[Closed] Nicknames - any good ones?

When I fight they call me "The Nickname".

It's not unknown north of the border for blokes with the surname Ritchie to be lumbered with the nickname "Mabozza".

Guy at work with the surname Sanders is universally known as "Colonel". Took me ages to twig. 😳

Working at a Railway Station there are so many of our clientel and Trainspotters with brilliant nicknames.

A friend from the pub is known as "Dink". He's a metal worker.
Another is called "Bonk" but I have no idea why.
We also have Uncle Fester, because he has 0 body hair thanks to a bout of alopecia.

I worked with a guy called Donny who had the worst mouthful of teeth you've ever seen.

He was known as "Donny Summer".

Summer white, summer black, summer crooked, summer broken ....

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It was actually my nickname at university. Along with various other words beginning with "d" thrown in the middle...some complimentary, most not. 😐

a customer of ours is called black dog. and a mate I worked with was known as topper.

both for the same reason.

Still traumatized by my school nickname,I really need to go back and deal with this issue so that I can move on . 😉

A good friend of mine is know as The Wolf of Broad Street due to his antics on nights out in Birmingham. His brother is know as The Captain, this is short for Captain Fanny-around due to his constant lateness and procrastination.

There's a guy I work with called Fluff, no idea why but it always seems an odd thing to call him.

mate of mine is called spanner.
due to a gay guy he used to work with fancying him, we all joked that when he saw spanner his nuts would tighten . .

I played rugby with a bloke known as Bungalow, there wasn't a lot upstairs.

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Thats been what everyone's called me since school 🙁

When we were younger and all had big Jap sportsbikes, my mate Andy bought a vintage Triumph Bonneville. He was immediately christened Ken, after Ken Boon on the old, crap ITV programme Boon, who rode one. Since then, nobody ever calls him Andy, except his mum, and everyone who meets him just presumes his name is Ken

I heard of a guy called Sod who worked on the roads, his dad worked on the same site, he was known as Dwarf 😆

My dad worked with a guy who was known as Billy Lighthouse or Billy small coal

A friends brother is know as the Olympic flame 😆

Wrexham - the lads name is Justin Wales

A cop I work with who is only about 5'2" is known by everyone as Laptop - (small PC)

In the village where my in-laws live, in the Breacons, there are quite a few Dai's. One guy is a mad football fan and organises trips to his team. Everyone in the village calls him "Dai ManU". Always makes me smile.

One of my old mates was Dog Shit Dave. So named because whilst romancing a lady one night on the golf course they ended up butt nekid in a pile of pooch poo.

We call a fella here ... Elevenerife... Like Tenerife, just one better. Like all his stories.

There is also...

Log ... the cigar smoker

Chef ... 20 stone

Bruceless .... rubbish at his job

FakeBake... has a permatan

Or there's the gay lad ... Yorkie

A mate of a mate is known as the Quim-Reaper on account of his luck with the ladies!!

After 20 years in the RN I've heard a few good ones, my favourites being:

Monger, surname Lloyd

Pucker, surname Dring

You have to same them together a few times.

Uncle Peach.
No idea why or what his real name was.
Knew how to 'read' slot machines, was banned from several pubs in Edinburgh due to the fact.

Another guy called Paul turned up at a pub football game.
What's your name?
Paul.
We already have a Paul, choose another name.
Erm... Susan.

Still Susan 20 years later...

Another guy called Paul turned up at a pub football game.
What's your name?
Paul.
We already have a Paul, choose another name.
Erm... Susan.

Still Susan 20 years later...

Brilliant!

A good mate of mine's called Trapper. There's just about only his Mum, Dad & Mrs who call him John.

Another guy called Paul turned up at a pub football game.
What's your name?
Paul.
We already have a Paul, choose another name.
Erm... Susan.

There are a few folk that insist on calling me Sutcliffe. There is a slight passing resemblance....

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A good mate of mine's called Trapper. There's just about only his Mum, Dad & Mrs who call him John.

Is that a M*A*S*H reference, or something else?

Since then, nobody ever calls him Andy, except his mum, and everyone who meets him just presumes his name is Ken

Had five years of this at school; got rechristened after a rugby player with the same surname on account of my prowess (ahem) on the playing field and it stuck. Even some of the teachers were unaware of my real first name.

I'm guessing it refers to the 80s American TV Series Trapper John MD.

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EDIT: oops, there was a MASH character called Trapper John too wasn't there? (slightly before my time)

I'm guessing it refers to the 80s American TV Series Trapper John MD.

Same character; Trapper John MD is a MASH spin-off.

We've got a mate called Wingnut (big ears).
I was TopGun in army cadets cos my surname is a bit like Kazansky in Top Gun. I'd have preferred IceMan.

We've also got a mate called Wobbla as he wobbles when he runs. One called Moe cos he looks like Moe from the Simpsons, in fact most of my mates have nicknames. Is it a guy thing?

Trapper only got named that after MASH came out, & he reckons that's where it came from.

Same character; Trapper John MD is a MASH spin-off.

😀 Every day's a school day!

The lads I ride with call me LJ, from Longjohn, because of...... my height.
Another lad is Buster, due to an unfortunate stem/anatomy interface.
Big Daddy received his because of the bib knickers he insists on wearing. Easy easy easy.

My nicknames Barnet

There is absolutely no reason other than a mate took to calling me it when we were young and everyone followed suit

a few of my "friends" nicknames

Freak - because he is, everyone including his entire family know him as freak (sounds funny coming from his gran)
Gayface - yep, he has a gay face
Dirty Ted - for his appreciation of fine German cinematography (if you get my drift)
Mickey Tri-Wigs - he's balding in different parts of his head so it looks like he wears three little wigs up top.
Pete Sampras - because he's 90% hair.

Anybody I meet who is "rockin'" the hipster style beard automatically assumes the nickname "Chewie"

It's not unknown north of the border for blokes with the surname Ritchie to be lumbered with the nickname "Mabozza".

I have made with the surname Aitken who is also better known as Mabozza

Actually he's a boring fart and in later years he's become known as "the pilot light" because he never goes out

My six year old son , Alastair, is called "Bongo".

My fault.

I've occasionally called him Ali Bongo since he was a baby and his mates have heard it and its stuck.

When he was 3 my lad christened his then 1 year old sister Mrs Chimbong.

This too has stuck.

Guy I know is a shade under 5'4. Nickname - Trip Hazard.
When I was in the RAF we had loads of nicknames, BIFF (bloody idle fat f##), Bubbles (looked like a chimp), Mandy ( real name Paul, but looked a bit girlie) and Various. Various was asked " what do you like to be called?" His reply " oh, various things..." so that was that. 😀

his mates have heard it and its stuck.

Funny how they do, sometimes. I've a mate known to this day as "Projectile Dave," following his throwing up after a few two many beers some twenty years ago.

I lived with a guy in my final year at uni who we all called Weird Rob. Because, well, he was just f****n' weird. When I met my now-wife later in life, it turned out she also knew Rob, and with no other mutual friends or acquaintances, her and her mates also knew him as Weird Rob. Weird.

'Beano' his name is Al and he is quite pasty.
Worked with 'Arry for 3 years.His wife,daughter and mum called him 'Arry.I was talking to him at the immigration kiosk at the airport and called him 'Arry.The immigration officer looked sternly at me and asked why his passport said his name was Ian on it.
Same as above...when he started there was already an Ian there.

I worked with someone who had been given the nickname 'Death Wish' in two separate motorbike clubs that had no members in common bar him.

In his shoes I'd have been worried.

A school friend of mine, his surname is Noone. We called him Arfur.

Friend of mine started a new job. Was introduced to "Warren."

Months pass, and it comes to light that Warren's real name is something else entirely unrelated.

"So," she asks, "why do they all call you Warren?"

"It's short for 'warren uglybastard'..."