A guy I knew was called the blacksmith when it was his round he made a bolt for the door
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Thread: Nicknames
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18-03-2020 01:53 PM #31
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18-03-2020 02:00 PM #32
I knew a guy whose nickname was Two Sheds.
He was a very big guy who said he couldn't fit into one shed.
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18-03-2020 02:15 PM #33
A well known guy in Liverpool in the eighties was Cherry Blossom, named so because he filled in the gap between his receding hairline and eyebrows with black shoe polish. Hilarious to see it running down the side of his face when it rained. Pretty sure you can find reference to him on google.
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18-03-2020 03:42 PM #35
Anybody with the surname Ritchie Or Aitken was immediately given the name Mabawsa at my work.
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19-03-2020 01:30 AM #39
Heard the one about a guy called Wayne Bruce who was nicknamed Man-Bat.
Also used to enjoy the origins of Geebsie for Gordon Hunter!!
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20-03-2020 11:01 PM #41This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Looking back, they weren't the best nicknames 🤭
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22-03-2020 12:06 PM #42
There was a guy at my mates worked called Terry, he had to get one of his testacles removed and became one cherry Terry.
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