Story behind the mask

[elsie tea]

LCT were my initials

[Michael Palaeologus]

"I work as a demolitions expert" - How cool is that! Wish I could drop that into a party conversation.

*Doffs cap to the BigBad*

[giggirl]

I wish I was a demolitions expert. I would drop it into every conversation I ever had. Then I would get some respect and get served quickly at bars.

So, BBW, do you have an hourly rate? I have a few places I would like demolished, starting with my office. Do you charge extra if there are people still inside?

[indiepanda]

I like indie music and I like pandas... I don't know why I put the two together...

[Asset]

anagram, and I obviously I am one!

[lozzyloz]

seats?

[PeckhamRose]

Andy Partridge of my fave band ever XTC wrote a line in a song

"... walking into London smelling like a Peckham Rose."

http://website.lineone.net/~ssleightholm/dict/lyrics/apple.htm

My fave Gran was called Rose.

And I live in Peckham.

And so that's me.

[Jah Lush]

Jah - is a nod to the reggae music that I grew up with and Lush is because I'm a seriously handsome devil. No really, it's because I like a drink.

[Jimbob]

I,m a big fan of The Waltons.

[jumpinjackflash]

The film 'Jumping Jack Flash' with Whoopi Goldberg. Jonathan Pryce plays a Russian based spy and he hacks in to her PC and that's his code name. it's my user name for most things. Only thing is that people assume I'm a bloke.

[Sonners]

A nickname coined when one of my friends went through a phase of renaming everyone he knew XXXXers as in Matters, Bradders etc. Although mine seems to be the only one which is still used 8 years on. Son in itself being a diminutive of Sonya. Not too exciting.

[LordshipLovely]

Mine's a tiny place near Kendal in the Lakes, which has a lovely pub called the Mason's Arms.

I'm new by the way, and slightly scared.

[SeanMacGabhann]

Welcome Strawberry Bank - don't be scared. Well not too much... I'm an old lag here and even I get scared sometimes ;-)

[Keef]

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A nickname coined when one of my friends went through a phase of renaming everyone he knew XXXXers

Was s/he, perchance, a scouser? Or a posh rugger bugger type?

[Brendan]

What are you suggesting Keefers?

[Peckhamgatecrasher]

Mine is deeply esoteric and I'm not sure I want to explain it.

[Sonners]

Keef Wrote:

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> A nickname coined when one of my friends went

> through a phase of renaming everyone he knew

> XXXXers

>

> Was s/he, perchance, a scouser? Or a posh rugger

> bugger type?

Actually neither! He is slightly Canadian but I am not sure that it is down to that...

[Huguenot]

Bloody French ;-)

[bon3yard]

Boneyard or Bones 'cos I was a skinny beggar when younger. However 30 years of Pasties, clotted cream and Cowpies have seen to my svelt visage. Burp!

[HonaloochieB]

A contraction of The Honourable Alistair Smoochie-Beestonthwaite.

[Jah Lush]

Good Grief! Smoochie-Woochie, the Beast Of Bodmin. How the bloody hell are you. I thought you were dead. It's been simply decades. Must catch up sometime.

[HonaloochieB]

Top hole idea Lushington. There's a Bullingdon Club reunion soon, see you there, I hope.

It''ll be a good chance to debag that young tick Osborne.

[Jah Lush]

Oh how simply marvellous. That beastly Osborne's had it coming to him. See you there Smoochie-Woochie.

[Huggers]

Huggers- the continental pronunciation of my welsh surname.

[SteveT]

I used my own name,

so it was easy at the monthly drinks.

The capital "T" stands for the shirt you will probably see me wearing.

The capital "T" stands for Temperance, as I don't drink alcohol.

The capital "T" stands for Topic something admin say I don't stay on.