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Um... mine's not that creative. Seela is my name :)

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My son is the best little soccer goalie ever and I was born in 73.

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This is a super fun thread!

I just changed mine from MadisonMolly to DevilBlueDress. In junior high, one classmate greeted me (every day), "Good golly, Miss Molly!" At the time, I found it annoying. Now, it makes me smile. Way better than some of my high school nicknames, Hot Tamale, Molly Hatchett, Mol.

Hooker name: Worthy Market

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Nothing fun about my user name. It's my own name combined with my employee number at work. Unimaginative, I know, but I have so very many applications at work and home that require user a name. I keep all my user names the same to simplify things and I never forget them. :-)

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My user name is boring. My name is Kelly and I have a belly....and rny is my surgery of choice...hopefully no later than February 2014.

Hooker name...Pudgy Crestwood :/ why me?? Lol

Stripper name...Dallas Velvetits

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Before surgery I was the "old one" after surgery I became "young again", actually my name is Chari and I'm 71 going on 39. LOL. Then it could be I'm going through my second childhood that is why I feel so young. LOL

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What on earth is a "hooker name"? How do I find mine? :-)

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Okay, so I found a Hooker Name generator - mine is Honey Swallows. Hmm. Not sure if that has added anything to my life!!! :lol:

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My name is Jeana (pronounced Gina) and Kisses is my Jack Russell Terrier mix. My son got her for me when he went away to college to keep me from suffering with the empty nest syndrome. She definitely is my "baby girl"!

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I'm a gal, "lady," who planned to be and now is much smaller "Ito" suffix here in Hispanic infused CA, and I have a lap"band." I put a lot of thought into my screen name, LOL.

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Mine is very vain. If you can guess it, I will let you into my W O R L D.....muhaahaahaha~ :ph34r:

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"momona" in Hawaiian means fat or ripe. In pidgin it definitely just means fat!

I used that and then tacked on the "no mo" to stand for "no more".

So momonanomo = fat no more.

And I am working hard on getting there!

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and omg hooker name would be Sugar Gap.

:/ that is dreadful

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