Poetic Justice Sold Here
- Brian the Ass Grabber*
- Pervy Pervertson* (an old test subject at the clinic)
- Wheelchair Hottie* (an alluring parapalegic)
- Perpetually Experimenting Gay Chris* (as distinct from Gay Chris)
- Cheap Ghetto Ho-Bag* (a certain [male] schnorrer who lived on Carman 11)
- The Woofer* (a rather attractive and perfectly sweet suitemate; the idea was to torment someone named Uri who had a thing for her)
- The Rusky Husky
- Big Dumb Ellen
- Skinny Ho* and Redneck Joe* (a couple)
- Same Shirt Kid (Trevor, who came up with this name, subsequently wound up working airport security at JFK, and found Same Shirt Kid in line for the metal detector. Trevor exercised his powers and ensured that Same Shirt Kid's bag would be searched so that he could count the number of different shirts inside.)
- Same Face Girl (a pair of identical twins)
- The White People* (originally a family that lived upstairs from my parents; now Ryan and Sarah)
- Sphere Head (someone who was mean to Ryan in 1998)
- Redwood (she was tall)
- The Lag Midget (I cannot attempt to explain the story behind that one, but Scott is brilliant)
- Dr. Amazing* and The Magic Pen* (two physicians I once worked with who nearly turned me into a Scientologist)
- Prof. Dickless*
- Admiral Fancypants
2 Comment(s):
- Posted by Form at July 13, 2005 8:02 AM | Permanent Link to this Comment
- Posted by jess at July 27, 2006 12:35 PM | Permanent Link to this Comment
Like the Big Dumb Ellen reference, but the other "Bigs" get no love. What about the Big JC and Big Daddy Backstreet?
Man, I've been falling behind on all blogs, and all sorts of good stuff has been happening on yours.
We have Iced Tea Joe and Smarmy Joe. At Smith there was Go-To Girl (who always wore the same sweater, her go-to sweater), Silly Putty Girl (she was very tall and disproportionally thin -- she looked like she'd been printed on silly putty and stretched), and No-Ass Man. My parents used to call their stockbroker Wild Bill Harrison, and now they call the new one Diamond Jim.
My particular thing is to invent long names for people with short names, such as Philliam and Russtopher. But that's not really to distinguish them from other Phils and Russes. (In fact we distinguish the Russes with the perfectly prosaic "Math Russ" and "Accordion Russ.")