Anya ,'Storyteller'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
My dad tried to do that when he went to college – he wanted to be called Hawk.
BWAH!
Joe tried to be called "Hawke" for awhile - cause of he was the only person that he knew who liked the movie "Hudson Hawke". I also think he felt left out die to having a circle of friends who included, "Troll", "Thug", and "Raven".
Oh, yes, that I get. Some people try to call me “Stephie”, and I shut them down very quickly. Steph is fine, Stephie is fighting words. I usually just look at them quizzically and say “do I LOOK like a Stephie?”
I'm right there with you.
Though "Teppy" is fine with me. Huh.
Though "Teppy" is fine with me. Huh.
Can I call you "Teppinator II - Judgement Day"?
Though "Teppy" is fine with me. Huh.
well, that's not a diminutive, it's a nickname.
Question:
I'm freezing in my office and no sweater etc to put on and I can't chage the thermostat. My boss has a hoodie sitting on the couch and he's not here. Would it be totally wierd to put it on?
Only if he catches you.
Though "Teppy" is fine with me. Huh.
Can I call you "Teppinator II - Judgement Day"?
As long as you can make it sound REALLY ominous, then sure!
Though "Teppy" is fine with me. Huh.
well, that's not a diminutive, it's a nickname.
True, but it *sounds* like a diminutive.
Okay, fair point.
Only if he catches you.
Crap. He'd totally catch me cause I'd forget to take it off.
builds a fire out of old leases
Maybe if you don't put it on, but just wrap it around your shoulders, it's less weird.
My boss has a hoodie sitting on the couch and he's not here. Would it be totally wierd to put it on?
wrap it around your shoulders. You're not wearing it, but it will provide some warmth.