Vulture,
Split the trigram, ignore the middle one (it's a red herring), replicate the last letter of the first first one, and add 157 Stone 6.62 Pounds (in metric to the end of the last one, and you have my name.
Malc,
I didn't have that problem, thankfully, until I was sent to Kirkham GC. I was the only one from Weeton who passed the 11+, and had a taxi ride every day to school. The school was awful, apart form some of the meals. When my dad was posted to Germany the following year, I was asked whether I wanted to stay at Kirkham as a boarder, or come to Germany. There was no competition. It was great being in schools where all the kids know what the forces were about, and the problems of making friends. Sadly, I have lost touch with them all over time due to constantly moving around.