Best offhanded nickname?

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Hero.

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Sport or Bud

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Biggen, it was a favorite of a friend of mine when I was in the Navy, he called everyone that and sometimes he would call them Hos Biggen for whatever reason.

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Your Highness. Killer was good “back in the day.” Now, sadly, it conjures up images of malls cordoned off by police tape.

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Buddyyy. Spoken like Paul Shore

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This.

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It’s context and tone of voice. When in doubt or apt to be misconstrued, be civil.
While a minimal effort, it makes for a nicer world for everyone involved.

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I’m from the South, and I was working with a girl from Kalamazoo, MI some 35+ years ago and something came up about “Bubba”. She said she first encountered the name/nickname talking to a cowboy at a bar and she asked his name. He replied “Bubba”. She said she looked at him and asked “You mean as in BUH, twice???”

To this day, when I hear “Bubba”, this voice goes off in my head (You mean as in BUH, twice?) and often a giggle escapes - I just can’t help it!

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NEVER!!! :-1:t5:

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Princess. Or Turbo. As in ‘Ease up Turbo’.

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Chief Crapolla! LOL

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Hey uhhhh yoouuuu.

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If he had no sword, would he also be disarmed?

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Tough guy

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Sis. Short for sister, girl, lady… I’ve said to guys. I use it when someone is being pushy or in general messing something up and you want them to stop… you’d say, “Now, hold it, Sis!”

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Now I cannot get Buh-Buh out of my head either! :boom:

Can’t leave out Bra, as in ‘Gotcha Bra.’ Somewhere, bro fell off.

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No, that’s if somebody “took” his sword. If he didn’t have one, he’d be “unarmed.” :slight_smile:

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How about when they add “Bob” to a guy’s name or “Lou” to a girl’s name!!!

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