Once you earn a nickname, it can stick with you for years. Long after the genesis of the nickname is forgotten by all involved, the name can linger on. Such is the case with Dr. Pasty-Smasher Omelette, a 27-year-old from Merthyr Tydfil in South Wales. After a workplace food fight with his fellow Asda employees earned Greg Lewis the nickname Dr. Pasty-Smasher Omelette, he decided to do his co-workers one better. Greg Lewis changed his name to Dr. Pasty-Smasher Omelette via deed poll.
“Nigel and I are the jokers at work and I could not believe it when he actually threw a pasty at me across the canteen. Everyone found it hilarious and started comparing me to Omelette out of Lee Nelson’s Well Good Show. Some of the lads at work had remembered seeing the Big Brother episode where some of the housemates had changed their names by deed poll and suggested that I do the same,” said the newly-minted Dr. Omelette. “I have to be honest, I thought because I was changing it on some website it wouldn’t be real, but then I got a letter confirming it.”
The 27-year-old former Greg Lewis’s girlfriend and children will not be using the new moniker; his family will continue to use the former, normal name. That said, Dr. Pasty-Smasher Omelette has updated his work ID badge.
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