I was a rather chubby child so my mother used to call me "pumpkin" a lot which did persist throughout my teenage years. People just address me by my last name more often than my first nowadays, and I'm cool with that. :aimsun:
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I was a rather chubby child so my mother used to call me "pumpkin" a lot which did persist throughout my teenage years. People just address me by my last name more often than my first nowadays, and I'm cool with that. :aimsun:
Not in a long time, but about 2 jobs ago a lot of co-workers called me Lu, short for Lucifer as a running joke based on some insignificant trout I can't even remember.
Pez Dispenser.
Because Peter became Pete became Pez.
Horny Shelly... only because i wore devil horns to a thing in high school around Halloween time.. hahaha
Well my surname is Blockley so I used to get Blockhead quite a lot in school... that was nice.
Other names have included Iron Cock, Tyrannosaurus Penis, The Messiah, God, The Midget Exterminator, Eric the Inflatable Llama... none of this is true.
One of my coworkers got his hands on my Xbox Live username (Provost Pike) the other day and now he straight up calls me nothing but "The Provost" at work.
It's not embarrassing though; in fact it's rather great!
My stepdad has called me Chipmunk since I was a wee lass, because I have very round and large cheeks, and I laugh really high.
I've never been embarrassed by any nicknames, though I've had a few very random ones. A guy in high school used to call me "Woose the Moose." I never understood it. Another friend in college called me The General, and based on that, his future girlfriend started calling me Wesmoreland (after Vietnam general Westmoreland -- we were all history majors).
Embarrassing is the key word here, Tig. ;P
You know I've thought his name like that to myself and figured nobody would get the reference.
It's not all that obscure if you know 20th century US history, and it's an especially appropriate nickname with my last name.
Boobie NoBalls. :/
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