Best Nick-Names We Gave Soap People

[AllMyDaysatGH]

[Cheap21]

[Khan]

Really? I tended to prefer the moniker "Big Honking Failure" myself.

[Khan]

But seriously, am I missing something here? Aside from the fact that Hall and Stanwyck both played someone with the name of "Colby," what was the connection? Was Hall also having a secret affair with Robert Wagner, or something?

[All My Shadows]

Natalie's Colby had a very old ladylike presence about her.

Wherein "very" modifies "old ladylike presence" and not just "old."

[AllMyDaysatGH]

Love that we both posted this Lol

[Khan]

I still don't get it. (But, whatever.)

[AllMyDaysatGH]

They also dressed and did her hair very old fashioned for a period of time during the show in the Spring. And also Constance is just an old sounding name lol

[Cheap21]

LMAO, as I was looking for this, I was thinking "oh AMD got me if I cant find it"

[Khan]

You know, I don't know if Natalie Hall or Colby Chandler were unique enough even to EARN a nickname. The two were just so blah. ("Colblah"?)

[sheilaforever]

Dunno if it was mentioned yet but the whole thread should be dedicated to the loving memory of former user SILKYCARMELL (?) who was a diehard Y&R fan and provided THE most hilarious and wicked posts and recaps of Y&R episodes on here around 2004/2005!!! Including nick names for nearly all characters...

"Prince Dickolas", "Sh*tforBrains", "Stripperala" and many more I cannot remember anymore. Not sure if she also coined Gigglyheffa which was also provided by user DeeeDeee

[juniorz1]

So what did happen to R Sinclair anyway?

[SFK]

*I* gave her the nickname "Constance Colby".

[SFK]

Apparently, he was banned. And while we're on the subject, what was the straw that broke Linda's back?

[Khan]

I feel as if you should be pronouncing this from the top of a grand staircase, dripping in fabulous (costume) jewels and wearing an equally sparky gown, with the rest of the cast down below.