnieCato
I can only think of one at this time: Julia Child
but I will keep at it!!!!
Rick Allsopp
What about the Master, Jackie Chan
--
Rick Allsopp
Go them Sharkies!!
Fred Galvin
On 20 Mar 1997, birdman wrote:
> I'll start you out with some of the obvious ones: Jesus Christ, Julius
> Caesar, Johnny Carson. Johnny Cash, James Cagney ..... there are a lot
> more.
There sure are. From the 1996 Information Please Almanac: James Caan, John
Cabot, John Calhoun, John Calvin, John Candy, Judy Canova, Jose Canseco,
Judy Carne, John Carradine, Jose Carreras, Jack Carson, Jacques Cartier,
John Cassavetes, Jack Cassidy, Joan Cauldfield, John Chancellor, Jeff
Chandler, John Cheever, Julia Child, Julie Christie, June Christy, and so
on and so forth. (Hmm, they left out Jose Capablanca and June Carter.)
What's the point? Why those particular initials? Do you have 675 more
"puzzles" like this one? Is "feople" just an ordinary typo, or is that
part of the puzzle, and we're supposed to figure out what it means?
Ivon Kok
VVT...@prodigy.com (Guy Bozlinski) wrote:
>"birdman" <bir...@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote:
>>
>>I'll start you out with some of the obvious ones: Jesus Christ, Julius
>>Caesar, Johnny Carson. Johnny Cash, James Cagney ..... there are a lot
>>more.
>>
>In addition to the replies I have seen- Joan Collins.
>*Guy*
Johan Cruyff - very famous Dutch football player.
Jordi Cruyff - less famous Dutch football player, Johan's son
John...@ix.netcom.com
In article <01bc37d7$069ed4a0$781a6682@RA>,
How about...
Joe Crummey (AM 710 (The Zone) Los Angeles)
John Cobalt (AM 640 (KFI) Los Angeles)
John Castro (Bass player for The Rugburns)
Johnny Cash (How is Jesus Christ's initials did nobody get this one yet?)
John Coltrane
JoHn Cuesack
JoAn Cuesack
Jim Carey
John Cleese
Jack Kerouac (Fon-et-ic-lee?)
Julian, California (A place, but very famous for Apple Pie)
Joliet Correctional-Institution (A place, put not very nice)
Just Cause (A movie)
OR Johnny Crane (me) (After all, 20 million+ people could see this
message. That would very well qualify me as being famous.)
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Mark-Jason Dominus
To pass time on a long train trip, Rich H. and I once tried to
construct a list of famous people who were known by their
initials---for all possible pairs of initials, starting with
A.A. Milne. We were well into the C's, with only a few omissions, by
the time we reached our destination.
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m...@plover.com Plover Systems, Philadelphia, PA
mri...@aol.com
>To pass time on a long train trip, Rich H. and I once tried to
>construct a list of famous people who were known by their
>initials---for all possible pairs of initials, starting with
>A.A. Milne. We were well into the C's, with only a few omissions, by
>the time we reached our destination.
>
>
X.Q. must be a real challenge - unless you're including the Chinese.
Martin Rigden
Signature-free zone
Wei-Hwa Huang
Even then, it's a challenge. I'm not aware of ANY famous Chinese
people who were known by their initials.
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mri...@aol.com
In article <5hmde9$c...@gap.cco.caltech.edu>, whu...@ugcs.caltech.edu (Wei-Hwa Huang) writes:
>mri...@aol.com writes:
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>>X.Q. must be a real challenge - unless you're including the Chinese.
>
>Even then, it's a challenge. I'm not aware of ANY famous Chinese
>people who were known by their initials.
>
I stand corrected.
However I can't resist a challenge. I did find one Chinaman using Greek
letters for names . Mu Chi Fa Ch'ang was a 13th century Chinese painter.
This is really just the same as M.C.Fa Ch'ang.
Martin Rigden
Signature-free zone
Charles Bryant
In article <5hmde9$c...@gap.cco.caltech.edu>,
Wei-Hwa Huang <whu...@ugcs.caltech.edu> wrote:
>mri...@aol.com writes:
>>X.Q. must be a real challenge - unless you're including the Chinese.
>
>Even then, it's a challenge. I'm not aware of ANY famous Chinese
>people who were known by their initials.
In a letter published in _The Guardian_ March 28th 1997, Bruce Wilson
recalls that attendees at a 1970s Asian conference included a South
Korean diplomat named Mr. Lee Bum Suk and an Indian named Mr. Dikshit
Singh. He notes that European broadcasters reported these names as
Mr. L. B. Suk and Mr. D. S. Singh. He also notes that the South Korean
embassy had to point out that the correct name was Mr. B. S. Lee.
It's possible that there are a few abbreviated Chinese names to be
found.
Phil Gibbs
>>X.Q. must be a real challenge - unless you're including the Chinese.
>
>Even then, it's a challenge. I'm not aware of ANY famous Chinese
>people who were known by their initials.
Try the French. Xavier and Quentin are quite a common names in France.
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Phil Gibbs
Turnpike evaluation. For information, see http://www.turnpike.com/
anna....@gmail.com
Jimmy Carter
Jimmy Conner
John Carpenter (musician)
John Candy
Juliet Capulet
James Cagney
Joseph Conrad
Joe Cocker
John Cleese
John Cassavetes
John Carpenter (director)
John Calvin
rstar...@googlemail.com
Jim Carrey
Jeremy Corbyn
Jeremy Clarkson
Johan Cruyff
John Cleese
Jonny Cash
Jimmy Carter
Hen Hanna
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famous feople with all possible initials
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