Your Embarrassing Childhood Nickname
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It's just... smiling...joemegson94 said:
And I imagined him saying, "Because I stabbed a load of people."
I may have nightmares tonight.
Picture John Ratzenberger as a pig, holding a knife when you try to sleep. You'll be almost as freaked out as I was by that Eye Patch Lady on Doctor Who.King Toasty said:
Bam-Bam... ;_; I apparently used to bang my feet, pick stuff up and smack it against the floor when I was younger and my mum said it was like Bam-Bam from the Flintsones.
Only my auntie calls me it now though, usually to embarrass me.
Only my auntie calls me it now though, usually to embarrass me.
Or the Weeping Angels. The motherfucking Weeping Angels.joemegson94 said:
I didn't find Ms. Patchy Eye that creepy, just weird. The Silence were creepy.
My family used to CONSTANTLY call me "Spiderman" because Brown Recluse Spiders bit me on two nonconsecutive occasions (once twice).
I already live in Hull, so I don't find the Weeping Angels very scary personally.King Toasty said:
Gurra. Though it's not actually embarrassing, it sounds terrible when said by an Englishman. It worked well in Sweden though. I actually preferred it in my teen years to my real name, but when I was in nursery and in lower school I got furious when people didn't call be by name. Other than that the most common nickname was "twins", since I'm a twin and we were inseparable back then. It was easier to say 'twins' or 'the boys' instead of our names since people couldn't tell the difference easily. We hated it, but there you go.
Other nicknames I've had through my life:
B***h, F*g, Girl (or gurl), D**khead and G. (I attracted bad attention easily when I was younger)
For a short while I was also called G-man by some people. I liked that nickname, but it didn't stick. I guess they didn't play Half-life. ¬_¬
Other nicknames I've had through my life:
B***h, F*g, Girl (or gurl), D**khead and G. (I attracted bad attention easily when I was younger)
For a short while I was also called G-man by some people. I liked that nickname, but it didn't stick. I guess they didn't play Half-life. ¬_¬
Ash from Pokemon (Oh Ash, like from Pokemon!) still fucking happens every time I meet new people. For 13 goddamn years! Makes me wanna murder people!
Also, Ass.
Also, Ass.
Le-Le. My aunt gave it to me and it just stuck.
So now, whenever my cousin wants something or just feels overly affectionate, they call me Le-Le.
It took a while to grow on me.
There was also when my cousins tortured me by calling me my middle name. Our first grade teacher had that as her first name and she was the tough love kind of teacher, so it was horrible having any kind of connection to her then. I don't care anymore, but it was really painful when I was little.
So now, whenever my cousin wants something or just feels overly affectionate, they call me Le-Le.
It took a while to grow on me.
There was also when my cousins tortured me by calling me my middle name. Our first grade teacher had that as her first name and she was the tough love kind of teacher, so it was horrible having any kind of connection to her then. I don't care anymore, but it was really painful when I was little.
My dad used to call me, "Little Biddy". I guess it was appropriate at the time, but now I'm 6'2" and nobody really calls me that any more.
Some people just call me JoJo now.
Some people just call me JoJo now.
It#s a town in England. In Blink, Kathy Nightingale gets transported there by a Weeping Angel.King Toasty said: