I have been called Felix and Cadillac on multiple occasions. Mostly because those were my camp names for the summer and sometimes they stick. Felix more so than Cadillac. People think I look like a Felix.

I nickname my friends all the time... Let's see: Captain Hook, Muffins, Frodo, Eater-of-Mjolnir, Cheesehead, Omnomnomnivores, Squid, and Forkmaster. Those are the ones that come to mind immediately...

Yava says vhen.

--L

My parents have caked me Rosie Posie.

I have a drama club friend who calls me Alice, because he thinks I look like Alice from Alice in Wonderland. 

My friends have a lot more nicknames than I do (one of them has about 26 or so, we haven't counted recently), but let's see how many I have...

-R.M. the one who controls lemmings (My friend wrote a story where I signed a ransom note like that.)

-Lemming Boy

-Aka-chan (Aka is "red" in Japanese. Ru-kun calls me this when I'm being annoying.)

-The Otaka (that's a pun. "Aka" means red and "otaku" is a video game/ Japanese pop culture nerd, so together I am an otaka.)

I think that's all actually... Sad. 

Let me see:

HannahBanana

H (my dad)

HannahHampster (by my friend's twin brother. I have no idea where that came from.)

HannahMayMay (My jazz teacher. She likes to give out nicknames.)

Crashy (My dad and my uncle used to call my cousin and me Crashy and Smashy when we were really little. I was crashy, he was smashy, probably because we where always running around and running into things.)

Pinky La Roo (One time when a was like five, I was dressed all in pink, so my dad called me Pinky la Roo, and it stuck, so whenever I wore pink, my dad would call me Pinky la Roo. He doesn't call me that any more, thankfully!)

That's all I can think of right now.

Mostly variations on Holmes.  I think I signed my papers as Mata Hari briefly in third grade.  That's also where Holmes came from; I was obsessed with espionage etc.  My friend used to call me Helen the Melon.

As my name is rather hard for people to pronounce, I'm usually known as Rocky. I have been called Forkmaster and Zippy before, however.

=Rocky= 

As my name is rather hard for people to pronounce, I'm usually known as Rocky. I have been called Forkmaster and Zippy before, however.

=Rocky= 

I didn't really have nicknames until coming to college. There's two other Haleys in my year here at Cornell (and two more in the freshman class this year! what is this), so we've taken to identifying ourselves by colors when we work together (which happens often, as we're all theatre people). I'm Haley Green, and the other two are Haley Blue and Haley Red respectively. Haley, Other Haley, and Other Other Haley have also been used by people who don't know the color system (I'm usually Other Haley).

Also, a handful of the Avenue Q crew have taken to calling me Farranda (pronounced so it rhymes with "veranda"), which is a corruption of my last name and came about because we were eating dinner together after rehearsal one night and ended up giving every one a punny name because it was one in the morning and we were all very sleep deprived. (The whole Ave Q rehearsal process was terrifying. Our light board literally blew up the day before a show [burnt plastic and everything. I wish I were exaggerating]... and that's not even the worse thing that happened.)

Another friend of mine likes to randomly rename people and while she was trying to decide on mine her first guess was Nora, which is terrifying because that's my mother's name. I *may* have had a minor meltdown in the middle of an L-train station in Chicago at almost midnight because of that. 

I do get called Halison sometimes in my youth group back in Wyoming, but that's only in conjunction with my friend Alison. We share a lot of slightly obscure interests (though some of them, like Doctor Who, are only "obscure" in the sense that no one else in the youth group really cares about them) and we have a pretty similar and idiosyncratic way of talking about them which tends to lead to very dramatic hand-gesturing and an unusual amount of unison-talking. This has led our youth pastor, Billy, to decide that we're two halves of the same brain.

(Interestingly, this week, with no conversation about it between us at all, we both randomly started watching Supernatural within about a day of each other. And I found out about this when she texted me that she'd started watching Supernatural and actors from Tin Man have a startling tendency to be bit characters in it... while I was watching Tin Man [something which doesn't actually happen that often, 'cause it's six hours long and I like to marathon it]. This kind of thing happens all the time, so there may be some actual merit to Billy's theory.)

"Haley" isn't really a name that lends itself well to nicknames, since it's short and easy to pronounce so most nicknames are going to be longer than the name itself.

My name doesn't really lend itself to nicknames, although Quintus came about because of something I wrote in fifth grade that was terribly cliched and full of inconsistencies, but featured a Protector of the Universe named Quintus, who had the number 5 tattooed on his hand.

...Yeah, my nickname-sake is a dude. Whatsituya?

Friends occasionally call me Mar or Ri, as an adaptation of Marina.

Odd things I get called... Mostly Spaghetti-chan.

Garthwumpian Flopp says mufw. He gets called Garth.

~Quintus the not-a-guy!