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Help me think up a nickname
It's not a romantic relationship and won't be. He's started calling me Cupcake. (It's a joke--too long and dull to go into here.) I need a funny nickname to call him back, preferably food-related (though it doesn't have to be if it just sounds funny), but not something sexually suggestive. I'm drawing a blank.
Any ideas? |
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How about Beefcake?
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Cheddarmelt?
Taffy apple? Sweetie Pie? |
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Skippy...as in the peanut butter.
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Years ago I hung out with two guys my age. Another guy, much younger, was always tagging along. The young dude kept asking us to help him pick a nickname, since we all went by nicknames. We chose Jism.
From that day on, we called him by his new nickname. |
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Don't force it. |
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A kid I went to school with, when he was a scraggly young freshman, someone called him "Barney Badass." Just out of the blue.
From then on he was known as "Barney" even by the future generation of freshmen, 4 years later. I think real names as nicknames are a hoot. |
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May not help at all, but after Brando had been in his first three movies he was prompted in an interview to comment, "I've played a cripple, a creep and a kreplach, and it's time I did something else."
I'm not sure of the connotations outside a Yiddish environment, but for years I used that term freely instead of others. It was particularly difficult to understand Brando's point about "kreplach" when, best I could figure, it applied to his character in Viva Zapata!" I thought that was a cool dude! You're free to use it for your food-related nickname, even if you don't know any more about its true meaning than I do. If it matters, I pronounced it "KREP-lock." |
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Muffin.
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#10
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Babyckaes (which are, after all, what cupcakes are, nes pas?)
Fetus Head Meat and Two Veg Last edited by Siam Sam; 10-28-2011 at 12:42 PM. |
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Bubbles.
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Think Costanza...
T-Bone! |
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I've always been fond of Puddin'.
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Bran muffin, to be exact. The food item generally resembles a cupcake, giving some parity to your nicknames for each other. The beauty is in the contrast, with cupcakes being sweet and delicious, where bran muffins seem rather ordinary and utilitarian (i.e., pretty girl vs. scruffy guy).
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corn dog
pork chop (pronounced poke chawp) Those are what I call my niece and nephew. Of course, at 5 and 8, they think it is hilarious. |
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Hummentash (sp?)
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This is really hard considering we don't know squat about the guy, but here's my contribution: Crunchberry.
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Punkin
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That's what I came in to post.
OK, well, now I'll have to suggest Koko. |
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Boo boo kitty fuck?
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You could base the nickname on the guy's name, or some characteristic of his. |
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Honey Bunny.
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sprinkles
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Blåbärssoppa (swedish bilberry soup)
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Some fantastic suggestions!! So far I'm leaning toward Beefcake, Corn Dog, or Pork Chop, but really, it's going to be tough to choose, there are so many hilarious ones. Maybe I'll rotate them.
For the record, I'm a nickname-y person, too (Have one for each of my 2 sibs and each of my kids.), and I agree that they're best when they arise organically, but this isn't that kind of situation. I'd rather call him by a nickname then his real name if he's going to call me Cupcake. Thanks, everyone! I knew I could count on Dopers! |
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tofu
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Quarter Pounder
Big Mac |
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The only suitable nickname is, of course, "Candytuft".
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Damn you! I knew someone would beat me to it.
How about "Foot-long"? Or, keeping with the Costanza theme: "Koko". |
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Pie-muffin, it needs to not make any sense at all, that way it'll slowly mess with his mind.
(I think we all know what my nickname is....)
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Sweet potato.
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Tater tot.
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Wingnut. Or pork chop. That's what I pretty much call all my friends. Either wingnut or pork chop.
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So has the OP chosen one yet?
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#36
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This one. Come on, who wouldn't love to be friends with that nice couple, Cupcake and Sprinkles?
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"Beefcake" is a bit suggestive-I think "Cubesteak" would be a fun variation.
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#38
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So hey there, Cupcake... were you able to toss any of these over to Sugar Tits?
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Weird. I was going to say Pork Chop as well. That is what I call my youngest daughter and I don't know why. She is very petite and girly but thinks the name is funny.
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I favor Pudding Pop. I get a flash of Bill Cosby every time I say it.
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I call my niblings "Gooflingtons" (singular: gooflington) a lot. Maybe he's a gooflington.
Last edited by Snickers; 11-03-2011 at 02:18 PM. Reason: Nibling. You know, the collective noun for nieces and nephews? Learn it live it love it. |
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#42
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Fig Newton
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#43
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If you're Cupcake, he's clearly either Twinkie or Ding-Dong.
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He's hostess ho ho
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