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It kinda stuck - I think everyone on here knows who "Guns" is...The best one I've heard for her is "Guns." Don't remember who coined it first. Alas, it didn't stick. Shoot.
It kinda stuck - I think everyone on here knows who "Guns" is...The best one I've heard for her is "Guns." Don't remember who coined it first. Alas, it didn't stick. Shoot.
It kinda stuck - I think everyone on here knows who "Guns" is...
On the couple of occasions that I chatted with her family, I tried very hard to refer to her as Breanna, but the whole sports world knows her as Stewie.Funny, not a single comment on what Christyn would like to be called. Life does not begin when a young lady comes to Storrs. When Breanna Stewart came, she had always been called "Bre." Out the window, and she became, forever apparently, "Stewie." I've always hated that one (too familiar and too diminutive) and have never once called her by that name. (She always referred to herself as "Bre," but no one seems to have picked up on that.)
Or at least ,OK for short.After Geno's interview on Friday, Christyn's nickname is obvious:
OKEY-DOKEY
After Geno's interview on Friday, Christyn's nickname is obvious:
OKEY-DOKEY
I thought it was cute. I have a friend from Houston who says the same thing.I hope not (if you were serious?) . It was cute as an anecdote during an interview but I think it is borderline condescending of a region since it seemed to be tied to Geno's views of a "funny" region of the US so I hope it just quietly goes away into oblivion.
Feel the same way, but I have to admit "Caroline Ducharme" works.Please noooooooooo. Lordy I hate these artificial "nicknames". Why not just wait to hear what her teammates & coaches call her and go with that? Pretty sure the only people who use the silly things are the ones that suggest them. Wet Blanket, over & out from Augusta