Ok but Rando is a baller name.
60ReplyIdk, B-Rad is what I always use.
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8ReplyThat's like totally 80's dude!
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Nardo would have been cool too.
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Called my gf as 'Zabe' and she's trying to cut my head off
46ReplyJust call her Abe, that'll calm her down for sure.
17ReplyI'll try and let everyone updated
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Zabe Sounds kinda badass tho
16ReplyI do, genuinely, know a girl who goes by Zabes.
6ReplyIs she zawesome?
3ReplyI love that, Zabes has such cool girl energy lol
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Everyone knows a nard or two.
35ReplyNard-Dog
16ReplyI actually do. It started as Nardo, then the o got dropped because of the obvious fun of it.
8ReplyThe Nard Dog
4ReplyYo, what’s up?
3ReplyI used to.
Sadly, Wolfman got Nard.
2ReplyWolfmans got NARDS!
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Stop.
1ReplyYes?
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There can only be one Nard-Dog
33ReplyChristopher could've been "stop her"
33ReplyThree decades I've had this name and only now am I noticing that.
19ReplyYou could also top her.
10ReplyI wish I had a cool name that had words in it.
5ReplySorry it took you so long. To be fair though, I forgot about it entirely and I also have been using this name for a very long time.
4ReplyWell, did you ever manage to stop her?
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i hardly know her
3ReplyThen what was she doing in your underwear drawer?
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My favorite painter, Nard da Vinci.
30Replyle Nard
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I call my friend Tim, "Moth"
He doesn't like it
28ReplyI knew a Jennifer who used “Niffer” as a nickname!
28ReplyWhat’s up ma niffa.
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Oh god I'd be afraid to call her that in public lol. Sounds way too much like whiffer which would be very rude
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Finally the first good DLC for names. The last update turning Leonardo into just Leo really broke the immersion.
27ReplyI really wish I knew a Brooklyn because I really want to use Ookly
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17ReplyI actually worked with a Leonard who preferred "Nard"
12ReplyI'm calling the cops
11ReplyMellow out, Ill.
21ReplyNo, you mellow out, Ege.
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Now do schwarzenegger
11ReplyEgg
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7ReplyOh you can say it alright, it means black. It's quite a common word too, and it's given rise not only to toponyms and family names, but even designated origin products and some cultural references.
Like the Black forest (Schwarzwalder), Black forest ham and blackface (Gesichtsschwärzung).
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Zene
4ReplyWarzen
3ReplyWarz
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Strange things I'm reading here in Emmy
11ReplyYeah, my name is Roseanne and it got weird when someone just started calling me Sean
9ReplyAs in, pronounced Shawn?
3ReplyYes!
Though, some other people have tried calling me Zann, which is phonetically half my name. This jerk just liked calling me Shawn
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Had a college buddy Christopher, we just called him Stopher.
8ReplyStop-her or sto-fer?
4ReplyLatter
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My cousin goes by Topher.
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Christian: Christ
8ReplyStian
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Aladdin! Can I call you Al? Or maybe just Din? Or how bout Laddie!? Sounds like here boy! Come on Laddie!
8ReplyLip for Philip has always been interesting.
7ReplyApt profile picture :)
1ReplyI suppose, but I was referencing US Shameless.
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Classic Rando!
6ReplyAre we still doing phrasing?
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Classic Rando!
5ReplyWake up babe...
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4ReplyAbsolute Fucking Dickhead: Elon
4ReplyIt'll be ok
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Odor
3ReplyIt's cockney for Hodor
6ReplyOdor?
3ReplyOdor.
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...how'd you get that first one, typo?
3ReplyNow all you need is a good list of "shorts". Urban dict seems to have outgrown that purpose. Ideas?
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