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Hi Rev thats cute well ive been called lots of things in my life but not anything i would call a nickname . So will ponder that for a while i have a few girlfriends here maybe they can think of something ha ha
Stephanie
The last name i use here was a nickname, or part of it, that I picked up during my last deployment about 20 years ago. I suppose it could theoretically be used to identify me, only a few know of it. Only us smurfs, and the few who knew us. There were originally 4 of us, then a fifth. Papa Smurf had grey hair, so he was papa, despite being youngest. Shady Smurf could get things nobody else could, usually through… unofficial channels. Darth Smurf could be very ruthless and underhanded, and besides, he cheated at cards. My real name is very German, hard to pronounce…so I was von Smurf…or Vonsmirff. But not many people could pick that out at random these days. And if they’re on here, well…
Well, a VERY long time ago, I was known as “Alligator Joe”; and a few years later as “The Professor”. But for the past 15 years, I have been “Bunnyman” (from whence I got Bunnymom as my online ID). It has the same meaning as “crazy cat lady”, only with rabbits.
I guess mine would be Anna or Leigh, but I’ve also gotten Aly or Claire before. But those who know me personally only call me Annaleigh.
I forgot about one that stemmed from a hilariously scary story. I was hiking one day on one of the trails near home, and was attacked by a coyote. It was the only time I’ve ever been out in public wearing anything feminine (the boots, had to borrow as mine were missing). Anyway, I ended up killing the poor beast in defense, and earned the nickname Coyote from it. Scary? Yes, as 2 friends were hospitalized from scratches and/or bites. Tragic? Yes, as the poor beast had to die. Hilarious? Yes because I put it down with a pair of female boots. Don’t even remember the brand.
I like being called MJ.
I do have another nick name in my alternative universe. Which I won’t mention here. But is named after a cartoon character.
Do have one that my bf calls me. One here is Donna the one BF calls me is Kitty.
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My fem nickname would be chelle like a seashell but I’m not out to anyone in the vanilla world but the wife and she refers to my female persona as Michelle. So you girls can call me chelle if you want.
Well, in femme form I don’t really have a nickname. I just go by Krissi, or K (but that’s not really a nickname, just a letter =P )
Btw, I think Rev Rose is an awesome nickname.
Some have called me Steph or Stephie.
I don’t really have a nickname any more. My oldest niece has called me Aunt P many times. My mom and sis used to just call me silly when I was little.
In my 20’s when I was not so laid back and very precocious, I had a couple of nicknames along the lines of Bobbi’s Mrs Robinson, but those are best forgotten, or at least not used in the open any more. But I also put many a smile on a young man’s face.
PaulaF
Yes ROCKET. I’ve had a nickname since 1968, I’ve been a biker, (motorcyclist) since 1960 . In 1968 i joined a local motorcycle club and my bike at the time was a bsa 650 super rocket, so my nickname was taken from the bike, . I’m still called rocket to this present day, and still an active biker
Hi Revel I am completely intolerant to cheese it make ill, all my friends call me cheesy.
Best Wishes
Sarah
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There was a TV show on cable once, can’t remember the name, but they had a support group for lactose intolerant CD’s. They called themselves “The Dairy Queens”.
PaulaF
The guys at work used to call me Buckwheat. A couple of us snook out one night and smoked a couple of joints, it was really good stuff. I went back to work and the guy I was working with just looked at me and I guess I just had that blank stare, surprised look on my face and he started laughing and said “you look like Buckwheat, hep me hep me I think I hypnotize. Wow was I fried.
I get Allie a lot, which I like. When in school, it was Majik. I still like that one, too. The story behind Majik is that some friends started calling me that, because for some reason the only time I could hit a three pointer was if I was wearing a Dan Majikowski shirt that I had. Obviously, it stuck. I still use the name when I’m gaming
Hi Allie! Do you remember the song “Magic” in the 1984 Ghostbusters movie? In the song, you hear “I believe it’s magic” but with you, I believe it’s Majik!
Rev
Hi Rev
I do not have one now but when I was in the Navy I was called “Jan”
Any British serviceman will tell you if you are from the West country you are referred to as a Janner or as an individual Jan.
Some of my friends on FB still call me Jan.
Hugs x
Hi! Thanks for sharing that. Very interesting. In the month of January, you can be Jan in Jan. Giggles.
Hugs back to you, sister.
Rev
Rev
Whilst up in Barrow-in-furness I tried to introduce myself to a woman in a noisy night club and said “my name is Jan as in January” so 2 days later on the main street she gets my attention by shouting “Oi January” I laughed till I cried.
Big hugs Sis.x
Hi Rev:
In my femme form I have no nickname. Honestly, not enough people know about Elise to have given me one and the name doesn’t have an obvious shortened form (like Sam or Chelle). In drab, in my younger days I was known as the Doctor (or just Doc) amongst my friends because: 1) I was the only one with a doctorate degree, and 2) I always had “medication” (weed) on me.
Elise
My feminine full name is Mary Elizabeth Green. A nod to my English heritage. Beth insists on tbe shortened version and nothing else. She can be stubborn.
My male nickname was Weed. Not for the smoke but because the summer between 1st and 2nd grade I grew like a weed. That was my only growth spurt and I barely made it to 5’4″ as an adult. Of course now I’m shrinking
❤
Beth
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