Oh. I thought you just said that it bothers you when people call you Towns, because it's so similar to boob.
I just woke up.
Oh. I thought you just said that it bothers you when people call you Towns, because it's so similar to boob.
I just woke up.
Originally Posted by Fynn
I know that feeling all too well. Most of my high school "enemies" called me by my surname, or a variation of my surname. Unfortunately, I have one of those nicknames which, in Scottish high schools, works exceptionally well against me.
[You spit on mercy? Then you will have none! You want carnage?!]
[Garrosh will get more blood than EVER he bargained for!]
I actually love my surname - it's only at EoFF that people have ever used it in ways that I've disliked.
Bow before the mighty Javoo!
My surname is Clunie. Go figure.
[You spit on mercy? Then you will have none! You want carnage?!]
[Garrosh will get more blood than EVER he bargained for!]
I don't like it when people call me by anything other than my first name.
My middle and last names are both pronounced in a french way, but my first name is pronounced the english way. But I got made fun of a lot in Grade School when they would pronounce my first the french way (which sounds awful) and rhymes with cochon which means pig and I would get called Ashton Cochon and people would laugh at me and it was awful. I'd also get a lot of Ashton Kutcher and Ash Ketchum and I just haaaate it when people make fun of my name.
Doesn't stop people from doing it though
I got called George a lot. Or "Andrew Clunie - Brother of George".
One particular bully came up to me (with his group of friends) and said "Is George really your brother?" And I was already in a bad mood and just flipped and responded. "If George was my brother, do you think I'd be in this school, wasting my breath on pissants like you?"
Never ran so quickly in my life.
[You spit on mercy? Then you will have none! You want carnage?!]
[Garrosh will get more blood than EVER he bargained for!]
And then you got called pissant?
No one ever made fun of my name. Just everything else about me. There was another Jamie in my grade. She was the popular Jamie. I remember one time in like 1st grade, I got a perm.. And like Popular Jamie and her Popular Friends played with me at recess for like a week. And then my perm completely fell out and they went back to ignoring me and the Popular Guys went back to making fun of me. Assholes.
My cousins used to love saying "Jamie Lee from Tennessee!" and it drove me insane. My youngest cousin would always say "Take thee to the Nunnery!" (my last name) and that was annoying.
People making fun of your surname? I've got you ALL beat.
"Norris."
Commence.
I would be afraid to make fun of anybody with the surname Norris.
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I was under the impression that the female equivalent to Loony BooB was Crazy Crazy PeeN?
i think the female equivalent to "Loony BoB" is "loony bob penetrated me"
You dislike how EoFFers use your surname to... refer to you?
I just always assumed the female equivalent to Loony BoB was Loony BoB.
Yeah...well, try it when he's 12.
My classmates certainly did.
Good job, you got it.I totally read this as Robert Baratheon
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