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I have seen a few funny slang names used on this forum lately so I thought, just for fun, I would list a few of them:
Debbie Downer
Selfish Sally
Penny PositiveWhat others do you know?
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LOL are you making fun of mood swing names?
For some strange reason there are more female names that seem to make the list
than males. Why is that? I reckon you’re going to plead the 5th. 
Here’s a few …
Rambling Rose
Negative Nancy
Nervous Nellie
Meddling Margaret
Marge in Charge
Impatient Irene
Little Susie Homemaker
Pessimistic Patty
Lonely Larry
Grumpy Gills
Starvin Marvin
Anybody else wish to share?
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Women are more in touch with their emotions!
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You sir just put your foot in your mouth because I just supplied a list of male traits.
I left off … “Nancy Boy” … I’ll let you google that one.
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Ok … I was able to find more male funny names/slang words to even up the list.
Average Joe
Joe six-pack: working class man who enjoys 6 pack of beer
Doubting Thomas
Gloomy Gus, Bernie Bummer, Bitter Bear, Johnny Rain Cloud are all the male version of a “Debbie Downer”
Good-Time Charlie: a hedonist
Sloppy Joe – a cook who makes sloppy joe sandwiches, also someone who is messy
Handy Andy: a person with useful skills
Jack-the-lad: an arrogant, carefree young man
Joe Cool: someone who presents a fashionable or unflappable person
Merry Andrew: a clownish person
Peeping Tom
Simple Simon: a gullible, unintelligent person
Smart Aleck (or “smart alec”): a know-it-all
Harry Homeowner: A guy who takes pride in doing home maintenance work himself
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Uncle! Uncle!
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Good one 
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Speaking about Uncle …
“Bob’s your Uncle” – this is a popular phrase in the United Kingdom. It means “and there it is” or “there you have it”
”Farty Marty” – has a party and all the farts were there
of course, they had to make the female version
”Tutti Fruity” – laid a beauty and they all went out for air
Last night my dog had a flatulence problem once more.
I might have to start calling him “Marty”… I only gave him 1 cheese ravioli … so that’s now off limits for him. Disco Dave – D.J. at a nightclub
Prima Donna
Lazy Susan – small wooden rotating tray but originally it referred to a slow waiter.
“Thomas Jefferson invented the lazy Susan in the 18th century, though they were referred to as dumbwaiters at that time. It is said that Jefferson invented the lazy Susan because his daughter complained she was always served last at the table and, as a result, never found herself full when leaving the table.”
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