1. Leslie- Leslie is an old Norfolk name which first appears in the Domesday Book and is thought to be a contraction of “Ye old LES bian who does nothing but LIE about drinking apple cider”
2. Marsha- A Hebrew name meaning “She who won’t touch pork nor the pork sword”
3. Sandy or Sandra Lee or Shandy- One of the rarest of lesbian names but common in Asian countries and amongst the deaf. Coincidentally the name Shandy said with a South African accent sounds remarkably like the call of the Knotted Clitt Warbler, the only purely homosexual bird in existence.
4. Liz- A diminutive of Elizabeth or the old English Beowulfiliz, meaning “She who lays not with hogs but other sheilas”
5. Kate- from the Afrikaans, Oosterkateervagineekraak meaning “stout with hair like a man up her backside”
6. Chris- One of the all time great lesbian names was invented by the poet laureate Sir Anthony Knobwell-Goode in 1945 whilst searching for a name for one of his sonnets for The Queen Mother’s 135 birthday.
7. Jill- the most common of lesbian names was thought to have been imported into Britain with the Romans who worshipped Jillius, the inventor of the first roman fast food, the furburger which consisted of a tiny rat like marsupial char grilled and placed between two pieces of Roman Army Bread. When Jillius died the whole Roman Army mourned her, and it is thought that despite her obvious homosexuality and overgrown pant moustache that Julius Nobulous, cousin of Cocius of Sacc requested her hand in marriage.
This has been a public service announcement on behalf of biva.co.uk because biva cares, above all, for the lesbian.


at the weekend.
English dentists were said to be thrilled with todays announcement that their offices are the most gay friendly in all of Europe in terms of wall hangings.
Genetic scientists and cloners the world over were last night celebrating the discover of the gay gene which could revolutionise breeding.




