Spontaneous nicknames from Belkar

[Bulldog Psion]

Really? I thought it was a reference to his rump. As in, "freezing my a** off."

I would definitely agree it's a reference to his posterior and not his Trouser Titan.

What a discussion...

Nice thread, though, I had forgotten gems like Bristle Steelpanties and Whiskers von Thorbugger.

[littlebum2002]

Really? I thought it was a reference to his rump. As in, "freezing my a** off."

I would definitely agree it's a reference to his posterior and not his Trouser Titan.

What a discussion...

Nice thread, though, I had forgotten gems like Bristle Steelpanties and Whiskers von Thorbugger.

I disagree. Men are a lot more likely to brag about the size of their trouser titan than their posteriors.

[Keltest]

I disagree. Men are a lot more likely to brag about the size of their trouser titan than their posteriors.

True, but "Im XXXing my Trouser Titan off!" isn't a preexisting saying.

[Ron Miel]

True, but "Im XXXing my Trouser Titan off!" isn't a preexisting saying.

"brass monkeys"

[littlebum2002]

True, but "Im XXXing my Trouser Titan off!" isn't a preexisting saying.

Well, OK, if you want to get into detail it's not EXACTLY the Trouser Titan but another part of the anatomy close to and connected to it. And yes, I've "froze my XXXX off" before, and have also heard people use that same saying.

[dancrilis]

I am pretty convinced that he is talking about his sack of nuts, the orbs at the base of his tower, those that may hang low and might also wobble to and fro, which he may be able to tie in either a knot or a bow, which may give him a funny feeling should they hit upon the ceiling, and reiterate may hang low.

To be clear I mean his danglies.

[Keltest]

What a discussion indeed...

[littlebum2002]

Hey, -I- was trying to keep it PG. But yes, I do believe that is the part of Belkar's anatomy he is talking about.

[rodneyAnonymous]

[Paraphrase: "freezing my butt off" is a pre-existing saying.]

So is "freezing my [testicles] off". Referencing their size doesn't make that much sense to me, but it's relatively common.

[Keltest]

So is "freezing my [testicles] off". Referencing their size doesn't make that much sense to me, but it's relatively common.

Not where I live, apparently.

[Quild]

So Wrecan has been granted the title of "Sacred Knight of the Expository Aside".

I suppose "That dwarf guy" doesn't count :p

[ChristianSt]

So Wrecan has been granted the title of "Sacred Knight of the Expository Aside".

Added.

I suppose "That dwarf guy" doesn't count :p

Since we already have listed "that prisoner guy" I fail to see a solid argument to not list "that dwarf guy".

[Deprox]

I just came across this thread. It's gold!

Here's my contribution: "You weasely little piece of dragon crap" to the Oracle at strip 567.

[Dr. Gamera]

The younger of my beloved daughters suggests "the blond guy" (Elan) and "the chick" (Haley) from p. 69 of OtOoPCs.

For completeness, I should also point out "a man with a REAL class" (Belkar) from p. 62 of OtOoPCs.

[dtilque]

1015

Dead Snake Guy -- Malack
Fake Durkon -- Durkula

[Werbaer]

the one and only Belkar Bitterfleaf (which probably is a name the Belkster bestowed upon himself)

Since english isn't my first language: Care to explain what you're alluding with "Bitterfleaf" ?

[Domino Quartz]

Since english isn't my first language: Care to explain what you're alluding with "Bitterfleaf" ?

"Bitterleaf" is just Belkar's surname. It's probably a typo.

[Quild]

1015

Dead Snake Guy -- Malack
Fake Durkon -- Durkula

I think we could add:
Roy stupid Greenhilt -- Roy
a beloved character -- Belkar

[Ron Miel]

1015

Dead Snake Guy -- Malack
Fake Durkon -- Durkula

Stupid Roy Stupid Greenhilt

[Bulldog Psion]

Also, a correction: in 673, Belkar calls Durkon "Bristle Steelpanties," not "Bristle Steelpants."

[dtilque]

I think we could add:

a beloved character -- Belkar

I'm not sure I'd add this one. Seems more descriptive than a nickname. But that's true of several that are in the list, so I won't get too upset if he decides to add it.

[ChristianSt]

Since english isn't my first language: Care to explain what you're alluding with "Bitterfleaf" ?

"Bitterleaf" is just Belkar's surname. It's probably a typo.

spot on -> fixed

Also, a correction: in 673, Belkar calls Durkon "Bristle Steelpanties," not "Bristle Steelpants."

also fixed

I think we could add:
a beloved character -- Belkar

I'm not sure I'd add this one. Seems more descriptive than a nickname. But that's true of several that are in the list, so I won't get too upset if he decides to add it.

I'm on the fence myself. Since there are other things on the list I personally can't say why they should be included while this isn't, I will go ahead and add it. If there are other forumites that think it shouldn't be here, I will most likely remove it (as long as there isn't more support to keep it).

[KorvinStarmast]

spot on -> fixed

also fixed

I'm on the fence myself. Since there are other things on the list I personally can't say why they should be included while this isn't, I will go ahead and add it. If there are other forumites that think it shouldn't be here, I will most likely remove it (as long as there isn't more support to keep it).

If you are going to include 'beast with two backs' you may as well included 'beloved character' since both arrive with sarcastic tone appended.

[Ron Miel]

Stupid Roy Stupid Greenhilt

In the list you've entered Roy stupid Greenhilt. You missed out the first Stupid.

Also, there's Stupid Vampire = HPOH.

[Keltest]

In the list you've entered Roy stupid Greenhilt. You missed out the first Stupid.

Also, there's Stupid Vampire = HPOH.

I think leaving out the first stupid is fine, though I wouldn't oppose including it either. I do however think 'Stupid Vampire" should be excluded on the basis that it is not a nickname but rather a simple insult. he is calling the vampire stupid.

[ti'esar]

Yeah, his exact phrasing is "Stupid vampire", not both capitalized, which makes it sound like it's just an insult.

[Ron Miel]

How is that different from "you fascist cow" or "Miko's stupid horse" ?

[ti'esar]

I'm not sure those should be counted either. They seem more like generic insults than things like "Lurky Corpsewhiskers" or "Captain Wallow-Pants".

I guess it's a fine line, though.

[littlebum2002]

How is that different from "you fascist cow" or "Miko's stupid horse" ?

Calling a vampire a vampire and a horse a horse is vastly different than calling a non-cow a cow. One is simply naming the thing you are talking about, the other is a nickname.

[Markozeta]

Does calling Bloodfeast Big Guy count? Or the guards a "Guard buffet"?

Also, why isn't Miko's Paladin-turned-murderer also there for 419?