karen wrote:ricamaca wrote:susan wrote:As much as I adore the name Peter, in the distant past it was slang for a certain part of the male anatomy. If a baby boy had the name Harry Peter or Henry nn Harry Peter, most older people would snicker.
This is exactly my first thought...
Mine too. I thought of it immediately (and misunderstood at first why you fell out of your chair). It's a good fake name to use when crank-calling Moe's Bar and asking if anyone has seen him.
I think I must live in a cave because I am not aware of that term, and I suppose you are hearing Hurry Peter instead of Harry Peter, if so could that be an accent difference from country to country or is it so obvious a teasing point that it would get a snicker anywhere?
That cave I am in is pretty remote because I don't understand Karen's phrase "crank calling in Moe's bar and asking if anyone has seen him" Sorry to be so dense.
I really appreciate your feedback though.