I'm changing my name to John.

[cleatus12r]

Because it doesn't sound like "Corey".

Or "Tony", "Jody", or "Balogna". I've been called each those on multiple occasions too. Well, maybe not "Balogna".

:skeptic:

[Jackpine]

It's OK buddy, I'll always recognize you when I see you. (Whatever your name is.) :shrug:

- Jack

[Longshot270]

Yeah Cody, he already told you to get off his lawn one time...


But if you change your name our little trio will be Corey, Colby, and that other guy who's name does not fit in.

[Power Hungry]

Maybe we'll just call you Cleatus all the time. :D

[cleatus12r]

Yeah Cody, he already told you to get off his lawn one time...




I didn't know that people in Arizona had lawns. I thought it was all sand and cactus. :rofl:

[cleatus12r]

Maybe we'll just call you Cleatus all the time. :D

There were 4 years of my life when that's all anyone ever called me...including my teachers. (92-96)

It didn't bother me a bit. I still have a friend that calls me that (the one I eat lunch with often).

[Jackpine]

I always wondered where Cleatus came from. Great name! :thumbs up yellow:

- Jack

[cleatus12r]

I always wondered where Cleatus came from. Great name! :thumbs up yellow:

- Jack

One of my classmates gave me that name during the last week of 8th grade. I have no idea why, but it stuck all the way through graduation. It's how I was known by everyone.

There were variations of it that some people used....I'll let you use your imagination.

[Longshot270]

I didn't know that people in Arizona had lawns. I thought it was all sand and cactus. :rofl:

I guess you've never heard of a "dry garden," similar to those little Japanese sand gardens.

File:RyoanJi-Dry garden.jpg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:RyoanJi-Dry_garden.jpg)

:hehe: