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[NSC] Your Nickname at school.
- Thread starter Leekbrookgull
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My Ex's always called me Ron Jeremy but I never have had a tash
On account of the belly?
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One of my schoolmates was known as 'Di' because his younger brother came to our class as the register was being taken one fine morn and announced that "****** won't be in today because he has sickness and diarrhoea".
I'd love to confess to a salty nickname but I was always known by my diminuitive.
I'd love to confess to a salty nickname but I was always known by my diminuitive.
Murray 17
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Baldseagull
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Not mine, but a lad I vaguely knew was nicknamed "Donkey" which I wondered a bit about but not enough to ask anyone. Eventually, I worked it out, he would say "ereyah" (here you are) as a preface whenever he had something to say.
Gabbafella
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- Aug 22, 2012
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My actual name is Ian (hate the name by the way, really want to change it), one of my family members called me "Eenie" one day, possibly my toddler sister who couldn't say my name properly, to which someone instantly made up a little rhyme which went "Eenie Weenie, long green Beanie", after that, the name Beanie stuck and it's been my nickname ever since.
You’ve had several but we keep them to ourselves
Cyanide has always been mine amongst a certain group.
Taybha
Whalewhine
Sugartits
Do you know the secret of good joke telling?
Zefarelly
Dates back to mid 80's, Joseph , Joe - Zef, Zefarelly.
Dates back to mid 80's, Joseph , Joe - Zef, Zefarelly.
Frankie
Put him in the curry
Frosty 
Timing.
As in (This was on Kenny Everitt):
"Do you know the secret of good joke telling?"
"No, what is the"
(interrupting)
"Timing"
Burker or Burbs. Second one was obvious from my surname
I knew the answer buts was going to reply this evening.