Childhood Nicknames...

[Lemur-llama]

My parents always said that they wouldn't call any of their children by nicknames, but I became Leash. Or Mir-Alycia (A mixture of my older sister's name and mine). I actually have been called Mir-Mor-Ben-Alycia before (three of my siblings' names smushed on mine). I'm surprised I wasn't ever called Talycia (My oldest sister's name starts with a T).

I guess those aren't nicknames, though.

[Lilmiscelaneous]

I had several. My dad called me moo. My cousin called me missy-moo. Another cousin of mine called me misty, misterllaneous, and miscellaneous (thats where my user name came from). And my first name is actually Melissa so Missy it's self was a nickname.

[Lithiora]

Steph-a-pee >.<

or Hooker... whichever...

[Gin]

Nothing really, but some people in my class called me. (translating this so some might not make as much a sense like the things that rhyme in Swedish).

So,

1. The Dot. (Had a really visible dot on my chin that was kind of cute when it was that visible).

2. Michel Widell a retard modell. (Or Michel Widell a CP modell, CP being expressed "CéPé" and stands for Cerebral Pares).

3. Nr 2.

4. Smokemachine. (Because my cloths smelled alot of smoke for different reasons).

[Anastasia]

1. Nastia, forever and always my diminutive.
2. Молодец, (molodets, good child). Never by my parents but my grandparents would dress address as "Nastia Molodets." Fun memories.

[Brimming]

I just got curious, I suppose. We were all called something by our parents as children, no? It wasn't like they called us by our names all the time...and this is excluding the times they were angry...

Actually my parents called me my name even to this day, we're not really nickname people (hell, my mother and uncle doesn't even have middle names ). To tell you the truth, I'm about the only person with a nickname in my whole family, and the name is now obsolete (since I'm not, like, three anymore). I was called "Baby/Fluffy Cheeks" due to my round head and chunkiness (but I'm sure you all know that from the obvious title).

We joked with nicknames, but we never used them, my older brother was, self proclaimed, "X" since his name started with and X (plus he's a big X-man dork) it wasn't popular until he got older, though (I don't call him X, only his friends does, and sometimes our other brother, just to humor the nickname, I guess), my second older brother had "Boom Boom" added to his middle name (not legally) because his first and middle name was the same as a well known boxer, who went by "Boom Boom" at the end of his name. My two sisters, unfortunately, weren't called anything, we tickled the nickname "CC" for both of them (they both have names that start with a C), but no one really liked the sound of it. I personally call one of my sisters "Clair", because she's so girly and feminine, it just feels so right (not to mention that my mother almost named her "Clair", but our father's family said it was too much of a "white" name, and harassed her not to), so we joke about how she would so match a "Clair". Besides that, we never called anyone anything other than there names, I was about the only one who had been called that nickname without joking (but was I really...?), and it lasted a good ten years.

Me and my family do call the nieces and nephews "Baby/Fluffy Cheeks" in remembrance, but it's just a pet name, and not really a nick' one, like saying "Dear" or "Cutie" or something.

[Enfilon]

Sev or Sevy, still get called that, my mom always called me boss which was awesome

[DragonEmperorUK]

Brownsta, Browny, Brownicans.

The Brownicans and Brownsta were my fave as they weren't taking the piss out of me and they were cool. By the way my last name is Brown.

Christina. Chrisy, Chrst Chrips lol Yh I think its obvious what my name is!

[Toastdurr]

These are all adorable.
My mom called me Pumpkin because I was born in October.
My friends call me エロサ, (ero-sa) which is a play off of my own name in japanese, エルサ (erusa or elsa) mixed with the word エロ, which means 'perverted.'
XP

~TD

[SilverAce]

Well my friend, her last name is cashmere and our teacher last year called her sweater all the time, so now everyone calls her that now