[quote="Mick Molloy"]Is that actually the name in your passport then?[/quote]

Poisspoirt surely?

Or something.

Is that actually the name in your passport then?

[quote="philipchevron"]I can't remember the answer to the first question anymore. I've been Philip Chevron for 32 years.
[/quote]

broilloiant answer Philip :D
oi woish oi coiuld say the same at thois point, me name roights are stoill oin the mud here,
but when toime coimes oim sure me answer woill to be soimoilar woith what ye've saoid..

[i]name ois what oi am![/i]
OIroishRover

[quote="SonOfErin"]I've actually wondered about that before. If it's not too personal to ask, what was your last name before you changed it?[/quote]

[url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phil_Chevron]Philip Ryan[/url]

I discovered that the previous link did not go directly to O'Blivion's post regarding Philip so I have changed it to point directly at the Wikipedia link that O'Blivion obtained the information from.

I've actually wondered about that before. If it's not too personal to ask, what was your last name before you changed it?

[quote="Kriss"]Apologies if these have been asked before

Why did Philip change his last name to Chevron?

What are the origins behind his unique ties?

Kriss[/quote]

I can't remember the answer to the first question anymore. I've been Philip Chevron for 32 years.

My ties don't often have especially unique or unusual origins. The current batch were from a 3 for $10 trader on 8th Avenue (NYC) in November. The eye is mightier than the wallet (pocket book), though I have also been known to spend money to acquire good ties.

Apologies if these have been asked before

Why did Philip change his last name to Chevron?

What are the origins behind his unique ties?

Kriss