Whats a good nick name for someone who's pants fell down at work because his bel

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   TheHoleStoryposted 10 years ago

   Whats a good nick name for someone who's pants fell down at work because his belt broke?
   
   He gives everyone nick names and I want to give him a good one, Justice for all!

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   lburmasterposted 10 years ago

   You might think that is justice, but that is just giving him a taste of his own medicine. Not very wise of you at all. You just dropped down to his level. Congradulations.

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      MizBejabbersposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Some people have to be dealt with on their own level. They don't understand anything above that. So you can either deal with them on terms they can understand or put up with their being obnoxious. It is a fact of life. Think about it, dear heart.

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      lburmasterposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      So you have nothing better to do than deal with them on their own terms? Why not leave them for someone else to abuse?

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   Jeannieinabottleposted 10 years ago

   I wish I knew his first name so I could figure out if Pants-less would go well with it.  For instance, Pants-less Pete would be a good name.  You also might want to share this little ditty from American Idol with him. 
   
   Pants on the Ground - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xw0a12geN3Q

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   Copper Manposted 10 years ago

   Mr. Moonbeam
   Mr. Cheeks
   Butts-A-Lot
   RearingToGo
   BippityBippityBobber
   FullExposure
   SouthernExposure
   HalfMastHarry
   BriefsEncounter
   KnickersSnickers
   Pike'sPeek
   SlipsAhoy
   BarelyCovered
   FrightSight
   TotalRecoil

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   Gcrhoads64posted 10 years ago

   Seymore Buttcheeks, of course. Thank you, Bart Simpson.

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   MizBejabbersposted 10 years ago

   That's funny. I'll bet he was Em-bare-assed!

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      IDONOposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks. It's nice to see some humor here once in awhile.

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   alancaster149posted 10 years ago

   'Y-man' (as in 'Y'-Fronts) might be a start. Just plain 'Cheeks' as a follow-up, followed by his surname (as in 'Bugsy' Segal), or on its own.
   In Geordie-land (Newcastle-on-Tyne) it would be 'Y-I' man, (as in 'Why aye', meaning 'of course').

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   IDONOposted 10 years ago

   How about, " Plumbers Canyon"??????????????????????

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