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Feathers in Hair

World's Tallest Hobbit
Margaret Ann Lawrence "Daisy beautiful crowned with laurels.' (Or 'Pearl beautiful in the service of the king,' using the latin translation of Margaret and my mom's maiden name of 'Kingsley.')

But I'll be changing it to Feathers in Hair legally, as soon as I can figure out what is required.
 

johnnys4life

Pro-life Mommy
Every I.Q. test I've ever taken gave me a different answer. Some of the scores I've gotten in the past were 105, 111, 120, 126, 136, and 147. I guess I'm dumber on some days than on others.:p
 

mrscardero

Kal-El's Mama
My name is Rizza. Short for Rizza. Please don't get me confussed with

Rizzo from the movie Grease...
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My middle name use to be Fungo
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...(Don't laugh)

When I got adopted it was changed to Aleenah.
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Master Vigil

Well-Known Member
I've had a few nicknames, none really stuck though. When I was little, I used to be called Chimp, because I was awesome at climbing trees, and was able to jump from one tree to another (It was a dare). Then one of my science freak friends decided I should be called Treefrog because that was a better fit, since chimps don't really jump from tree to tree like monkeys do, and the way I sat (crouched) looked like a frog. I dunno, he was wierd. Then I had the ninkname Patch, because I was mean like wolverine. I used to be a bad kid. Then in high school, I was given the nickname Grasshopper by my wrestling coach cuz I did martial arts. Then a couple years ago, I was given the nickname Fidget by a martial arts instructor cuz I couldn't stand still. I must say, Chimp lasted like 6 months, Treefrog less than that. Patch lasted like a year, but only a couple people called me that. Grasshopper lasts to this day, but only by like 2 people. And Fidget lasts as well, but only that instructor calls me that now. Some of the older people at karate used to call me Kal-el (superman) because I can jump really high. I once hung a pad 8 feet in the air, and flying sidekicked it. I've had many names, call me what you wish, I am still me. :)
 

No*s

Captain Obvious
My nicknames:

Sponge
Firecracker
Dr. Gardner (I objected to that one...I'm not a Dr. lol)
Data

Those are my most plentiful nicknames :).
 

SK2005

Saint in training
My name first name means Lilly
middle-Mary
Last- Kolodziej (with a slash through the l) Polish for Wheelmaker.
 

Quoth The Raven

Half Arsed Muse
truthseekingsoul said:
Jimmy of Jimmyland. That would be nice.
It's a natural assumption...you haggis chewers (Don't take offense...my mother in law is Scottish...it's a term of endearment.)are always saying,'I see you, Jimmy,' before you headbutt someone. There must be a lot. Either that or it's the same bloke and he's obviously got a metal plate in his head.
 

No*s

Captain Obvious
There are several fictional fights I've always wanted to see in comic books:

Godzilla vs. Fin Fang Foom
Batman and Grand Admiral Thrawn in chess
 

Bastet

Vile Stove-Toucher
My first name is the same as Feathers' - Margaret. I was only ever 'Margaret' when I was in trouble though (usually used in conjunction with the middle name)...I've been known as 'Meg' pretty much since I was born. Except for the first couple of years I was at school...they all called me Margaret there for some reason. :confused:
My middle name (which I hated as a kid, as I think I posted earlier in this thread), is Elspeth - the Scottish form of Elizabeth. My father is Scottish, his family moved over to Australia when he was about 10 years old.
 

Yerda

Veteran Member
lady_lazarus said:
It's a natural assumption...you haggis chewers (Don't take offense...my mother in law is Scottish...it's a term of endearment.)are always saying,'I see you, Jimmy,' before you headbutt someone. There must be a lot. Either that or it's the same bloke and he's obviously got a metal plate in his head.
Actually, since we discovered trousers we've become quite the sophistocats over here. Haggis is vegan and eaten in trendy riverside resturants. Headbutting has given way to watching our body guards dueling, and Jimmy is unfashionable compared to Findlay, and Campbell these days.

No, wait a minute, none of that's true.

Haggis chewers is a curious title.....hmmm....you're an Aussie?
 

Quoth The Raven

Half Arsed Muse
truthseekingsoul said:
Actually, since we discovered trousers we've become quite the sophistocats over here. Haggis is vegan and eaten in trendy riverside resturants. Headbutting has given way to watching our body guards dueling, and Jimmy is unfashionable compared to Findlay, and Campbell these days.

No, wait a minute, none of that's true.

Haggis chewers is a curious title.....hmmm....you're an Aussie?
Certainly am, Ollie. Could be worse...if you were Indian you'd be a curry muncher.

My husband is aghast that you've never heard of haggis chewer before...he said next thing you'll be trying to tell people you've never read 'The Broons' or 'Oor Wullie'.
Obviously you know of Billy Connolly.
 

Yerda

Veteran Member
Oh I've heard 'haggis chewer'. From another Aussie - the Frenzal Rhomb guitarist.

He said "c'mon ya haggis chewing ****(four lettered, meaning female genetalia) get yer *******(the art of making love) Frenzal Rhomb shirt".

That's why I thought you were an Aussie. There's bloody millions of you guys over here I might add. Can't get a bar job for drunk Australians.

Billy Who??
 

Quoth The Raven

Half Arsed Muse
truthseekingsoul said:
That's why I thought you were an Aussie. There's bloody millions of you guys over here I might add. Can't get a bar job for drunk Australians.
That's because we're such lovely people!
And we don't tend to headbutt the patrons.;)
 

No*s

Captain Obvious
I'm bumping this up, and I'll simply say that I'm drinking some hot tea to go with it :D.
 

Master Vigil

Well-Known Member
Just went to a class at my college on after death communication. The guy was an absolute quack!!! I mean, I deal with spirits everyday. But what this guy was talking about was just plain rediculous.
 
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Majikthise

Guest
Most of my wife's family are JWs. My sister in law (who I love dearly) always gave me a big hug when we met.When she found out I was an atheist she asked if I was stupid.Our greetings feel forced now,but I still feel the same way about her.My wife's aunt is not supposed to talk to her son, even after his father died, because he left the JWs.These things are what started me thinking about religion in the past few months.This is why my PS sit's idle.
 
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