What does your TCS name mean?

Thanks for the link. LOL! I think I can take it!

And now back to your regularly scheduled TCS name thread....

jugen is: a nickname I used to call my Siamese firepoint Zen.
When he died, I use that name for everything. That way he'll always be in my heart and mind.

Quote:"wibbles just come from my amazing a bility to wibble constantly about odd things"

cute name, but what does it mean to "wibble"???
kinda reminds me of Weebles...



anyway, PurrSita is the name i gave a kitten my daughter and i adopted. (Sita is actually the name of a Hindu goddess, my other cat,Kali, is also named for a Hindu goddess- i converted to Hinduism about 5 years ago)

not too imaginative, i guess, but it is also my ebay member id, and on of my email addresses.... so it's easy to remember.

Originally posted by katl8e
Read and pronounced properly, mine is "Cat Lady". Someone once mistook "katl8e" for "cattle80", though.

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OMG!!!! Do I feel like a DUMMY!!!!! Count me in as one of those people who thought it looked like cattle80!!! I kept wondering why you would have that name, but thought it had some hidden meaning!!! I don't know why on earth I didn't see it as Cat Lady...it's so plain to see now that I know!!!

Fuzzy.....that is so COOL that you raced motorcycles!!!! Sorry to hear about your accident though!

Well I have to be the most unimaginitive one here. My name of course is really Debby. :tounge2:

This is a great thread!!! I have learned alot! For example, I had no idea why you added the 25 to your name Deb....I thought maybe that was the age you wished you were!!! :laughing:

Well, I made Bodlover from one of my cats names - Boddington, he's my special baby so I always use his name.....

Exciting eh??

Bod - have you got a cat called Malibu too? Also is Murphey named after Murphy's stout?

Are you trying to tell us something here . . . - only joking!!!

Yola is, funnily enough my name. My 'proper' name is Yolanta, but I HATE that - because it was only used at home when I'd done something truly baaaad as a kid. It also sounds like I ought to be wearing a pink tu-tu and pirhouetting all over the place. And I'm definitely NOT the fluffy type.

A real bitch of a name to have at school when everyone else was called Kerry, Sarah or Jane.

My user name comes from finnish words katti(=cat) and minttu(=mint)
I twisted those words and it became Katmintti!You see:catmint-catnip.

Ady was my nickname growing up (pronounced like the letters A.D.) I had a friend who uset to call me lemonady. Marie is my middle name. It seemed to fit well together.

Yola..... no I don't have any pets named Malibu... but its good enough reson to get another pet now!!! haha!! Actually, y'know we didn't even try to name Murphey and Rye along alcoholic lines.. it just happened that way!!! (now, what does THAT tell you!?!?!? :laughing: )

And Yola is a cool name, I always liked having a name no-one else had.....

Ooops. That gives it away a bit doesn't it!

Maybe it's me reading alcoholic titles into your pet names (what about Rye whisky . . .)

Oh darn! There I go again . . .

Having 'grown up' a bit, it is cool having a different name but at the age of eight or nine, you just want to blend in. I was very tall and skinny as a kid too, much taller than other girls in my class so I stood out in more way than one.

Adymarie - I think that is a lovely name in itself, even though it's a combination of your two names.

Cindy - I also think I must be thick. I looked and looked at your TCS name - but I didn't even get as far as Cattle80, I kept reading it as Katie with and 8 in the middle. Huh?!?

Flimflam is just a nick-name I was given about 15 years ago and it is the nicest one - as my surname is Fleming. You can imagine the not so nice ones with the connections with upper bodily fluids. This is the one I use on most forums etc.

Purrsita - I had a cat called Kali as well - and she did think she was a goddess - wanted to be worshipped, sacrifices and gifts left at her altar etc

Spooky is the nickname that my husband gave me while we were dating. We decided one day to make up nicknames for each other and thats what he picked for me...no clue as to why that name though. My nickname for him is Monkey. :LOL:

Calypso was the name I signed up under on another board. It was around Christmas and my youngest daughter had just recieved a doll named Calypso and we were playing the John Denver song so it was in my mind. I've never had a "username" before, usually just go by my first name so it was fun to have something different.

Well, one day I was walking deep in the woods when......

Nah, I'm just plain boring - my name's Lisa and my last name used to start with V until I was married recently (my new lastname starts with M so I should really be lisam huh?). I could change it, but like many of you I use lisav for everything and it hurts my brain if I have to think too much and remember multiple usernames!

Lisa

Okay TicTacCat Godmother.......Great thread. I feel like humming "Getting to know you, getting to know all about you (or something like that)"

Well Mine is kinda boring but I also use it on pretty much everything

Bundylee =

Bundy is my nickname. A very cute helicopter pilot gave it to me years ago because of my surname which is ...... (Okay the first one to laugh gets a poke)....... Goodrum. Stop laughing!!!!!!!! Also cause I used to like a Bundy and coke every now and then hehehehehehe! *sigh*

The Lee part is a combination of the last 3 letters of my first name Leslie....... but spelt like my brothers second name Lee.

So put them together and you have Bundylee. Ta Daaaaaa!!!!!!!!!

Goodrum!!! HAHAHAHAHA!!!!!! Oops...um....Coco was doing something really funny and....I wasn't laughing, honest! :angel2:

*POKE*

My first boyfriend in high school gave mine to me. It was a character in a fantasy novel he read. I'm the bookish type, and so was the character. I've been using it ever since.

Originally posted by purrsita
cute name, but what does it mean to "wibble"???
kinda reminds me of Weebles...

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Lol nothing to do with Weebles

I guess wibble is a british term. It is basically to chatter on about nothing or silly things.

Marie