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I don’t mean to derail this thread, but is there any way to get out of a nickname that you don’t like?
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Use operant conditioning:
Yeetergirl: “Could you pick up some milk on the way home, Poptart?”
Yeeter: “Sure thing, Toaster-bagel.”
After twenty or thirty repetitions, she’ll drop “Poptart.” Unless, of course, the thinks “Toaster-bagel” sounds cute – then you’re hooped.
It’s not a movie, but an episode of the TV show “The New Adventures of Beans Baxter”. A 1987 episode was “A Nightmare on Beans Street”, and featured the impressively-boobed Kitten Natividad as the Pumpkin Princess. On a kids’ show, no less: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0659183/
Well it can be a term of endearment if said in the right spirit.
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Ha. I tried that out a couple years ago, experimentally, as a result of this thread.
I call TonyF, Tonybear. Well, mostly in front of my brother to gross him out. Otherwise I call him “love” or “anata”, he does the same in return. But sometimes he calls me Chesty McBreasty. I’m sure you all can guess why someone would call another person that. :rolleyes: Oh, he also calls me Godzilla from time to time due to my massive burps that can “destroy Mothra”. We have such a loving relationship.
[QUOTE=Penchan]
I call TonyF But sometimes he calls me Chesty McBreasty. I’m sure you all can guess why someone would call another person that. :rolleyes:
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It’s not a movie, but an episode of the TV show “The New Adventures of Beans Baxter”. A 1987 episode was “A Nightmare on Beans Street”, and featured the impressively-boobed Kitten Natividad as the Pumpkin Princess. On a kids’ show, no less: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0659183/
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Wow, no, but good guess. Actually, terrible guess, since it is from a movie, but I’m impressed nonetheless. Sounds more interesting than the real answer.