News What are some common nicknames given to Vikings?

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The discussion revolves around the concept of nicknames, with participants sharing their own experiences and preferences for descriptive names. Various nicknames are suggested, many of which have a Viking theme, such as "Blood-axe" and "Skull-splitter." Participants reflect on their past nicknames, often tied to personal traits or humorous anecdotes, such as "Weasel" and "Sugarfoot." The conversation also touches on the cultural significance of nicknames in different communities, with some recalling how everyone in their neighborhood had unique aliases. Additionally, there are playful exchanges about the origins of certain names and the humorous implications of nicknames in various contexts, including military experiences. The thread concludes with light-hearted banter about the nature of nicknames and their association with identity.
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wolram said:
No, well maybe, but nick knack paddy whack gave a dog a bone??
I'm not sure about England, but boning a dog is still illegal in Canada.