MEANINGFUL NICKNAMES, words combined with a strong meaning. |
MEANINGFUL NICKNAMES, words combined with a strong meaning. |
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I dunno i just got completely bored..
a lot of people dont really have much meaning towards their nicknames and so on.. in fact they end up copying it off someone elses.. anyways.. list some unique and very meaningful nicknames you have seen people use. |
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I have several...
Hannooon, i've had that since i was a kid. Hooter, pease don't ask. Hans, again please don't ask. and the original, hana banana. |
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QUOTE(beautifuls0ul_x3 @ Jul 25 2005, 12:19 PM) I have several... Hannooon, i've had that since i was a kid. Hooter, pease don't ask. Hans, again please don't ask. and the original, hana banana. hahah !! ![]() ![]() Also -- I come from a vietnamese background so everyone in my house except my littlest sister and my littlest cousin has vietnamese names. Well you see, my cousin Rose's [short for Rosalinda -- I gave her that name because at that time I was currently obssessed with this hispanic soap opera called ROSALINDA] vietnamese name is Hoai Thuong. It's really pretty, HARSHLY translated into "forever love", but translated to fit what her mom meant was "loving you forever". But the funny thing is my ex called her "Hoang Tuong" [I'm not sure if this is how you spell it. .. I'm viet illiterate, sorry -- but close enough!!] instead of Hoai Thuong -- and "hoang tuong" means King in vietnamese. So whenever we're in a funny mood that name comes up and we'd bow to her everytime we call her that. ![]() |
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