Nickname origins.
Aug. 22nd, 2010 12:26 amSo I'm bored and I finished writing FT early and then Nena was rambling to me about Russia and told me that "nenaglyadnaya" means "adorable" or "beautiful" in Russian.
She apparently didn't see the whole "Nenaglyadnaya", but I nearly cuted myself to death.
So then I doodled something cute.

Ain't she a squish? Hands off she's mine B|
So yeah, now instead of Nena's nickname coming from Veneno (Latin for Poison) -> Neno -> Nena, it is now short for "adorable".
Also I did me since I was bored.

Hi guys. So my nickname derives from my last name, Dove, which a friend once said was basically an albino pigeon and the name Pidge stuck.
Since I'm a curious bugger, what's the origins of your nicknames, flist?
She apparently didn't see the whole "Nenaglyadnaya", but I nearly cuted myself to death.
So then I doodled something cute.

Ain't she a squish? Hands off she's mine B|
So yeah, now instead of Nena's nickname coming from Veneno (Latin for Poison) -> Neno -> Nena, it is now short for "adorable".
Also I did me since I was bored.

Hi guys. So my nickname derives from my last name, Dove, which a friend once said was basically an albino pigeon and the name Pidge stuck.
Since I'm a curious bugger, what's the origins of your nicknames, flist?
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Date: 2010-08-21 11:48 pm (UTC)If it makes you feel better, in secondary school people used to call me Boris, because I was so obviously a gay rugby player.
I don't even know.
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Date: 2010-08-22 10:38 am (UTC)Boris?
Epic.