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Title: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: Natalia Evans on March 04, 2008, 03:18:05 AM
I give places nicknames all the time, something my Dad does too and so did my ex. My dad calls Mt. Hood The Hooter. I never understood it, nor my mother and my brothers. He called our Schnauzer Shit for Brains but her real name is Yawnie. He calls McDonalds McDoogles.


I call places:

Jack in the Box=Jack Off in the Box, Jack Ass in the box
Starbucks=Starfucks, starbicks
Fred Meyers=Freddie's
Wal-Mart=Wally-Mart, The Wall World, Wally World
Plaid Pantry=Plaid Panties Plade Pantry
Bi-Mart=Bisexual Mart



In Spokane:

Ferguson's Cafe=The Benny & Joon diner, Fergies, Ruthie's Diner
Peaceful Valley neighborhood=The Benny & Joon neighborhood
RiverFront Park=The Benny & Joon park
Benny's Automotive Service=Benny's Car Clinic (used to be that name anyway until the owner decided to change the name in late 2006)
Hillyard Neighborhood=Hill Yard
Mt. Vernon Apartment=Ruthie's building


And of course I give the city nicknames; The Benny & Joon town, Spookane, Mozart and the Whale town, and of course this:


(http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/likedcalico/my%20pics/th_53405652.jpg) (http://s71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/likedcalico/my%20pics/?action=view&current=53405652.flv)


People:


Johnny Depp=Sam
Mary Stuart Masterson=Joon, MSM
Aiden Quinn=Benny
Julianne Moore=Ruthie
Alex Plank=The Alex Man, The Plank Guy
Endersdragon=The Bry Man (his real name is Brian)
Devin=The Dev Man
Ozymandias=Ozy




In Benny & Joon:

Claudia=Deaf girl mute girl (she has no lines in the movie so as a joke I say she is deaf)
Mike=The Mike Man
Joon=The mentally ill




Pets:

Michelle=Mechelle( as pronounced in the Beatle song "Michelle"), Michelleski (my dad called her that too so I adopted that nickname)
Peppersalt(our former cat)=Pepsi, Pepper
Huckleberry Hound=Huck, Huckleberry, Huck a roo, Huckle
Maggie=Magers, the magers
Pepper=Pep
Yawnie=Yawners, the yawners, the yawn machine





Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: Mr Smith on March 04, 2008, 03:25:41 AM
Oh I do this all the time.

But my names are considerably lamer.

The Gamesman = The Gameswoman
Room 305 at tech = The hobos stink hole
Electronics Boutique = Smelectronics boutique
Bayfair = gayfair
Playstation = gaystation

Just to name a few.
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: renaeden on March 04, 2008, 04:04:52 AM
I call the shop Harvey Norman = Hardly Normal.
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: SovaNu on March 04, 2008, 04:11:05 AM
lol.

i do that too.

the guy who wrote "look me in the eyes" named his brother varmint and something else that i can't remember. he had a thing about naming people.
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: Mr Smith on March 04, 2008, 05:48:15 AM
I call the shop Harvey Norman = Hardly Normal.

AHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHA  :plus: :plus: :plus:
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: Parts on March 04, 2008, 06:17:10 AM
lol.

i do that too.

the guy who wrote "look me in the eyes" named his brother varmint and something else that i can't remember. he had a thing about naming people.

I used to work with a guy who would just make up names for people then call them that the rest of the job it wasn't alway popular ::)
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: Sophgay on March 04, 2008, 06:33:34 AM
i call Flo my special little princess

does that count?
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: SovaNu on March 04, 2008, 06:39:53 AM
yes. :laugh: :)
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: DirtDawg on March 04, 2008, 07:29:52 AM
When I was working in photography, I often tried to remember the names of everyone in the session while the session was going on. That was not really a problem at first, but when I started going to people's houses to photograph for three hours at a family re-union or something, I foound myself committing to memory thirty to fifty or more names in an afternoon. Not too much of a problem to do, because I kick ass at that matching cards game where you turn over two cards at a time, looking for a match. I can mentally put people into positions and remember their names that way.

The problems arose when I became very busy and tried to do three or four families in one weekend. I often carried over names from the previous family to the next one. It's not really embarrassing, but it can be insulting to some people to call their kid a wrong name, even if they are almost identical to the last Jordan that you met.

I began to call everyone by comicbook television or movie names. Of course, I learned properly the names of the contact person and the one who writes the check for my services, but everyone else became Big Bird, or Moe or Curly or Donatello, or Johnwayne or Terminator or Luke or Princess Leia or Obiwan or Bert or Ernie .....

I could transfer that set of names to my memory instantly, keep them straight (since I named them myself) and not get them mixed up when I went to the next sitting.

Yes, call me an asshole, but I stopped getting people's names wrong (who were paying me to photograph them) and pissing people off, which made me even more of an asshole.
Instead, I was able to put on the mask of a clown while I was dealing with my own stress and get it all done from a more technical perspective, which IS my true talent.

I fucking own light! Photography is one of my lifelong interests. I have tried living withought a camera (actually I have several, still, but they cost too much to operate in my present situation) and it's just not working. I will clear this up, soon.









Everybody gets a nickname!!
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: DirtDawg on March 04, 2008, 07:41:59 AM
yes. :laugh: :)

Your nickname is Clydesdale. What's mine?

:D
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: Pyraxis on March 04, 2008, 08:10:26 AM
I'm horrible at making up nicknames, especially when someone wants me to. When I was doing caricatures I'd use other tricks, like "How do you spell your name?" LOL - even when it was Bob or Joe.
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: Alex179 on March 04, 2008, 09:36:38 AM
Publix = Pube licks (grocery store)
Winn Dixie = Winn dick me (grocery store)
Gayfers = Gayfers (lol just had to add this store)
Taco Bell = Taco Hell
McDonalds = MacDonalds (Coming to America did this to me)
Electronics Boutique = EBola (I worked there and it is generic)
Playstation = Gaystation (everyone used this)
Dreamcast = Dick cast
Xbox = Sex Box
NES = NoFriend-oh
SNES = Super NoFriend-oh
N64 = NoFriend-oh 64
Gamecube = NoFriend-oh Lamecube
Wii = Wenis
Xbox 360 = Sexbox 360
Playstation 3 = Blu-Ray player, Gaystation 3 and Lamestation 3
Gamefaqs = Game fags
Burger King = Booger King
Fazolis = Fuzzy holies
Circuit City = Circuit Shitty
Wal-Mart = Wallyworld
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: SovaNu on March 04, 2008, 04:47:04 PM
yes. :laugh: :)

Your nickname is Clydesdale. What's mine?

:D

Cravendale. :laugh:
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: Natalia Evans on March 04, 2008, 05:03:40 PM
omg I forgot about Burger King. I also call it Booger King.

I call the old Nintendo systems Nes.
Nintendo 64=N-64
Super Nintendo= S-N-E-S, Stuper Nintendo
Wii=weeeee, wee wee




Nintendo Characters:


Yoshi=Yoshita
Mario=Maryio
Luigi=Luingi
Wario=Waryio


My brothers and I gave all of them nicknames but I can't remember what we called DK, Peach and Toad.

I call Toad 'Mushroom Head' sometimes.
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: jman on March 04, 2008, 05:04:43 PM
I called this one girl i liked in elementary school "birdy" because I associated her last name with the sound of this funny bird on an audio book i heard..

I used to call this kid I went to school with "Mark Balls" because his last name rhymed with Balls


ummmmm I call QuirkyCarla  the lil qurikster


I call Pizza Hut Pizza Slut

call taco bell taco hell

There was this annoying kid in my neighborhood that me and everyone called the "rudy-poo"


and of course I would call hale_bopp "sexy fiona" because I like her but thats going to stop since she doesn't like it.


Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: Mr Smith on March 04, 2008, 06:55:07 PM
Oh I forgot.

Burger king = Bugger king

Basil (My pet cat) = Beautiful baby boy, perfect wee fellow, funny wee fellow
Ruby (my pet cat) = r00bs, Ruby Tuesday, Wild wee thing, wee feral thing
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: "couldbecousin" on March 30, 2017, 12:35:16 PM
  Two I've heard for AOL are "Assholes Online" and "America Offline."  :autism:
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: Parts on March 30, 2017, 02:40:26 PM
UPS   United Pot Smokers
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: renaeden on May 05, 2017, 12:25:36 AM
A lot of the time I call Liam (the cat), Mister Liam. I'm quite sure it doesn't bother him. ;)
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: "couldbecousin" on May 05, 2017, 01:22:16 AM
  From watching Breaking Bad, I learned that
   some people call Albuquerque, New Mexico, "the ABQ."  8)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnHiyTRjYo0
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: Grey Area on May 07, 2017, 09:52:00 AM
I nicknamed a lot of people "cunt" on the way to Tesco today.
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: "couldbecousin" on May 07, 2017, 09:57:41 AM
I nicknamed a lot of people "cunt" on the way to Tesco today.

  Did you tell them, or is it just your little secret?  :laugh:
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: Grey Area on May 07, 2017, 11:38:03 AM
I nicknamed a lot of people "cunt" on the way to Tesco today.

  Did you tell them, or is it just your little secret?  :laugh:

If they can lip read, they know.
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: Queen Victoria on May 07, 2017, 02:36:13 PM
Anywhere you live and don't like

The groin pit of the world.
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: "couldbecousin" on May 07, 2017, 04:42:28 PM
Anywhere you live and don't like

The groin pit of the world.

  I like the sound of "Satan's Rectum."  :M >:D
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: Queen Victoria on May 07, 2017, 07:22:41 PM
Anywhere you live and don't like

The groin pit of the world.

  I like the sound of "Satan's Rectum."  :M >:D

But, Satan doesn't give a shit.
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: 'andersom' on May 08, 2017, 04:22:04 AM
Anywhere you live and don't like

The groin pit of the world.

  I like the sound of "Satan's Rectum."  :M >:D

But, Satan doesn't give a shit.
:indeed: he makes you pay for it.
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: Natalia Evans on May 14, 2017, 05:11:47 PM
I like to call McDonalds Mickey D's and I call Burger King Booger King.
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: renaeden on May 15, 2017, 01:15:04 AM
McDonald's here is commonly known as Macca's.
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: "couldbecousin" on May 16, 2017, 03:47:03 AM
McDonald's here is commonly known as Macca's.

  That slightly confuses me, since I've also heard Paul McCartney referred to as Macca.  :tard:
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: odeon on May 16, 2017, 11:46:29 PM
McDonald's here is commonly known as Macca's.

  That slightly confuses me, since I've also heard Paul McCartney referred to as Macca.  :tard:

The implications are staggering.
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: Yuri Bezmenov on January 10, 2018, 05:39:02 PM
Wal*Mart= Satan's Five and Dime

Taco Bell= Toxic Hell

Jack in the Box= Jack in the Crack

Target= Tarjaye

Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: Minister Of Silly Walks on January 11, 2018, 01:30:35 AM
When I was a little kid I used to call the big shopping mall near my grandmother's house "the big donut". It was the first really big shopping mall in Sydney.

It had a large, multi-level space in the middle and shops around the outside - pretty much a standard shopping mall design. I figured that the "hole" in the middle was like the hole in a donut.

When my son was a toddler he used to come up with his own names for every house, apartment, shopping mall and so on. We lived in one city when he was a baby and moved away for a couple of years, returning when he was 4 years old. He would see places that he was familiar with, like the big apartment building that we used to live in he said "I remember that place, that's the red house, my friend Ricky lives there". We went to a shopping mall where we used to go bowling and he said "I remember this place, this is the bowling mall". It seemed like he already had names in his head (which he never said out loud) for the places he was familiar with when he was barely talking, and then a couple of years later when he was talking (non-fucking-stop mind you) he remembered those names.
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: Queen Victoria on January 11, 2018, 11:08:18 AM
When The PR was a toddler she would call

Burger King = Burner King
French toast sticks - Fro Sticks
PA = Lucius (as in Malfoy)
Grandfather Lester = Pawpaw U
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: Jack on January 11, 2018, 05:28:27 PM
Husband calls his ipad a tampad.
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: renaeden on January 11, 2018, 07:57:30 PM
I call the major household rubbish collection we have once a year, junk out the front.
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: Lestat on January 16, 2018, 11:05:22 AM
I tried to plus you grey area for the 'cunt' post. But the forum software was busy blowing goats at the time and told me I already had for some reason.

Crowbegotten tamponsucking sack of bog's dollocks that it is at times.


I do sometimes.

For my stalker, I have a nickname, well, more of an affectionate personal pet name, although I won't post it or speak it publicly, its something only we know. It came about though because of how she looks when she's asleep. That is a very special sort of nickname, if you know what I mean, which is why I won't publicly post what it is.


I often call my lab 'the skunkworks'

Some of the things in it:

White phosphorus 'WP, willy pete, willy peter' (the latter two are army slang for it when used in incendiary munitions)

Carbon tetrachloride 'C-tet'
Triphenylphosphine 'TPP'
methylene chloride (CH2Cl2) 'dichlor' or 'di-clo', 'DCM (short for dichloromethane)'
Phosphorus (in general, without regard to the allotrope, but typically in reference either to red phosphorus or white phosphorus, mainly because these are the two most common allotropes and the ones I would deal with generally most of all) 'phossy' or just 'phos' White phosphorus 'White phos' for example, or just plain 'phos' or 'phossy' for any of them.

perchloroethylene 'perk'
4-dimethylaminopyridine 'para-DMAP' pronounced 'para dee-map'
n-butyric anhydride 'distilled eau de barf', whilst the acid, n-butyric acid, 'eau de barf'
Sodium-potassium alloy 'NaK', pronounced to rhyme with 'back' or 'black' , as 'nack'
Tetrachloroethane 'tetra'

The act of recrystallization often shortened to ''rextyl'n'' or in past tense 'recksd' (rendered phonetically, there isn't really a spelling for it', as in 'end product reckst/recksd until melting point became satisfactory' or 'it was given a rexy or two'  pronounced 'wreck-sea' or 'reck-see'

Lithium aluminium hydride 'LAH, 'lith-al'
sodium borohydride (in context, its obvious) shortened to 'boro' or Na-boro'

And sometimes I've a habit of using rather archaic names for some things in my personal chemistry notebooks, although I won't say exactly what, since that might be a little too personally identifiable.

Lol, here's a funny one though, not in my personal journals, but helional, 3-(1,3-Benzodioxol-5-yl)-2-methylpropanal , I know in some circles as 'voldemelon' or 'voldemal' the latter short for 'voldemort aldehyde', and the former a similar derivation from 'Voldemort' from the harry potter series of books/films, the chemical has a melon-ish scent, and for a while in certain circles, before catching the attention of the filth, this particular chemical was rather hush hush, 'that which shall not be named', 'voldemal' 'voldemort aldehyde' 'voldy-melon' and a few similarly derived terms alluding to the odor plus 'he who shall not be named'

Its an MDA precursor, via beckmann rearrangement of the aldoxime to the terminal amide, then hoffmann degradation to yield MDA (3,4-methylenedioxyamphetamine). And part of somebody's hidden rainy day fund.

A book, authored by Vladimir Kren and Ladislav Cvak, called 'the genus Claviceps' (this is a book on Ergot fungi, which are species in the genus Claviceps, of ascomycete fungi, parasites on rye, various other cereal grains and wild grasses and known for both a rather interesting history, also for medical use as refined derivatives even now used in obstetrics medicine, also one of the alkaloids, ergotamine, is used as its tartrate salt for migraine relief, although the fungus itself, cultures of it productive of alkaloids (and therefore, useful) are HIGHLY toxic in a really, really nasty, permanently disfiguring if not lethal way, involving gangrene of toes, feet, legs, arms, hands, fingers, noses ears etc. turning black, and dry-rotting off leaving naught but stumps, along with convulsant effects depending on the strain, and delirious hallucinatory effects due to the alkaloids derivation from lysergic acid) The book The Genus Claviceps  shortened to 'TGC'. (I bought myself a hard-copy, managed to find one for quite a considerable sum under £100-150 which was fucking sweet. Just a bit under £50 IIRC :)

And of course a couple of people here, renaeden-'ren' '(the/our) Renster' and pyraxis-'raxy

For some reason 'raxy just feels like it fits you pyraxis, in a good way, like a flattering button-up leather trench might, once one has worn it and kinda worn into it if that makes sense, like happens with leather stuff. I get that feeling from the leather coats and boots I have now, bar one set of combat boots.

They've gotten comfier with age.

And a bit of a dirty chemist joke about SN2 type nucleophilic substitution 'butt-fuck substitution' 'bum-fuck reaction' and the leaving group, 'the rape sprog', (since the incoming nucleophile in an SN2 nucleophilic substitution is said to 'attack from the back side') it makes for quite a few suggestive filthy chemist's innuendo jokes.)

Like if I were dating a fellow autie chemist, and a kinky one, I might say 'hey wanna SN2?' if referring to, well...her taking it up the arse :spazz:
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: Minister Of Silly Walks on July 10, 2018, 10:49:30 PM
My friend has nicknamed his son "Frosty".

On account of how he spent 9 years in the deep freeze before being used to make his mother pregnant, and joining his 9-year-old twin sister.

My wife calls me "Mr Dutch Oven".
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: Al Swearegen on July 10, 2018, 11:45:58 PM
My friend has nicknamed his son "Frosty".

On account of how he spent 9 years in the deep freeze before being used to make his mother pregnant, and joining his 9-year-old twin sister.

My wife calls me "Mr Dutch Oven".

I was thinking of giving you a nickname too. "Goofy Mother fucker" is heading the mental list
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: Minister Of Silly Walks on July 10, 2018, 11:51:15 PM
My friend has nicknamed his son "Frosty".

On account of how he spent 9 years in the deep freeze before being used to make his mother pregnant, and joining his 9-year-old twin sister.

My wife calls me "Mr Dutch Oven".

I was thinking of giving you a nickname too. "Goofy Mother fucker" is heading the mental list

(https://i.pinimg.com/originals/99/3b/9a/993b9ab6c114919a74db226a4e5f5d6f.jpg)
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: Al Swearegen on July 10, 2018, 11:56:59 PM
My friend has nicknamed his son "Frosty".

On account of how he spent 9 years in the deep freeze before being used to make his mother pregnant, and joining his 9-year-old twin sister.

My wife calls me "Mr Dutch Oven".

I was thinking of giving you a nickname too. "Goofy Mother fucker" is heading the mental list

(https://i.pinimg.com/originals/99/3b/9a/993b9ab6c114919a74db226a4e5f5d6f.jpg)

(https://i.imgflip.com/2dsavn.jpg)
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: Tequila on August 18, 2018, 03:32:39 AM
Skipton = Skippy (although I wasn't aware of the kangaroo) - basically, thinking of it as a place for pies and pints.  No-one calls it that there.

A beer emblematic of Skipton:

(https://i.imgur.com/6Z95qrK.jpg)
Title: Re: Giving places/stuff/people nicknames
Post by: Lestat on August 20, 2018, 11:51:21 AM
There's always the good old fashioned 'willy pete' for white phosphorus.

And 'hypo', often used for the photo chemical sodium thiosulfate, more familar, although  I don't use it for the purpose of cooking ice, I know of those who do, as shorthand for hypophosphorous acid. Used along with iodine in a similar sort of pseudoephedrine/ephedrine reduction to meth, although due to its potential to generate deadly phosphine gas if overheated, not a risk I am prepared to take, as PH3 is a most objectionable chemical. Its extremely toxic, it smells foul, if one is fortunate enough, if smelling it at all to survive the experience, a rotting fishy kind of stink, and generally phosphine is co-generated with P2H6, diphosphine, which is pyrophoric, igniting spontaneously on contact with air, and if one is fortunate, burning both itself and the phosphine awa before it can poison anybody fatally.