Where did your username originate from?

Started by velvet_ice · 9 Oct 2003 · 389 replies

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21 Sep 2009, 22:15 #381
ocha4ever wrote:
bmwracer wrote:I've no idea where my username came from.

u like to race with your BMW :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Oh yeah... I guess you're right.
22 Sep 2009, 10:35 #382
my username (yaney) came from my nickname, coz "arianne" is my real name which i don't use too often coz here there a lot of girls who have the same name as mine and i want to be different. my officemate calls me yaney that i just made a little change on the spelling it was supposedly spelled as "yani" hahaha.
26 Sep 2009, 05:29 #383
My wife used to remark on my mischievousness. "Itazura" was one of the first Japanese words I learned from her. :)
26 Sep 2009, 07:15 #384
bmwracer wrote:
Oh yeah... I guess you're right.


I think we had this conversation back in 2005. ;)

Mine is still my name backwards. :beaten:
26 Sep 2009, 07:46 #385
Eve wrote:Mine is still my name backwards. :beaten:

Awww.....

I was still tryin' to figure it out... :puppydog:
26 Sep 2009, 09:58 #386
qilver wrote:mentioned it long ago to doch, kt...

got my user name from the surfer brand t-shirts, etc...
quick-silver, and came up with qilver...
not that i really surf, cause i don't...just use to wear surfing shirts long ago...thought they looked cool...lol


quiksilver = men who ride mountains.............
according to the owner McKnight (who coined the phrase)...way cool!
26 Sep 2009, 19:07 #387
Mine comes from my favourite comic of all time, Cerebus the Aardvark. It had 300 issues and is supposed to be the longest running comic book ever by one creative team in English, an extraordinary achievement. It was very important to me when it was being released and the first 200 issues are about the best thing I've ever read. The art and lettering could be stunning. It also had the best letters page in comics. Unfortunately the quality really declined when the writer Dave Sim, who was already a bit of a acid casualty, invented his own religion and used the comic as its mouthpiece.
26 Sep 2009, 21:55 #388
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From spending a weekend in lock-up in Tijuana :sweat:
29 Sep 2009, 04:20 #389
Reminds me of the movie The Game: "I was drugged, beaten, and left for dead in Mexico and all I got was this lousy t-shirt!"
2 Jul 2015, 22:17 #390
I got the idea from Robin Hobb's Farseer Trilogy / The Tawny Man Trilogy. One of the characters name is Fool. (like a jester.)

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