Oregon game thread.

[MilfordHusky]

If Bird is "Birdie" and Stewart is "Stewie," does that mean that Tina is "Tinie"?

 

[HuskyNan]

If Bird is "Birdie" and Stewart is "Stewie," does that mean that Tina is "Tinie"?

No, she'd be Charlesie. Was that a trick question?

 

[Wonkster]

Like Stewie and D and Birdie ....

Ever the contrarian.

If you've been paying attention, Breanna winces when she hears "Stewie," a ghastly nickname. So I guess you're suggesting we keep irritating her, huh?

Dee is a common nickname for Diana.

 

[MilfordHusky]

No, she'd be Charlesie. Was that a trick question?

Trick question? Moi?

Somehow, something pronounced either teeny or tiny seemed like a severe misnomer for Tina Charles.

 

[calpedaler]

Ever the contrarian.

If you've been paying attention, Breanna winces when she hears "Stewie," a ghastly nickname. So I guess you're suggesting we keep irritating her, huh?

Dee is a common nickname for Diana.

Sorry to offend. I know you would never manipulate a player's name creatively.

51 POINTS?

KA-CHONG!!!! .

 

[Wonkster]

Sorry to offend. I know you would never manipulate a player's name creatively.

A total non sequitur. I didn't call Saniya "ka-chong," did I?

Any manipulation was to the well-known expression, "ka-ching."

 

[nan linds]

Maybe we should call her Special K though Kelloggs might not like it too much. It really gets right to the heart of her talent level, though!

Yuk. Special K needs milk or cream, sugar, fruit. She needs no additives.

 

[OneTrickPony]

Let's just call her "K."

She kinda is the Kloser...or maybe the Kleener...