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    Ausfish Platinum Member
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    It has been driving me crazy.

    When a name or nick names meaning just bugs you.

    Chas meaning and name origin

    Chas \

    chas\ as a boy's name is a variant of Charles (Old German) and Chaz, and the meaning of Chas is "free man".

    Clarry meaning and name origin

    Clarry \c-lar

    ry, cl(ar)-ry\ as a girl's name is a variant of Claire (Latin), Clara (Latin) and Clarissa (Latin), and the meaning of Clarry is "bright, famous; most bright, most famous".


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    Re: It has been driving me crazy.

    Lol, thanks for that Gon Fishun

    Interesting to see a bit about the origin of Chas and Clarry

    The thought behind our "fishing" nicknames is:

    Tim = "Chas": when we were first fishing together (about 35 years ago!), and for the next 30 years after that, I (ie "Tim") only ever used Alvey reels (I hated threadline reels). Alvey = Charles Alvey (the originator of the brand)...Charles = "Chas"

    Trace = "Clarry": again when we were first fishing together Trace only ever used her much loved and unbelievably prolific Jarvis Walker "Clarrence" fishing rod to catch everything from whiting and bream to luderic and tailor. She still has the rod though it is in retirement. Clarrence = "Clarry"

    Cheers
    Tim and Trace

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    Re: It has been driving me crazy.

    Thanks for that guys. Everytime I saw the names it reminded of a chap I new a lot of years ago and it would stick in my mind like a song would.
    Regards.
    Bob.


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    Re: It has been driving me crazy.

    Quote Originally Posted by Chas & Clarry View Post
    Lol, thanks for that Gon Fishun

    Interesting to see a bit about the origin of Chas and Clarry

    The thought behind our "fishing" nicknames is:

    Tim = "Chas": when we were first fishing together (about 35 years ago!), and for the next 30 years after that, I (ie "Tim") only ever used Alvey reels (I hated threadline reels). Alvey = Charles Alvey (the originator of the brand)...Charles = "Chas"

    Trace = "Clarry": again when we were first fishing together Trace only ever used her much loved and unbelievably prolific Jarvis Walker "Clarrence" fishing rod to catch everything from whiting and bream to luderic and tailor. She still has the rod though it is in retirement. Clarrence = "Clarry"

    Cheers
    Tim and Trace
    Q: So what would you call someone who uses the Jarvis Walker Clarence with an Alvey attached??
    A: Smart

    They're both legendary bits of fishing gear by the way.
    I intend on living for-ever....so far so good


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    Re: It has been driving me crazy.

    gone fishun - what is bugging you, you seemed to have solved the puzzle ???

    I have a daugter of a friend and her nick name is Tins, her real name is Erin which through several variations (memory fading) ended up being Tin Tin (for some strange reason she saw a TV show when she was about 3 yrs old about Rin Tin Tin and loved the dog) and eventually Tins, some 20 years later I still call her that but some of her newer friends can't work it out.

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    Re: It has been driving me crazy.

    there has been some classic nick names for people over the years. Used to work with a bloke nick named the taxidermist..everything he touched he stuffed

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    Re: It has been driving me crazy.

    Quote Originally Posted by PinHead View Post
    there has been some classic nick names for people over the years. Used to work with a bloke nick named the taxidermist..everything he touched he stuffed
    When I was a T.A my nickname was passion fingers or fingers Malloy....... Didnt last long in the manual arts arena. Now I push a pen

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    Re: It has been driving me crazy.

    The local Mazda dealer was called either Alternator (just keeps charging) or Mirror (I'll look into it).
    A local lad's nickname is Pothole (he's always in the road).
    I intend on living for-ever....so far so good


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    Re: It has been driving me crazy.

    I call one of our diesel fitter apprentices kid dynamite - he thinks it is cool but I will wait till something else explodes due to him to let him know

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    Re: It has been driving me crazy.

    In the Fire Service there is a lot of nick names,one bloke was only in the job for a few months and was as lazy as a labrador,he was called Harvey Norman, which is, 6 months no interest !

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    Re: It has been driving me crazy.

    The boys at the Rocklea fruit markets use to call one of their co-workers "The Judge", that's because he was always sitting on a case.
    ~~~><))))*>

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    Don't be pleased if you get called Kero. It's short for Kerosene Lantern.

    The thing about a Kero Lantern is that it's dim and has to be carried.

    And you need to be sure it's said in jest when you are nicknamed Fulla.

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    Re: It has been driving me crazy.

    and I suppose everyone's heard of the nickname Blister...... turns up after the work is done?

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    Re: It has been driving me crazy.

    one of the funniest i have heard was calling a shiela a prawn :: you would eat the body and throw the head away .

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    Thumbs up Re: It has been driving me crazy.

    I just "assumed" that Chas & Clarry were 2 gay fisherpersons living together

    p.s. the ALVEY-user obviously wears the pants

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