Pick Your Secret Service Code Name

nycfem · 09-06-2012, 11:03 PM

How about "Urban Bookworm"?

In old personal ads I would describe myself as an "adorably neurotic urban bookworm." No wonder the responses didn't pile in

. I remember my brother helping me with the ad and deleting the line, "I love to play Scrabble and prefer to play with free use of a dictionary." He thought the part about my "open dictionary" preference was especially TMI. The happy ending is that I am now with a butch who allows me to call "partying" ordering a pizza and playing Scrabble together at home on Saturday night (and, yes, I am allowed to cruise the dictionary) and who does not get offended when we are going out for a Valetine's Day romantic dinner and I say, "Don't forget to bring reading."

My other thought was "Chunky Monkey."

You know, like the Ben & Jerry's ice cream flavor. And, yes, that was also used by me as the headline for my personal ads back in the day when my ads appeared in the free newspaper, the Village Voice, because Internet ad sites didn't much exist.

09-06-2012, 11:03 PM	#21
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