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I just received an email about nicknames, I really enjoyed reading that very much!

The pictures that the nicknames conjured up in my mind had me smiling for ages.

A great way to remember people and characters. Also what a great imagination these folk have. The nicknames are so obvious when explained - particularly like Kit-Kat.
A friend of mine had his right arm amputated and he rang us at a reunion saying "Hi Guys - It is the One-Arm Bandit here". This was three weeks after his operation.

Hannah's article "Pothole Pete" made me smile with recognition and memory of the times I stayed with my Aunt and Uncle in their pub "The Dog and Partridge" in Clitheroe, when I was a boy.
It was just like that, 60 years ago, and I have fond memories of those times as my home life was sometimes not so happy.

A most enjoyable article

Exactly the sort of humour that rocks my boat.
Nobbles Clark (Dad was 'Nobby' so got 1st dibs)

Excellent read ,thank you.

Very interesting and reminds me of my old club

I laughed and remembered fun nicknames from my youth School teachers in particular The Bull because he roared like one
Bummy Ross because she walked with hers sticking out at the back
Gigli Collins the music teacher Janny the school janitor Dot Carnegie the French teacher because she always remember your accents like dots and ticks

Oh that has really given our chuckle muscles a fantastic workout ,more please ,the more you read , it really brings those character's to life ,Brilliant

That was absolutely brilliant I needed a good laugh and that certainly did the trick.

I loved this made me smile brought back the days when i used to work in a village pub :)

Reading about the nicknames some people give to others and why, thinking of the nicknames my family members gave to each other and again why.

A superb word picture in which one could ‘see’ the characters!
Loved it!

Always something different very good chooses