Nicknames

[amcdonald]

Bitch if what er indoors refers to me sometimes

[Durbs]

or "Kenny Everett" as I looked like I was dying of AIDS!!

Nice!!

Mine is and was unsurprisingly Durbs, which a lot of people assume means I lived in SA.

[Pondlife]

I used to work for a big chocky maker and so was given the moniker of 'Wonka'

Sounded like that anyways.

[SupremeSpod]

At school - Bones - I was very tall and very thin before I started playing Rugby and filled out a bit.
In the Forces - Paddy

[amcdonald]

Someone I know everyone calls them Grouch including their bird, because they whinge about everything, and no matter how good a day they have they always look miserable

[OwlHoot]

Gravel.

Long story

Every new house you move to, the first thing you do is replace the carpy paved or tarmaced drive with a gravel one?

[northernladyuk]

Violent Violet

[northernladyuk]

Every new house you move to, the first thing you do is replace the carpy paved or tarmaced drive with a gravel one?

Probably to do with bikini bottoms, a gravel beach and strong seas.

[MarillionFan]

They used to call me Tripod.

[TestMangler]

Never really had a nickname, but am usually the great giver of workplace nicknames.

My favoutite ones were:

Wheelbarrow : Given to a guy who sat there doing f**k all until you pushed him.

Sledge : Given to a guy who was 'normally pulled by dogs'.

Prince : Given to a guy who was so tight, he wouldn't spend a penny over the client co's nightly £20 subsistance rate. So, he partied when it was £19.99