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OT: How did you get your handle?
- Thread starter Oswald P Haygood
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Cause me names Sue and I'm a shorty so been my nickname about 45 years
..…I’m 67 in a few weeks and I’ve been Eggs for as long as I can remember. In school, playing footy, friends and folk in the pub, even members of my family call me Eggs. I don’t actually like eating eggs.
When I scored a screamer in The Stretford End, however, my surname came up on that giant scoreboard they had back then. Be nice if it just said Eggs.
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In the dialect of the area I live in “ quines” are young females , “ loons” are young males, well you don’t have to be too young. It’s used all the time, “ There’s old Jock off to the match with his loon , young Jock”. Or as a greeting “ Fit like ma loon?” . And my skin is blue.
the golden visionary
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Jesus what?
Yarrgh
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That is also possible.
I'm either going to sound really thick here, or others may say "me too" but what is this thread?
ForestBlue
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I live in the trees and am normally very cold
chrismpw
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Max Power
Rita_Poon
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My surname is Iverson and my nickname has been Ivo as long as I remember.
My dad was also Ivo, and I was let off with many second yellow cards playing footy when I was younger because the referees had also ref'd my dad and they remembered the name (an they must have liked him).
My dad was also Ivo, and I was let off with many second yellow cards playing footy when I was younger because the referees had also ref'd my dad and they remembered the name (an they must have liked him).
ForestBlue
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Alas I'm not that evolved but my table manners are similar I'm told
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