Ever had a nickname?
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My name is Joe
People call me "Joey"
My Xbox live gamertag is lordjobeyku (please don't spam it), some close friends occasionally call me "lordchubbyjew" or just "chubbyjew", I am only one of those things (Tip: Im not jewish)
People call me "Joey"
My Xbox live gamertag is lordjobeyku (please don't spam it), some close friends occasionally call me "lordchubbyjew" or just "chubbyjew", I am only one of those things (Tip: Im not jewish)
Don't worry, I'm sure you'll catch 'em all eventually.Daystar Clarion said:
Equally, it might fit because you're impossible to burn.
OT: My username is my most prominent nickname. I have my family bestowed one, JD, that I shit you not is passed to every other generation (D being my middle initial). In college, I'm referred to as "Jackie Binns". The other common one is Binnsy. I did spend a day being called Meraxes, Bringer of the End Times a couple of years ago.
And because of a word I half finished writing, I was once called Arg.
I'm skewbald, so when I grew my hair out I have a pale stripe, so ended up being called Badger for years.
Other than that people just stick with Will, or shitface on account of the facial disfigurement (most of those get a kicking though).
Other than that people just stick with Will, or shitface on account of the facial disfigurement (most of those get a kicking though).
Hammy Sammy when I was a kid. I've since told off most people who called me that. Only my mom says it now, and I usually call her something less polite in return. (Which is fine, since we're the type of family that does that.)
Otherwise, it's Sammie a lot.
Otherwise, it's Sammie a lot.
They should call you an "Ashhole" or "Dat Ash".Daystar Clarion said:
Most of my nicknames have been about my size. My dad used to call me "Squirt" when I was a child. One my mom's friends calls me "Al" which I hate. My name doesn't get shortened, it's already conveniently shortened.
My ass of a friend decided to put an y at the end of my surname (I won't reveal it) which make it sound more like a pet (as in animal) friend. Needless to say I hated him for that.
My name is Daniel, but in Sweden it automatically makes people call you "Danne". We do that with a lot of the names here.
Apart from that; yes, I've had a few nicknames. One that shouldn't be mentioned, which I later changed to Daniel Brown. The alias I use on the internet.
Apart from that; yes, I've had a few nicknames. One that shouldn't be mentioned, which I later changed to Daniel Brown. The alias I use on the internet.
A lot of people in my graduating class call me Will I Am, like the rapper. I don't mind it, and I've had that nickname since the 7th grade.
I don't have very many nicknames other than that. Some people call me Willie and stuff like that, but it happens very rarely.
I don't have very many nicknames other than that. Some people call me Willie and stuff like that, but it happens very rarely.
Was just Michael for years and years... wasn't until I started working an overnight shift at a Walmart just a few years ago I got my first real nickname. 
Hair was down past my shoulders a bit, light goatee and, perhaps most importantly, I was very quiet. So one of the loud (but fun) associates started calling me Manson [footnote]Not after Marilyn Manson, but Charles Manson.[/footnote]. It stuck, and I wore it with an odd degree of pride... over the couple years I worked there, a few people mutated it into their own version, so I was also called Chuck every now and again.
Hair was down past my shoulders a bit, light goatee and, perhaps most importantly, I was very quiet. So one of the loud (but fun) associates started calling me Manson [footnote]Not after Marilyn Manson, but Charles Manson.[/footnote]. It stuck, and I wore it with an odd degree of pride... over the couple years I worked there, a few people mutated it into their own version, so I was also called Chuck every now and again.
My name is Heather, but my boss calls me Heath. I HATE IT.
However I do have the nickname Sissy. Lots of people call me that and I often offer it up as my main name. :3
However I do have the nickname Sissy. Lots of people call me that and I often offer it up as my main name. :3
"That creepy dude in the bushes" is a nickname I've never really understood... But seriously, I have a long Norwegian last name, and my god... the variants... I won't go into details, but with 12 letters in the name, there are a LOT of them. I also respond to Mark, because I have a twin brother and the person calling out "Mark" actually means me ~1/2 the time... We're fraternal for craps sake.
You're over 30 and still dropping /hipster? Or is Evil Dead so obscure you've never heard of it?Daystar Clarion said:
Is your name Skipper? Because Mr. Skippery sounds like a great name for a pet rock.Scarim Coral said:
A quick google search shows that Euxeinos Pontus is latin for the "Hospitable Sea", the greek nickname for the Black Sea. Dude's going biblical on you. I don't see how hospitable is in any way a decent nickname though...mr. awesome said:SckizoBoy said:
How can "Euxeinos" be a nickname for "Pontus"?
They are not similar in any way! And Euxeinos is longer and more complicated to say, on top of that!
Yeah, I've had a few. I once earned myself the nickname "Doorman" because while on this educational camp-like thing I had the tendency to hold the doors for the entire group.