Tony Firshman writes:
Dilwyn Jones wrote, On 5/10/09 11:31:
"Gee Dee Gee QLer" - sounds like something from a nursery rhyme :o)
Sounds better than "Supreme Toady" which I got called when I was QL
Today editor - I think that one was down to Per as well.
Per Witte - Wet tripe
Dilwyn Llewellyn Jones: Linen jolly lewdly sewn
Tony Firshman - Mannish forty (only 24 years out!)
George D Gwilt - Giggled or wet
My mind runs along different lines. I often find myself nick-naming
people, although Ive never analysed the underlying rules too carefully.
Thus Per Vert, Tory Freshman, Billy Bones and, as weve seen, Giggler.
Mostly I keep them to myself. (No offence intended or given, I trust
;o) Ive been given many names by others too. When I worked for HP I
was known as Twisted Per by the guys in the networking department. I
hope Wet Tripe wont catch on, though, as the very thought makes me
sick ;o)
Any other DNA (National Dyslexic Association) members here, BTW?
(If you missed the joke, the answer is Yes ;o)
Per
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