RE: What's In a Nick?

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LonDom61 -> RE: What's In a Nick? (3/30/2008 11:53:45 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: MissHarlet LOL but I deliberatly misspell Harlett... as HarlOt is an occupation and not mine <wink> Hi MH When I read yours, I got the "harlot" reference. But I also got a "Miss Scarlet" as in Gone With the Wind. No? I like clever names. Wasn't really thinking (or, ahem, following the rules?) when I chose my s/n here. (LonDom? Bo...ring). But elsewhere, I'm DomKnots and OliverTwisted. Wordplay is fun. And, if you're a funny/clever guy, hopefully such a nick communicates that.

LonDom61 -> RE: What's In a Nick? (3/30/2008 11:56:19 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: mastervalentine *looks up at his username, and sighs dejectedly. Boy, talk about a downer. Now I'll have to change my name to "someoneIlovedcalledmeMasterforthefirsttimeonValentinesdayanditmeanttheworldtome" How the heck am I going to abbreviate that? Maybe just take out the vowels? Works for some folks.

LonDom61 -> RE: What's In a Nick? (3/30/2008 12:07:36 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: MissHarlet And then there are those that are "Collard" instead of Collared Yeah, but anyone who'd spell it "Collard"...must be pretty green. (ie a newbie) Okay, kinda wrecks it to explain. But colouredin and others around the planet may not get the ref. Collard greens are a leafy vegetable. (As, I'd say, people who mix up dominate & dominant. Vegetables, that is.) It's a staple in Southern (US) home cooking. But I see it in my grocery store here in Ontario, Canada, too. (I love rapini, which sits near cg. And I've tried chard & kale. But I've never tried c g.) Okay. I was going through the thread. Numerous things inspired me to make my cute little comments. But this is three in a row. If I keep reading the thread now I'll probably be "inspired" to further posts. Sooooo...I'm gonna come back later.

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