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.
Your Embarrassing Childhood Nickname
- Thread starter Sariteiya
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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:
Ah. Yeah, the Season 5 Angels lost a lot of scare. 'Tis a shame, it was a pretty good episode otherwise.joemegson94 said:
My dad, and then eventually my mom started to call me "Booby-Bear".
The Bear part made sense to me, because I had this green T-shirt that had a stencil of a roaring Grizzly Bear on the front, and the shirt had been around longer than me, and long story short, the paint on the stencil had started to chip away.
As for "Booby"... I truly can't think of a reason why I earned that as part of my nickname. Perhaps of my weight, I assume.
The Bear part made sense to me, because I had this green T-shirt that had a stencil of a roaring Grizzly Bear on the front, and the shirt had been around longer than me, and long story short, the paint on the stencil had started to chip away.
As for "Booby"... I truly can't think of a reason why I earned that as part of my nickname. Perhaps of my weight, I assume.
Mush.
Though I rather like it.
My girlfriend started calling me that because I was calling her "Sweetling" (Because I'm an evil person, of course), and when the tutors switched around in High School, I introduced myself as that. And it spread.
It's awesome.
Though I rather like it.
My girlfriend started calling me that because I was calling her "Sweetling" (Because I'm an evil person, of course), and when the tutors switched around in High School, I introduced myself as that. And it spread.
It's awesome.
This is kind of outdated but:Sariteiya said:
I remember that in primary school (before the 1st erection 'n' stuff
, I was called "GAY" for hanging around girls.Let me repeat that - I WAS BEING CALLED "GAY" FOR HANGING AROUND GIRLS.
Of course, I was very annoyed and embarrassed because of it because at the time, girls were kind of useless to us (actually, if you take the time and think about it, we were useless to them).
In elementary school I was sometimes called "Walnut" and I hated it, so it was usually by people I didn't like.
I remember I used to be called 'Blerg' when I was a kid by kids in my class. It was the noise I made when I threw up on a school trip and apparently it was hilarious. When I go back home and meet old friends they still call me it, which I actually quite like now.
Tiptoe. My brother, dad and I went canoeing in Scotland. I'd spent 40 minutes drying my feet off fro when we ran the canoe into the water, and then, when we went to drag them get back onto the shore, I was pretty reluctant to get my feet wet again, so I kind of tiptoed through the water. These days, however, I'm more commonly known (by my friends) as Amish because I live in the middle of nowhere.
"Wham Bar". It was a 10 penny sweet I loved but had the misfortune to have a surname that it rhymed with o.o
EDIT: Later, I became a fan of X-Men comic books; Gambit was my favourite character...still is. I was also in the school chess club. One thing led to another and a friend unknowingly gave rise to what would later become my Internet handle forevermore. Except for some son-of-a-bi**h who took it first on XBox Live, Myspace and Twitter (not that I use those last two). If any of you ever see him, please beat him up and tell him the real KingsGambit said "HAH!" and that I want my name back.
Oh and check out my post count
EDIT: Later, I became a fan of X-Men comic books; Gambit was my favourite character...still is. I was also in the school chess club. One thing led to another and a friend unknowingly gave rise to what would later become my Internet handle forevermore. Except for some son-of-a-bi**h who took it first on XBox Live, Myspace and Twitter (not that I use those last two). If any of you ever see him, please beat him up and tell him the real KingsGambit said "HAH!" and that I want my name back.
Oh and check out my post count
My mom had that same problem and consequent nickname. Because making fun of the less fortunate is cool.Brutal Peanut said:
OP: Liberal. I was a progressive kid. I started advocating equal rights and calling out discrimination against homosexuals at a young age. The other kids, being the homophobic, laugh-at-different-people sort, gave me it. And called me it like it was a dirty word. Hooray for living in a conservative part of the country! Another one is Lefty. I have cerebral palsy on the right side of my body. Very funny.
"Nobbin" or "Robin hood" as my name is Robin. Not particulary embarressing and i didn't really care.
I am curious, why did they call you that? did you have a face like Emperor Palpatines?canadamus_prime said:
