What Nicknames do you have/ had? In one job I was known as Hump, short for Engelbert Humperdink, in another, I was Elvis.

Also, what unusual nicknames do any of your friends have/had?

I get called Chang and Dee and Delboy and mainly Del-lick.

One friends name is Chit and I hear it sounding like with an S. 

Other friends Poo another G,up another Porn. 

 

Joe 90 !

That was me in school as I looked like the TV kid.

 

 

Mine was horse so always assumed it was because of the sound of my voice ????

4 minutes ago, Excel said:

Mine was horse so always assumed it was because of the sound of my voice ????

Dream on.

Shagger.......not overly keen on that especially when my wife was present.

3 minutes ago, Surelynot said:

Dream on.

You obviously know my wife too

Just now, Surelynot said:

Shagger.......not overly keen on that especially when my wife was present.

Sure you did not hear the first word Sheep ? ( Apologies if you are not from Wales or New Zealand )

1 minute ago, Excel said:

Sure you did not hear the first word Sheep ? ( Apologies if you are not from Wales or New Zealand )

Now, now.......no stereotyping......we don't want any old twaddle on here....555

 ...  in another, I was Elvis.

 

 

Was that nickname after 1956 Elvis, or 1967 Elvis, or 1977 Elvis. 

6 minutes ago, Surelynot said:

Now, now.......no stereotyping......we don't want any old twaddle on here....555

baaa

3 minutes ago, Excel said:

baaa

That got me moist

My nickname at school from my friends fron about 6 was Gumble - named after the book Bottersnikes and Gumbles. Gumbles were short fat things - like me at the time.

 

Still called it now 50 odd years later, though those calling me it still are far far fatter than me now !

 

If I was called it now as a kid, I'd probably be rushed to therapy and the children given woke lessons on insulting fat kids 

 

Some Thais call me Uan - no idea where that comes from. ???? 

The ladies used to be nicknamed me  Hung Lo, but those were the days... 

Heat - Pete the heat....

 

Playing ball, the more pressure situations the more I responded & excelled.....

Never being loud or demonstrative I dialed up the intensity....

 

 

 

1 hour ago, CharlieH said:

Joe 90 !

That was me in school as I looked like the TV kid.

 

 

One of my friends used to get called Joe90, I always wondered why. now I know.

1 hour ago, Excel said:

Mine was horse so always assumed it was because of the sound of my voice ????

You don't look like Hoss Cartwright from Bonanza by any chance.

5 minutes ago, possum1931 said:

You don't look like Hoss Cartwright from Bonanza by any chance.

I liked Bonanza always a favourite to watch. 

Just now, Excel said:

I liked Bonanza always a favourite to watch.

All the episodes are available on watchserieshd.net.

You can download them.

53 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

Some Thais call me Uan - no idea where that comes from. ???? 

Thai word for fat. ????

58 minutes ago, Fat is a type of crazy said:

 ...  in another, I was Elvis.

 

 

Was that nickname after 1956 Elvis, or 1967 Elvis, or 1977 Elvis. 

 I was given the nickname in the nineties and still had long hair like Elvis in the seventies.

Still do today.

32 minutes ago, possum1931 said:

Thai word for fat. ????

Also used in a more endearing way. My wife 90% of the time uses it to me. 

42 minutes ago, possum1931 said:

Thai word for fat. ????

Thanks for telling me. When I asked the girls they told me it's the Thai translation for "sexy man". ???? 

3 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

Some Thais call me Uan - no idea where that comes from. ???? 

Booom Tish....

You beat me to it.

Well done.

Real young - Boner

Youngish - K (for Kawasaki H1 and H2)

Middle age - Dog Killer

LOS - CD

The Sherriff, from my rugby league playing days on the north coast of NSW Australia. Inspiration apparently came from the sherriff character in Dukes of Hazzard.

(1) Super Dave (2) Mr. Fuji (3) Little Hitler 

Friend was "FUBAR".....F'd Up Beyond All Repair

On 6/19/2021 at 1:58 PM, OneMoreFarang said:

Some Thais call me Uan - no idea where that comes from. ???? 

it comes from years of comfort foods.. at least for me... beer for others maybe? 

On 6/19/2021 at 3:26 PM, Excel said:

Also used in a more endearing way. My wife 90% of the time uses it to me. 

and moo ooun [fat pig] is a term of endearment intimate enough that only my wife and kid would use it..