80HD wrote:Until now, I have restrained my r/l penchant for nicknaming people (some poor girl who was a freshman when I was a senior was named something Williams, and I couldn't remember her first name, so I just called her Bill. Years later, I find out that her name is STILL Bill...) from PR... NO LONGER I SAY.
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THAT'S ME YOU COULDN'T REMEMBER MY NAME? 80HD YOU MAKE ME CRYYY!!! And think that I wanted to date you in College!!!
AK47 WARRIOR wrote:MINE how do you call it ?
As for goguapsy i call it
gobsypie
I'd call you AK-warrior
Gobsypie? That's... that's... that's new.
Mikemonster wrote:Bill, I think it's because the human brain looks at the first and last letters of a word, and then the vowels, and basically 'autofills' the middle in.
Hence 'goguapsy' has similarities to 'go' and 'gypsy' if you break it down into syllables. I'm presuming too that it's of a Portugese origin (as a word) so they doesn't read the same for other languages as it does for those from Latin countries.
Perhaps I should come clean about my nick's origin.
I used to do horse jumping. My horse was named Guapo.
I loved my horse, Guapo.
Guapo and I completed eachother.
<3
We won many, MANY competitions
I was in 4th grade, so I was learning about scientific names, and how they always ended up with weird letters/sounds. So I inverted my name and made a "scientific" sound for my horse's name.
Hence, my horse's scientific name was
My real name twisted guapsy.
And then I lost my accound, Guapsy, so I made GoGuapsy.
And this is the story of my nickname.
Nope... there's no "Guapsy" in Portuguese... It's just my horse's scientific name (species).
And then I stopped doing horse jumping and Guapo got fat. And we never looked into eachother's face ever again. The end.
BTW, all pics are unrelated.