Hatching Eggs / Paypal CHAT Thread

[adjduncan]

paypal sent to AyeUpChuck. By the way, what's the story behind the ID if I'm not being too nosy or personal? I keep making up all kinds of things in my head.

Yeah, me too ?1?

 

[cjwaldon]

LOL! I didn't think of that, either. I just thought it was like, "what's up!" Now I'll never get up-chuck out of my head.

Gee, thanks.

 

[AyeUpChuck]

Maybe I should take a poll as to whether I should change it!

 

[Lilwanis]

[COLOR=800080]Congratulations....you're sunk now!   [/COLOR]

[COLOR=800080]Repeat after me:  It's NOT an addiction.  It's NOT an addiction.  It's NOT an addiction.....it's dedication![/COLOR]

Thank you. I now have my mantra too!

 

[cjwaldon]

You should keep it just as it is. It's memorable, even more so with the story behind it.

 

[CluckyCharms]

Lol. Well DH is English and where he's from they call chickens chucks. And a standard greeting is aye up. So that's where it came from. Never thought twice about up and chuck being next to one another.

I've thought about having them change chuck to chook but just haven't. Guess I've just gotten too used to it.

Oops, and all this time I thought it was meant to say "I upchuck" since aye sounds like "I" and "eye"...(I throw up, I hurl, I vomit a lot, etc). hmm...I definitely like the real explanation for it a LOT better than what I was thinking it was.

 

[Lilwanis]

Oops, and all this time I thought it was meant to say "I upchuck" (I throw up, I hurl, I vomit a lot, etc).  hmm...I definitely like the real explanation for it a LOT better than what I was thinking it was.

Me too! I like the real explanation so much better

 

[cluckitall]

Maybe I should take a poll as to whether I should change it!

Oh no! PLEASE Don't! I'm awful at names as it is, let alone names and userids -- bop that up to name, old userid and new userid and my brain will implode!!

 

[CluckyCharms]

Please keep the username the same...it'll give me something else to think about when I'm upchucking.

 

[birdnbeast]

Lol. Well DH is English and where he's from they call chickens chucks. And a standard greeting is aye up. So that's where it came from. Never thought twice about up and chuck being next to one another.

I've thought about having them change chuck to chook but just haven't. Guess I've just gotten too used to it.

Well, that a'hole nutter kettle o fish that I thought it was.

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