What Was Your Child Hood Nickname ?

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Lokin Holy-okin.

I loved hearing that from across the school parking lot.

And what about a nickname that is easier and quicker to say than my actual name?

I'm pretty sure it was a conspiracy.

 
When I was in elementary school, my mother had gone back to med school and money was tight, so we couldn't afford Adidas or other expensive shoes, so I wore Spauldings from K-Mart. Some knucklehead thought "Spaulding" would be a good nickname idea, so I bore that cross until 6th grade, when I grew to be about 4" taller and 30 lbs. heavier, at which time I pounded him into the pavement. Spaulding then became a distant memory, LOL.

 
In Jr high, my friends called me hitler! Go figure! We had this awesome thing where my friends used to pretend there was a limo and they were driving it in the school hall. They used to pick up "hitler" at all of her classes and drop her off at all of them. Lol! What is funny is there was no reason whatsoever for anyone to call me hitler...lol

 
Also, "froggy baby" which was what grover used to say to kermit! We all used to hop like frogs EVERYWHERE and have races and the like. Hahaha. Yeah. I had ADHD

 
Hitler? You poor thing, the worst nickname I can thing of, and your sweet, they messed that one up!

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Sissy Bones - till after years of being passive, sickly & crippled some bully pushed me at the water fountain, and the clique of cool girls laughed cause I slipped and fell.  For the first time ever I came off the floor, splattered bully boy's lips and nose all over his face.  He bled and cried.  Other than that you could have heard a pin drop.

"That's Mr. Bones to you. Stand up and fight, you pantywaist." /default_angry.png  /default_laugh.png

Then I told the girls they were the common white trash whores, which was ironic because I was the kid from across the tracks where the "Negroes" stayed. You could hear them whisper why they would never go out with any of my family.

I had a little Jewish girlfriend at the time, from over my side, more scandal, who said no I was Dr. Bones and we were gonna play nursie when I got outa the principal's office.  /default_wub.png   Yowza!

 
This is slightly embarrassing but I guess it shouldn't be now at this point. In grade school some of the boys called me Bucky Beaver because I had an overbite. It always hurt my feelings but I would just either shrug it off or tell them off depending on my mood. The best part of it was I graduated that school and went on to junior high where I got braces plus lets just say went through all the changes young women typically go through at that age. Then I start high school and low and behold those lil bastards (lol jk) were there. Boy were they sorry!! I'm not saying I'm super hot or anything but they certainly wanted to take me out, and hang with me. I nicely told them NO thanks!! Just goes to show you to be mindful of hurtful things you may say to someone bc yrs later it just may come back to bite ya!

 
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My childhood nickname was Ditch. Named after my Uncle who was born and raised in a ditch on the east side of the west coast. Years later it became Puzzler, as I became obsessed with completing 1000 piece jig-saw puzzles during the night, instead of sleeping. All high on glue-sticks and Pam frying pan oil.

Then in my later life my nic name was changed to Slammer as I was the only student in elementary school who could slam back 24 cans of beer within 15 minutes and then be able to drive my parents car cross state without getting busted. This would happen usually once a week, sometimes twice.

Thanks for your time.

Sincerely,

Slammer 

 
1) "ELVIS" WHEN I CAME 2 THE STATES 4 SCHOOL I DID ALL THE TALENT SHOW STUFF AN SANG HIS SONGS 2 THE GIRLS AN MY TEACHERS SO THEY STARED CALL'N ME "OHH ELVIS" U KNOW BETTER! NOW RAISE UR HAND B 4 U TALK.

2) "CINNAMON" IN BOOTCAMP......DNT ASK WHY U SHOULD ALREADY KNOW!

3) "ROCK" MY MEN SAID, SARGE. U LOOK LIKE DWAYNE 'THE ROCK' JOHNSON & ITS A NICKNAME I STILL GET CALLED THIS DAY.

 
You look like the Rock? Dammnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn! Lucky dude,he is yummy! (Second only to my man, Otter).

 
YES AND IVE BEEN "RIP A NEW1" 4IT MORE THAN I KNW. SO...? WERE BOTH POLYNESIAN AN LOOK SIMILAR BUT HES BIGGER THAN ME AND MORE HANDSOME...HA! @CAT U MUST B GERMAN 2 GET CALLED THAT NICKNAME.

 
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Queenie aka spoiled only child and my mother was also an only child so I was an only grandchild as well. I think it warped my expectations of what life was really going to be :)

 
I think my nickname was either stroker or toker. I don't remember which so to the rest of you it's Mr. Stroker.

 
When I was little my dad had a nickname for me that I never figured out where it came from. He use to call me Monkey Meat. GOD I HATED THAT.

But now that he's gone, I'd give anything to hear him say it again.

Later in life I got the name of turkey from my friends? Everyone called me Turk. Then when I started playing ball we had our names on the back of our jerseys.

Mine just said Turk and I wore it proudly. Hey, I earned it LOL

 
My childhood Nickname name  up until I was 10 or 18 (I forget) was "Blow the Snow", then it was changed to "BTS" after I became part of the 'cool' crowd at school. Then, after I became an adult, around 29, my cousin started calling me "Snowblower." And that's how I hope to keep it unless I start blowing more air/gas than snow. 

 
My parents started calling me Binky when I was a baby. It came from the name of a line of baby products. I have been Binky ever since to family & friends. My extended family is big on nicknames, my cousins all had them too. So does my sister. I have 2 grown sons & I never had nicknames for them though.

 
Porky the Piggy

I was "slightly" overweight when I was a child.  No, that's a lie.  I was just plain fat.

 
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