Posted by David L. on November 24, 2009 at 10:54am
Hi,
How come CBGers from the USA always have a great nickname by just sticking their hometown in front of their name and yet it doesn't work for the UK?
Regards,
Higherford Dave (LOL - I was born in Nantwich and have moved around alot but even so Nantwich Dave, Crewe Dave, Nottingham Dave, Ipswich Dave, Norwich Dave, Wrexham Dave or Cardiff Dave don't sound any better)
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so is that a "question mark"? lefty sounds good to me. cheers oogi.
mark wright aka lefty said:
if you base it on what your town/city is known for then.....? im from rugeley so i got the power station, parmer the Poisoner, or the bloody steps, so what you think, mark powerhouse, mark steps, or mark poison or stick with the high school whit and stay with lefty as my last name is wright!
if you base it on what your town/city is known for then.....? im from rugeley so i got the power station, parmer the Poisoner, or the bloody steps, so what you think, mark powerhouse, mark steps, or mark poison or stick with the high school whit and stay with lefty as my last name is wright!
Fantastic names there. We could write a song about a journey through Britain, sortta like route 66.
Starting out at Titsey
Drove down to Buttock Point
and over Bummers Hill
Bell End coming up soon
Licky End in sight
Thought I'd go to Ramsbottom
decided Muff was better
and tried to go to Nobber
but Beer just slowed things down
didn't get to Thrashbush
so ended up in Fingringhoe
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I chose Johnny Credit because I'm a Johnny Cash fan but I ain't got much cash but have lots of credit! Working on that tho!!!
mark wright aka lefty said:
smojo said:
maybe deaf bannana smith,fats belemic mcdonald boredom is a bugger!
Starting out at Titsey
Drove down to Buttock Point
and over Bummers Hill
Bell End coming up soon
Licky End in sight
Thought I'd go to Ramsbottom
decided Muff was better
and tried to go to Nobber
but Beer just slowed things down
didn't get to Thrashbush
so ended up in Fingringhoe
Now if only I could get it all to rhyme !