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Post by Worzel Surridge on May 18, 2007 12:28:29 GMT
It has come to our attention that there are growing numbers of new members who can turn up to nets, fixtures and social events and not be referred to by a humourous nickname or be constantly harangued by some vague resemblence to a reality tv star, computer character or general celebrity. This is not acceptable!
So in the time honoured MUFS tradition of labelling our cricketing colleagues with humorous, sometimes mildly offensive nicknames/lookalikes, it would be appreciated if you could post suggestions here.
Let the name calling begin.....
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Post by mggw on May 18, 2007 13:27:47 GMT
Chris Banks has quickly acquired the name 'Mario'. Being employed by Scottish Water, he can only be a super plumber.
We have Peaches Sneddon.
Charlotte has gone from having no nicknames to acquiring three overnight - Hound of the Bascombes, Mini-Mel, and Onions (Charlotte-Shallot-Onion).
Chris Donaldson is Pavarotti, and that belly is only going to grow as a member of this club.
Celine or Sealion Dion Piggot.
I think we're doing fairly well considering its still May!!
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Post by pawbroon on May 18, 2007 21:11:13 GMT
...and Wardy should be banned from inventing any of them.
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Post by Mr Belly on May 19, 2007 10:12:04 GMT
But a proper Mufs nickname needs to be taken an illogical step further.
So Charlotte really should be called "Pickles".
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Post by Mr Belly on May 22, 2007 20:25:06 GMT
Further suggestion(s) emerged from the meeting of the Nicknames Committee on saturday evening.... although titled in some quarters as the Ice-Man, or the Iceberg ... (laidback coolness personified or something to do with an online gaming name) somehow Sumanth has ended up as "The Rocket". Having faced him bowling with a full run up at the nets on Monday  then it seems pretty apt. |
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Post by sam on May 23, 2007 18:52:02 GMT
Iceberg (r3d_ Ic3b3rG) is my cyber name .
Ice -man or Iceberg sounds gay when i come to bowl some fast bowling.
Rocket sounds OK for me.
Any one here plays Call of duty (ps2) or Age of Empires 2( computer) online ?
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Post by Mr Belly on May 23, 2007 22:29:13 GMT
Rocket
The man you want to challenge online is Old Mother Hubbard (Mufs Treasurer) who allegedly takes great pleasure in beating up American schoolkids online at Age of Empires etc etc.
See Club Contacts page for OMHs contact details.
Cheers
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Post by Mr Belly on May 23, 2007 22:30:00 GMT
..... We did have a round or two of Stick Cricket too ... who won in the end?
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Post by Worzel Surridge on May 24, 2007 11:32:23 GMT
I seem to remember ending Mr Sorrell's reign as Mufs Stick Cricket Champ  Hope it didn't influence his decision to leave?  |
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Post by smallvillex on Jun 3, 2007 16:05:30 GMT
...and Wardy should be banned from inventing any of them. I agree!! |
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Post by mggw on Jun 6, 2007 3:56:11 GMT
Another one emerged from last weekend. Aadil Baig is from Chigwell, so 'Dorien' seems almost too easy...
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Post by beasty on Jun 8, 2007 11:58:40 GMT
I hate you Cookie,
I woulda won if it wasn't for thos dam kids.
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Post by pawbroon on Jun 8, 2007 12:56:11 GMT
Another one emerged from last weekend. Aadil Baig is from Chigwell, so 'Dorien' seems almost too easy... You're banned from contributing to this post |
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Post by smallvillex on Jun 9, 2007 1:35:09 GMT
Another one emerged from last weekend. Aadil Baig is from Chigwell, so 'Dorien' seems almost too easy... There is no way that's going to be nick name...... Oh and pawbroon, good call....lol |
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Post by nasty on Jul 2, 2007 15:43:59 GMT
We still need a nickname for Melvyn ... My suggestion of "Brian" (Melvyn Clench, You clench your Buttocks, buttocks sounds like butter - in fact I can't believe it's not butter, Can't = Brian Cant, children's TV legend) seems to have been vetoed
... other suggestions are "Victor"
... or the Leith inspired "M", which I rather like
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then it seems pretty apt.
