Late 1930s. Known as Jack. Real name John Henry Pepper
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Can't answer the question for you, but here is a good reference site: http://www.mansfieldtown.premiumtv.co.uk
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1956 Martin D-18, Serial #148639\n\nThey released a signature version in his honor.\n\nhttp://namm.harmony-central.com/SNAMM03/Content/Martin/PR/D-18-Andy-Griffith.html
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OMEGA (Organization of Modern Extreme Grappling Arts) with Thomas Simpson, Shannon Moore, Gregory Helms, Amy Dumas (Lita), his nicknames were Willow the Wisp, Iceman, Mean Jimmy Jack Tomkins, Wolverine, and The Masked Mountain.
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He was known as Johnny Polo, and he managed The Quebecers and Adam Bomb. 10pts please!
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I'd suggest running an internet search using the following words:  "Comedy Central puppet Jose Jalopeno Sweet Daddy D".  If you give so much information you're certain to find something that will lead you to his identity.
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Can't find his birth date but there are loads of sites if you use Yahoo Search and type in his name.  I've listed 2 good ones and also see www.toniguy.com
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Put the name in quotes when you type it in.  "John Smith"
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A kid my husband grew up with is named John Lennon...In fact the day John Lennon(the beatle) was shot I came home and my room mate told me. The first thing I thought was...OMG! our friend John had been shot!
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Not the gipper...Jack the Ripper
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Ha ya...because my name is jackie and there is actually a character named jackie for once. And i love love love fez...he is so dam hot and that accent/lisp...hottest shit ever heard!
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good question. I know that most were references to someone's father or trade as in smith was a metal worker or jackson was the son of jack, they came about when there were too many people for just a first name to identify someone without confusing them with someone else.
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Jack Nicholson\n\n\nhttp://thebaldchemist.blogspot.com/
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Jack Martin, P.I., a private investigator who claimed to have information on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. \nJack S. Martin was born Edward Stewart Suggs on July 1, 1915, in Phoenix, Arizona. Suggs served in the Army during World War II, and later moved to California, where he unsuccessfully tried to become a police officer in Los Angeles and San Diego.(9) \n"Quick-witted and highly observant" private investigator Jack Martin also had a rap sheet stretching back to October 1944, and spanning the US from California to Arkansas to Texas to Louisiana. He was arrested in January 1945 in Fort Worth, Texas, for carrying a pistol; he was fingerprinted in Los Angeles in December 1945; he was arrested in December 1947 for disturbing the peace in San Diego and again in May 1949 in Dallas. He later would be investigated on numerous occasions for allegedly impersonating a doctor, an FBI agent, a CIA employee, a US Army colonel, and an ordained priest. Subsequent to his 1949 arrest, Suggs moved to Texas.(10) \n\nIn Houston, Suggs took up a new trade as practitioner of illegal abortions. In 1951, he fled the state when one of his unfortunate patients, one Helen Nichols, died shortly after undergoing an operation at the hands of "Dr. Suggs." A state grand jury indicted Suggs for murder in June of that year.(11) \n\nSuggs was arrested in Los Angeles on May 2, 1953, as a fugitive from Texas, but he managed to get the murder charge dismissed. He would later describe his philosophy of life as, "The strong take from the weak and the smart take from the strong," and he "considers himself one of the smart." He related the details of the "'murder rap' he was involved in" and bragged that he "outsmarts everyone." March 1954, Suggs was fingerprinted in Galveston, Texas, for vagrancy and a drunk-and-disorderly charge.(13) Soon after this, he moved to New Orleans and adopted the name, John Stewart Martin, Sr. He had difficulty holding a job and was largely supported by his wife, Paula. Concerned about his erratic behavior and excessive drinking, Mrs. Martin eventually insisted that her husband enter an alcohol treatment program in the Psychiatric Department of Charity Hospital.(14) \nIn January 1957, Martin caused a disturbance in a New Orleans store and told store authorities he was an FBI agent. The FBI "instituted inquiries in this matter . . . and determined that he [Martin] was in a psychiatric ward [at] Charity Hospital, New Orleans as of January 17, 1957. His psychiatrist informed our agents that Suggs was suffering from a character disorder . . ."(15) \n\nAn 'Informative Note' in Martin's FBI file states, "Several sources have reported Martin is a mental case."(16) The actual diagnosis was "sociopathic personality disorder, antisocial type."(17) \n\nJim Garrison's onetime chief investigator, Pershing Gervais, describes Martin as "absolutely crazy."(18) According to Gervais, Martin "had a way of breathing up stories and being very positive about things. He would concoct things about someone and then he would talk to that someone" and construct a story "that would kind of jibe" with whatever new information he received. When asked about Martin's reliability, Gervais laughs and said, "He couldn't be reliable if he intended to be."(19) \n\nNODA investigator Lynn Loisel -- who was nothing if not loyal to Jim Garrison -- dismissed Martin as a "sack of roaches."(20) \n\nThe FBI again interviewed Martin in 1960 about impersonating an FBI agent.(21) When Martin later informed the FBI that an associate of his, Carl Stanley, "was involved in illegal activities including Fraud Against the Government," the "FBI ultimately concluded both men were mentally ill. According to Carl Stanley, Edward Suggs said he had worked for the CIA."(22) \n\nSecret Servic
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John Christopher Depp II is his real name...he is widely known as Jonny Depp, didn't know there were other names for him
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James ~\n              In my opinion,On April 15, 1915 in Havana, Cuba as Jack is laying there on his back shielding his eyes from the sun (it was a outdoor fight) and then comfortably get up after the referee counts ten would make one wonder. How about the fact that Jack would not follow up with anything significant throughout the entire fight. Jack never threw his sledgehammer right hand after he landed his powerful jab either.\n\n          There have been rumors abound about if Jack threw the bout or not. The truth of the matter is Jack took Jess lightly and was of the opinion that Jess did not belong in the ring with him. Jess trained hard for the fight while Johnson was having a good time on the social scene. \n\n            The much bigger and seemingly stronger Willard was landing fierce body shots early in the fight and at one point hurt Johnson where Jack had to hold on. So in the 26th of a scheduled 45 rounds Jack just ran out of gas. After the bout Johnson started the rumor that he threw the fight and to that Jess replied "If he was going to throw the fight, I wish he would have done it sooner."
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John Underwood, Andover, Massachussetts.Hee Hee.I saw it on one of the answers you gave.
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John Parrott\nhttp://search.bbc.co.uk/cgi-bin/search/results.pl?scope=all&edition=i&q=1991+snooker+champion