Help Me Choose a Holiday Nickname

Hey y'all! I need to choose a Christmas-y nickname for IRC. I can't think of anything that's cute - everything I come up with (such as KittyCane) is really REALLY lame. I could use some help! I don't want to use any variation of Santa Claus... it's already being done to death on Geekshed. Likewise, I don't want to use the word Elf, either.

Any suggestions?!

asked Dec 07 '10 at 22:33

Kat ♦♦
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what holiday? there's christmas. channukah and kwanza

(Dec 07 '10 at 22:51) zman

It says in the description, that Kat would like a "Christmas-y nickname".

(Dec 07 '10 at 22:53) TheTechDude

christmas-y isn't the same as christmas, it can be anything in the celebration of christmas such as santa

(Dec 07 '10 at 22:54) zman

Right and you asked which holiday so the only one that can be derived from the word "Christmas-y" is Christmas. Right?

(Dec 07 '10 at 22:55) TheTechDude

well in that case why isn't the title, "Help Me Choose a Christmas-y Nickname"?

(Dec 07 '10 at 22:57) zman

She can title it what she wants. Maybe she would like people to think of other one that don't have to do with Christmas also...(like snowmen or something). I am not going to talk about why Kat made it the way she did I am sure she had a reason.

(Dec 07 '10 at 22:59) TheTechDude

alright just sounds a little misleading to me

(Dec 07 '10 at 23:00) zman

Actually, it can be anything related to winter, Christmas, etc... I was not misleading in any way. Christmas is the holiday I celebrate with my family. Yule is the holiday I celebrate on my own. So obviously, I would choose something Christmas-y or even Winter-y. :)

(Dec 07 '10 at 23:05) Kat ♦♦

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0	This one is incredibly cheesy, but Hot ChocoKat answered Dec 07 '10 at 23:11 Gorkon5567 2.5k●27●37●68

0	CaringFamilyKat or Katpresents answered Mar 01 '11 at 03:34 bailey0799 571●19●27●32

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