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One of my favorite shows was King of Queens. There was an episode where they referred to Doug as Fatty McButterpants. I thought it was funny.

When I had to come up with a screen name, I thought it was appropriate.

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SerendipityHappens... because it makes me happy every time I read/type it.

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I chose BeachLover because it is the one thing that can soothe my soul without even trying. I live on the beach and spend many hours getting my natural prozac fix. When I reach goal I am going to freaking surf and hopefully it won't kill me!!! :) This is a picture of the beach I love!

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I was 52 years old when i decided to and was sleeved. I'm new at 52.

I'm 53 now and better than new!

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my hooker name (if i were a hooker) is going to be would have been Anita Moore. pronounced i-needa more

LOL

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My last name is Sopher. One day at my doctors apt he called me Sophie, wiped his head up and apologized for the slip sayn he really did know my name. (which I know he did I'd seen him for 2 years) So one random day I was telling my husband to do something and called him Sophie.....kinda never quit. Pants just got added in later so sophiepants I am. Oh and my hooker name is soooo not ok!! Pets (cat) first name Puss......Street I lived on "E" street! Puss E! YIKES RIGHT..... SO Glad I'm not a hooker BAHAHA

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My last name is Sopher. One day at my doctors apt he called me Sophie' date=' wiped his head up and apologized for the slip sayn he really did know my name. (which I know he did I'd seen him for 2 years) So one random day I was telling my husband to do something and called him Sophie.....kinda never quit. Pants just got added in later so sophiepants I am. Oh and my hooker name is soooo not ok!! Pets (cat) first name Puss......Street I lived on "E" street! Puss E! YIKES RIGHT..... SO Glad I'm not a hooker BAHAHA[/quote']

So not cool....chuckle...chuckle.

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To start, my name is Megan, and there is a lottery game in MA called Megabucks-- growing up my mom called me Megabuck as a nickname because she felt like she won the lottery with me :) 886 stands for my birth month/ year- born in August 1986!

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Hmm. Can anyone guess what mine means? :lol:

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Mine is phonetic....KLTKLASS (think Scottish/Irish)

Celtic Lass

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I lost my husband two years ago. Didn't think I could live without him. I heard this song one day "Blue Skies". It always lifts my mood makes me feel hopeful.Once I decided to become healthy and start my life again the name felt appropriate.

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I lost my husband two years ago. Didn't think I could live without him. I heard this song one day "Blue Skies". It always lifts my mood makes me feel hopeful.Once I decided to become healthy and start my life again the name felt appropriate.

This is such a sad and beautiful story and name.

Thank you for sharing. I wish you well in your journey!

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I had a boyfriend who remained friends with one of his ex's. we were at the "meet the friends" stage and she made it obvious that she had no desire to meet me. Barely said 3 words. Later found out that the "pet" name she and her fiends had for me was-- you guessed it--Godzilla. Presumably, because I was large and ugly (merely a guess since they have said anything to me).

So my name is a reminder that people may judge us, but their opinions never define who we are as people. At the end of the day, I can lose weight. however, there is no surgery to cure geriatric mean girls of their narrow minded bishy ways. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

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