Nicknames

Miami · 06-10-2010, 04:42 PM

Oo... This is a good thread. I've had a lot of nicknames over the years, showing different phases of my life, like:

Mousse - (the hair stuff, because I used to love spiking my hair up with it)
Tank - (in Jr. High, because I played football (tackle) and though I wasn't very fast, I was REALLY hard to tackle! lol)
Acme Suckolux - Because I used to eat anything and everything that wasn't nailed down after smoking a little of the herb. Thank GOD I don't do anymore drugs, or I'd have a GRAVITATIONAL PULL!
Pulgita (my father called me this, it means little flea, I wasn't BORN big ya know!)
The Walking Encyclopedia (I was a brainiac as well as a jock at one point, nope, it's NOT an oxymoron. lol)
Studly
Papi
Reni
Rini
and my notorious moniker in High School.... BamBam....I was strong, I could fight. lol

Ah, to be young again but not as stupid.

06-10-2010, 04:42 PM	#28
Miami Member How Do You Identify?: Gentlemyn Butch Relationship Status: Single Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Miami, Florida DUH! Posts: 135 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 8 Thanked 79 Times in 45 Posts Rep Power: 876	Oo... This is a good thread. I've had a lot of nicknames over the years, showing different phases of my life, like: Mousse - (the hair stuff, because I used to love spiking my hair up with it) Tank - (in Jr. High, because I played football (tackle) and though I wasn't very fast, I was REALLY hard to tackle! lol) Acme Suckolux - Because I used to eat anything and everything that wasn't nailed down after smoking a little of the herb. Thank GOD I don't do anymore drugs, or I'd have a GRAVITATIONAL PULL! Pulgita (my father called me this, it means little flea, I wasn't BORN big ya know!) The Walking Encyclopedia (I was a brainiac as well as a jock at one point, nope, it's NOT an oxymoron. lol) Studly Papi Reni Rini and my notorious moniker in High School.... BamBam....I was strong, I could fight. lol Ah, to be young again but not as stupid. __________________ To be broken hearted does NOT mean to be broken, simply to be prepared for the healing.