Had a supervisor with a surname Seale, nickname Imber. [emoji1]
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What is the best nickname you've ever heard or given to a mate, and what is the backstory behind it?? (NSFW)
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I referred to the service manager at work as Houdini, because when it came to work he could get out of it. This superseded Six Pack, not because he had one but because he'd persevered with fathering kids until he was blessed with a son on the sixth occasion.
And there was Stan (from Laurel) after an ordeal attempting to carry a fruit machine upstairs at a boozer. The landlady eventually sent them away and it had to wait until the following day.
Mine was Mr Blobby, or Blobby at any rate. This was from a collector, Miss Piggy, aka Penny (Thunderbirds > F.A.B > Fat Assed Broad)
And there was Stan (from Laurel) after an ordeal attempting to carry a fruit machine upstairs at a boozer. The landlady eventually sent them away and it had to wait until the following day.
Mine was Mr Blobby, or Blobby at any rate. This was from a collector, Miss Piggy, aka Penny (Thunderbirds > F.A.B > Fat Assed Broad)
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We had a teacher at school who had a bad stutter who we .called Donkey.
When anyone asked why we called him Donkey we said, eeyore eeyore eeyoreways talks like that.
When anyone asked why we called him Donkey we said, eeyore eeyore eeyoreways talks like that.
When I worked for a construction firm years ago there was a labourer I called the blister as he would only appear after all the hard work was done and a lorry driver who got called flub which was short for fat lazy useless basxxxd as he would appear with the lorry filled with bricks and never once to get out the cab to give you a hand to offload them.
