Nicknames
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Nicknames
by Sunniday on Thu Apr 12, 2012 8:43 pm
Does your team (or specific team members) have nicknames? For instance, my Anatomy, Disease, and ED partner is nicknamed Salazar. A girl who does Forestry we call Qassidy, and a boy who is going to do ED with me at state is called Zach-Who-Didn't-Eat-The-Marshmallow.
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2012: {Regionals/States}- Anatomy 1-6. Disease 1-8. Bottle Rockets 1-15. Experimental Design 1-5 Food Science Conflict-2.
BROADWAY AND BALLOON TWISTING FTW (Also Dr. Sheldon Cooper, for the win)
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Re: Nicknames
by purplepeopleeater on Thu Apr 12, 2012 8:52 pm
Nicknames?? of course!!! I think that's standard anywhere you go. There's Sid, that some of us call "squid", we have 3 Andys so they all have nicknames, we have a kid named Yash that we call Yoshi or YasinBoka (long story), guille, eddieG, bigA ... just to name a few... and if someone doesn't have a nickname, they usually end up getting called by their last name (but not always bc there are some names that are pretty hard to pronounce).
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Re: Nicknames
by tuftedtitmouse12 on Thu Apr 12, 2012 8:59 pm
I'm the bird freak XD And the person who spazzes and doesn't need any more sugar...
peter, peter, peter
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Purple bursts of paper birds this,
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and don't look back
~To the Sky
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