did/have yu a nickname from childhood that people still use to call you? Do you love it or hate it?

Question

two are still used today, pintpot and curly, but in junior school i was a 'twinkle'! What was/is yours? :-)

almost forgot another - workmates call me 'trouble' but in a nice way :-)

robert r - the name sounds just like something a native american would be called :-)

Answer 1

Instead of crawling as a baby, I used to shuffle on my derriere. To this day - I am now 21 - I get called Becky Bum Shuffle.

Answer 2

Robert is my all-time famous boy call, and that i might merely call him Robert too. Rob or Robbie is advantageous, yet Bob and Bobby is hideous to me. i'm now no longer saying i might on no account call him Rob or Robbie in his lifetime, even nevertheless he might a great form of the time be Robert to me. I additionally like the identify Richard, even nevertheless i'm no longer prepared on any of the nicknames. Thomas - i admire the full identify itself, even nevertheless I dislike Tom or Tommy, this is what he might particularly be everyday as, this is why I only use Thomas as a center call. Christopher - the full perceive is beneficial and lovable, yet i do no longer purely like the nickname Chris in any know. Christopher is barely one extra call that i might terrific use as a center names. James - I strongly dislike Jamie, Jim, Jimmy, and the different nicknames linked with the call James. even nevertheless, I truthfully fairly love James as a generic call and can use it for my son. Andrew - i'm no longer prepared on Andy or Drew, Andrew is an ideal perceive with out any nicknames any way.

Answer 3

Yes, I still used my childhood nicknames today, growing up I had a lot of nicknames. But the most popular is Bree(I love it) everyone called me that when I was growing up and even now, I rarely use my real name and few people know it.

Answer 4

I always used to get Doody from my husband's little cousin (first met him at 3 years old and he couldn't say Judith properly - the cousin, not the husband). My parents still call me Judipops too (I'm 31). Neither particularly bother me. Strangely enough my 3 year old son has started calling me missus instead of mummy.

Answer 5

My real mom use to call me china baby when I was little because she says I looked like a china doll. Everyone else called me Poccahontis(I cant spell it so work with me here) because Im lite skinned and Ive always had long black hair. I didnt use to like it but both of'em kinda grew on me over the years.

Answer 6

I was "Mouse" all through school because I was such a tiny, squeaky, fragile girl. I still like the name, but only if it's used respectfully and not as a put-down, and there certainly is a difference, I've learned!

Answer 7

used to be that it didnt matter until it caught up to me after i left service my oiginal name was BEAR WHO WALKS WITH LIGHTNING AND DEATH. it doesnt tak a genius to figure out what those words mean. in high school football i was a defensive lineman whose trademark was popping up and sacking the qb rightafter the snap--literally within two seconds, hence the term getting struck by lightning. after in viet nam death was never far away, seems someone got hurt whilest i just crawled or walked out, even after 4 phs, even today my closest friends and wife have no idea but the trend has not abated, this is true, whats your oppinion ??????

Answer 8

Billy for William. My boss calls me that now. My Grandma was the only one before he started.

Answer 9

WELL, I am 54 years old and still get called "baby Girl" by all of my older siblings!!!

Answer 10

my initials spell rej so from birth av been called billierej, dont no where billie came from thow, am 21 now an still use it is my name.