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[Cookies220]

What with my surname being Cook, I spent ages coming up with something really original.....

[walkes]

old login for IT .... now too many things to change!!

[Duncan_F]

I don't think I really need to explain mine other than I have absolutely no imagination.

[bigp2]

I blame a relatively unimaginative mate. And not that original either, hence the 2. It'll do though. Phil

[Garry.L]

I don't think I really need to explain mine other than I have absolutely no imagination.

Must be a Norvern thing, Eh!....

[Scotsdave]

I'm english and my name is Pete need I say more

[JimmyJamJerusalem]

Where do I start........

[Ricardo]

A derivative of christian name

[boghouse]

Mine came from the colour of my Penultimate Westfield...which was kingfisher (or armitage shanks toilet!!) blue Among the WSCC crew I also inherited the name Shipman (obvious line of work link)

Edited by boghouse, 04 August 2008 - 02:47 AM.

[wildgeoff]

Inversion of my first name and my surname. Unfortunately there isn't a really interesting story behind it.

[AHDGuy]

Mines to do with the sport I'm obssesed with.

[Jameshs]

Just my name plus my sirname James Harland-Smith

[chuno]

an old nickname that i had from school (don't ask!) UNO

Does it have anything to do with dangly bits?



There were/are a few usernames I always wondered about - yours was one of them

It really is very stupid....

When I first started playing football (at about the age of 12) everyone else had 'nike', 'umbro' and 'Reebok' boots.
Mine just said UNO across them so i didn't really fit in, and it then became a nickname (which i absolutely hated at the time - which consequently meant it got used more).
It didn't really go away and some of my mates still call me by the nickname 'UNO' these days - 15 years later!! Although i don't really mind it now

[fishboy]

It really is very stupid....

When I first started playing football (at about the age of 12) everyone else had 'nike', 'umbro' and 'Reebok' boots.
Mine just said UNO across them so i didn't really fit in, and it then became a nickname (which i absolutely hated at the time - which consequently meant it got used more).
It didn't really go away and some of my mates still call me by the nickname 'UNO' these days - 15 years later!! Although i don't really mind it now

LOl. I remeber that make, they were sh*t. My parents regularly bought me stuff like that I remember having a pair of Pony trainers that had pink on them. what were they thinking.


Mine is because when i was about 13 my mate used to have a tropical fish tank. All his fish were dying of some fish disease, so we had to clean the tank out. Mate decided to splash me, all the water went in my eyes and i thought i also may die of the same disease the fish were dying of. Mates found this really funny and i am still to the day (13 years later) known as fishboy. Yeah. How great.

[jimgraham]

I don't think I really need to explain mine other than I have absolutely no imagination.

I have even less, i couldn't even shorten my surname!

[wickywire]

mine is my old cats nickname me and my ex gave her she was called wicket but i always called her wickywire for some reason

[simonlpearce]

My name is Simon and i am simple, end of

[richyroff]

[Yellow_or_black?]

No no no - see that's just not good enough richy, because I have wondered about your name! Are we to assume that Roff is your whole surname and nothing but your surname?

[richyroff]

No no no - see that's just not good enough richy, because I have wondered about your name!

Are we to assume that Roff is your whole surname and nothing but your surname?

It is indeed, my family were poor and could only afford four letters

Weird name does make a cheap numberplate though!