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Do you have someone in your circle of friends nicknamed “T-Bone”? (1 Viewer)

Do you have someone in your circle of friends nicknamed “T-Bone”?

  • Yes

    Votes: 31 30.1%
  • No

    Votes: 72 69.9%

  • Total voters
    103
I had a friend in high school whose nickname was "Boner", because his last name was similar to the last name of the character who played Boner on "Growing Pains". EVERYONE called him "Boner", including teachers.

 
I am occasionally called T-Bone by a couple of groups of friends.  Its not something I've ever asked for, but because I'm a huge Seinfeld fan and dont have a nick-name otherwise, it does tend to happen.

I have never once referred to myself as T-Bone in a serious manner.

 
I had a friend in high school whose nickname was "Boner", because his last name was similar to the last name of the character who played Boner on "Growing Pains". EVERYONE called him "Boner", including teachers.
In my freshman year of college, one of the guys I hung out with was nicknamed Boner.  He had a habit of getting blackout drunk and falling through tables or making some scene while overly intoxicated.  Right around Christmas, his girlfriend got pregnant.  She was starting to show in the spring and they decided to go to her parent's house in BFE Wisconsin to tell them the news.  Evidently, she either forgot or didn't know his actual first name, so he got the "Dad, this is my boyfriend..." [Long pause] "...Boner" introduction.  Wish I could have been there to see his reaction especially since this was the preface to a VERY awkward conversation.

 
Yes...  real name Teresa...  we had a "charity event go-cart race"...  she T-Boned another driver who got in her way and she crushed him - put him out of the race...  no real injury, but tire marks on his arm!  

The whole go-cart event community and co-workers called her T-Bone ever since!  

 
In my freshman year of college, one of the guys I hung out with was nicknamed Boner.  He had a habit of getting blackout drunk and falling through tables or making some scene while overly intoxicated.  Right around Christmas, his girlfriend got pregnant.  She was starting to show in the spring and they decided to go to her parent's house in BFE Wisconsin to tell them the news.  Evidently, she either forgot or didn't know his actual first name, so he got the "Dad, this is my boyfriend..." [Long pause] "...Boner" introduction.  Wish I could have been there to see his reaction especially since this was the preface to a VERY awkward conversation.
This is funnier than the last dozen sit-com scripts I've seen on TV.

 
No but knew a guy in college who's nickname was Barnyard Animal.  I think my favorite story is how he'd always stop at the Rub n Tug on the way home from a 3 day fly fishing trip... gotta image he was pretty ripe.  He also told me he would usually decline the rub part and just tell them to get right to the happy ending 

 
we had a guy we called spit and another guy we called satch but i dont know anyone named tbone brohan take that to the bank

 
J: But there's no "T" in your name. How about "G-bone"?

G: There is no G-bone.

J: There's a G-spot.

G: That's a myth!

 
I was expecting more Seinfeld jokes.

I put no since I don't have any close friends that go by T-Bone but I then remembered I do know a guy that is my dad's age who goes by that nickname.  He's a well known guy in town and I've know him my whole life.  So use to calling him T-Bone that I didn't even think about it as a nickname.

Thinking of nicknames, do any of you find them to be more common in certain part of the country?  I know here in the Iowa it seems like everyone has a nickname or is called by their last name.  I have very few friends that go by their first name.

 
Years back, played an online shooter with a group, where everyone called me T because of my login. I'd frequently get names like T-bone, T-bird, etc., from a dude from NYC.

 
I feel bad for our Webelos den leader Tony, but I am going to do my damndest to make this stick. 

 

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