Let's Fighting Love
Reporting for duty! Sir!
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- I'm supposed to know that?
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Clone or CT are my nicknames
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The Unofficial Nickname List
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Jaybob
\/Chat down there\/
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- Somewhere in the Uk not quite sure where XD
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I am still called squall from my old username adn sometimes Shy.
Jack O'Neill
Banned
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Nicknames: Jack, Jacky, Jackette, Jackie O'Neilly, JO, Colonel O'Neill, Mr. O'Neill, Flap-Jack, Roy Mustang, Frank Archer, Shinn Asuka, Colonel Mustang, Lieutenant Colonel Archer
Don't ask about the last five. Just don't, okay?
Don't ask about the last five. Just don't, okay?
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Chikara
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- Missouri, why? ◉◡◉
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Courtousy of Uzamaki-Naruto, I have a new nickname! 'tis Foxy
Elite Charizard
o_o o_o o_o o_o o_o o_o
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Me? Call me Char™ (add that to the list).
Sorry it took so long to update this; I didn't notice the new posts on my subscriptions list.
Also, I'd like to remind everyone that honourifics (-chan, -san, -kun, etc.) aren't counted. This is because the way Japanese honourifics work is that people append them according to their relationship with you, so forcing people to call you [name]-chan (or whatever) defeats the purpose.
Of course, you're not supposed to refer to yourself with an honourific either, but that's another story. :<
Also, I'd like to remind everyone that honourifics (-chan, -san, -kun, etc.) aren't counted. This is because the way Japanese honourifics work is that people append them according to their relationship with you, so forcing people to call you [name]-chan (or whatever) defeats the purpose.
Of course, you're not supposed to refer to yourself with an honourific either, but that's another story. :<
viridian doubletongue
the world's greatest thief
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I have some new ones for me...Digi, Magey, Mike...Please add them.