Do you have a nickname IRL your friends call you?
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People often call me Jesus because, well, I've got long brown hair and a beard, like the popular depiction of Jesus. Scarily enough, it was started by my high school physics teacher, and followed me through community college. I haven't been called it yet at university, but there's still time...
Yeah... I fixed the error and yeah I know it's grammatik nasist but do you like Räksmörgås, they have really great ones nearly anywhere in Göteborg. ;Pniege said:
"Ulven" is norwegian for "The Wolf". Mostly beacuse I adore wolfs in a rather disturbing way( NO not THAT way 
Chacho. It was my name for Spanish class.
In the class we often had to find random partners to talk to in Spanish. So people got used to using Chacho instead of my real name(Chase, btw) because I never talked to the majority of people normally.
In the class we often had to find random partners to talk to in Spanish. So people got used to using Chacho instead of my real name(Chase, btw) because I never talked to the majority of people normally.
I'm usually just called my name, it's easier. One of my friends pretty much got me into online games, on which I use the same username I have here, so he calls me Mr. Oreos, which I really think is awesome. A few people just call me Nerd, or Wormy, because I'm so obsessed with school and reading books, respectively.
My name's Devon, so I get two, mainly.
D-von C, or D-van. Because people around me are unoriginal.
D-von C, or D-van. Because people around me are unoriginal.
El Burro because my back-pack was so freaking huge. Then Dos Equis (or however you spell that beer)for...some reason.
Pherson, which is pronounced Fer-sun. It's my last name, minus the Scottish Mc in front.
It's also commonly used as a noun and/or verb.
It's also commonly used as a noun and/or verb.
I am known in Band as Miyagi Jr.
I'm Asian and an ex-martial artist.
I'm not quite "Mister" yet.
I'm Asian and an ex-martial artist.
I'm not quite "Mister" yet.
Drakie, Drakey (as ONLY my girlfriend spells it. Her rule, not mine), Ginger (obvious reasons), Skinny Ginger Kid (Obvious reasons). The first two are mostly used by my friends-that-are-girls, the other two by my close friends.
Everyone has a different name for me, but the most common ones are the generic variations of my name - Kat, Katy, Katie. And then some people call me Catnip or Kettle. And I have a friend who's a closet otaku who insists on calling me 'neko-chan' which I find somewhat demeaning.