Loopy Chicken Pants!!
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Burge
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When you do the following you end up with a new name. Mine is now
"Loopy Chicken Pants"
What are yours???
Burge
Children laugh 146 times a day, adults laugh only 4
>times a day...no wonder we're so unhappy... What's
>your new name?
>
> Sometimes when you have a stressful day or week,
>you need some silliness to break up the day. Here is
>your dose... Follow the instructions to find your new
>name.
>
> The following in an excerpt from a children's book,
>"Captain Underpants and the Perilous Plot of Professor
>Poopypants" by Dave Pilkey. The evil Professor forces
>everyone to assume new names...
>
> Use the third letter of your first name to
>determine your new first name:
>a = poopsie
>b = lumpy
>c = buttercup
>d = gidget
>e = crusty
>f = greasy
>g = fluffy
>h = cheeseball
>i = chim-chim
>j = stinky
>k = flunky
>l = boobie
>m = pinky
>n = zippy
>o = goober
>p = doofus
>q = slimy
>r = loopy
>s = snotty
>t = tulefel
>u = dorkey
>v = squeezit
>w = oprah
>x = skipper
>y = dinky
>z = zsa-zsa
>
>
Use the second letter of your last name to
>determine the first half of your new last name:
>
>a = apple
>b = toilet
>c = giggle
>d = burger
>e = girdle
>f = barf
>g = lizard
>h = waffle
>i = cootie
>j = monkey
>k = potty
>l = liver
>m = banana
>n = rhino
>o = bubble
>p = hamster
>q = toad
>r = gizzard
>s = pizza
>t = gerbil
>u = chicken
>v = pickle
>w = chuckle
>x = tofu
>y = gorilla
>z = stinker
>
> Use the fourth letter of your last name to
>determine the second half of your new last name:
>a = head
>b = mouth
>c = face
>d = nose
>e = tush
>f = breath
>g = pants
>h = shorts
>i = lips
>j = honker
>k = butt
>l = brain
>m = tushie
>n = chunks
>o = hiney
>p = biscuits
>q = toes
>r = buns
>s = fanny
>t = sniffer
>u = sprinkles
>v = kisser
>w = squirt
>x = humperdinck
>y = brains
>z = juice
> For example, George W. Bush's new name is Goober
>Chickenshorts.
>
"Loopy Chicken Pants"
What are yours???
Burge
Children laugh 146 times a day, adults laugh only 4
>times a day...no wonder we're so unhappy... What's
>your new name?
>
> Sometimes when you have a stressful day or week,
>you need some silliness to break up the day. Here is
>your dose... Follow the instructions to find your new
>name.
>
> The following in an excerpt from a children's book,
>"Captain Underpants and the Perilous Plot of Professor
>Poopypants" by Dave Pilkey. The evil Professor forces
>everyone to assume new names...
>
> Use the third letter of your first name to
>determine your new first name:
>a = poopsie
>b = lumpy
>c = buttercup
>d = gidget
>e = crusty
>f = greasy
>g = fluffy
>h = cheeseball
>i = chim-chim
>j = stinky
>k = flunky
>l = boobie
>m = pinky
>n = zippy
>o = goober
>p = doofus
>q = slimy
>r = loopy
>s = snotty
>t = tulefel
>u = dorkey
>v = squeezit
>w = oprah
>x = skipper
>y = dinky
>z = zsa-zsa
>
>
Use the second letter of your last name to
>determine the first half of your new last name:
>
>a = apple
>b = toilet
>c = giggle
>d = burger
>e = girdle
>f = barf
>g = lizard
>h = waffle
>i = cootie
>j = monkey
>k = potty
>l = liver
>m = banana
>n = rhino
>o = bubble
>p = hamster
>q = toad
>r = gizzard
>s = pizza
>t = gerbil
>u = chicken
>v = pickle
>w = chuckle
>x = tofu
>y = gorilla
>z = stinker
>
> Use the fourth letter of your last name to
>determine the second half of your new last name:
>a = head
>b = mouth
>c = face
>d = nose
>e = tush
>f = breath
>g = pants
>h = shorts
>i = lips
>j = honker
>k = butt
>l = brain
>m = tushie
>n = chunks
>o = hiney
>p = biscuits
>q = toes
>r = buns
>s = fanny
>t = sniffer
>u = sprinkles
>v = kisser
>w = squirt
>x = humperdinck
>y = brains
>z = juice
> For example, George W. Bush's new name is Goober
>Chickenshorts.
>
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Alex LS
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Depending on whether I use my actual first name or the name I actually use, I'm either Buttercup Cootieshorts or Crusty Cootieshorts...
By the way. What happens if your surname is, for example, Cox?
By the way. What happens if your surname is, for example, Cox?
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