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silverignika

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Well, a long time ago, I really liked Bionicles. The "Ignika" was the Mask of Life, and really important in the plot. So that was my first screenname, and I've been using it out of convenience ever since.

My GamerTag is currently "Der Erlenkonig", after the German poem "Der Erlkonig" by Johann Goethe. I use it because I took German in high school, and I just remember reading that particular poem for whatever reason.

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BrownStreaks

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BrownStreaks...because I am a Browns fan and I added Streaks because it sounds like a **** stain and the Browns are pretty ****ty.

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Tyrannus00

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If you know what WotLK is, you probably know where I got this one. Nonetheless it's a kinda cool, but mauve shirt deathknight from WoW. Kinda. I took the name and then I figured out where I got it from. >.>

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Watched the whole series or Full Metal Alchemist, loved it... and by the time I was using brackets in my upper teeth. (a week later bottom too) So, since my name is Arturo in spanish hence,

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OrcStache98

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I was actually given the nickname OrcStache because at the time I had recently faction transferred my shaman horde on world of warcraft. My characters name was Orczap, and had been with a guild for awhile. So when one of the members did some creeping through an app i'd downloaded on facebook (Stupid mistake...) he found a picture of me with what another called a "70's porn star mustache" God I must've been... 16 at the time. Anyways, name just kind've stuck

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#156
Taritu

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I got so pissed off that all the names I wanted were taken that I just wrote down Arbitarary1234 (misspelled the word too.)

And so a name was born!

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<--- Some guy I knew for a bit but not very well and looked almost exactly like one of my friends except blonde pulled one of these out of his bag and ate it one day. It was just the first thing that came to my mind when making a forum name. Now that I think about it, there was something pretty "off" about that guy, especially his taste in women.

"Dough Nought" comes from an unfunny joke my high school chemistry teacher told one day. He had a crazy Irish accent that made him sound like a drunken mad scientist pirate. It became quite the in-joke with my IRL friends. The origin ID is just because some knob jockey already took the name I wanted. Sometimes I use an "h" instad of an underscore, for no particular reason.
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Morgax_Warrior

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Name of orcish warrior Morgax the Grey, warrior because of my reckless nature and i'm not a sane person.

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Randomical

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65daysofstatic is my favourite musical band. Geth inspired me to change the last word.

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Learn To Love Yourself

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My name seems silly, but it was chosen for a serious reason, to keep me grounded.

My older brother (by 4 years) and I were orphaned at an early age when my parents were hit by a driver under the influence while coming home from work. We had no relatives in the US, so we were sent to an orphanage. Unfortunately, we were mistreated pretty badly there. A lot of things happened that I apparently pushed out of my memory. My brother had to remind me of some of the atrocities that took place there.

Anyway, my brother and I found a way to escape during one night, and were on the streets thereafter for a number of years. We scraped by in the expected ways, stealing, picking up odd jobs (mostly my brother, as he was older than me). I really owe a lot of my childhood safety to my brother.

One thing happened which changed our lives. One night, while looking for a warm place to sleep, we stumbled across a vent which led into a toilet factory. Toilets sold for quite a bit on the black market at the time, and we already had pretty good connections by then. Bidets were new and hot, and this manufacturer (name withheld) received one of the few licensing agreements to develop and manufacture bidet toilets.

Because of this miracle, we were able to afford a place to stay, start school, and make decent lives from absolute nothing by stealing toilets, "jacking crappers."

When BSN fame starts to get to my head, as I sit there, signing Video Game Groupies' chests, bam. Right there. I see my name, and I remember where I came from, and I never take anything for granted.









Or maybe I chose it randomly when I was 16 or 17, and it stuck. Don't remember which one.

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Ethereal was because I liked huffing Ether for a while, and because of the way I was starving my brain of oxygen, ethereal was often a good description of the feeling. 235 is there because 23 and 5 are the most random numbers there are (Hail Eris!).

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zRz Tyr

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Jack Crapper wrote...

My name seems silly, but it was chosen for a serious reason, to keep me grounded.

My older brother (by 4 years) and I were orphaned at an early age when my parents were hit by a driver under the influence while coming home from work. We had no relatives in the US, so we were sent to an orphanage. Unfortunately, we were mistreated pretty badly there. A lot of things happened that I apparently pushed out of my memory. My brother had to remind me of some of the atrocities that took place there.

Anyway, my brother and I found a way to escape during one night, and were on the streets thereafter for a number of years. We scraped by in the expected ways, stealing, picking up odd jobs (mostly my brother, as he was older than me). I really owe a lot of my childhood safety to my brother.

One thing happened which changed our lives. One night, while looking for a warm place to sleep, we stumbled across a vent which led into a toilet factory. Toilets sold for quite a bit on the black market at the time, and we already had pretty good connections by then. Bidets were new and hot, and this manufacturer (name withheld) received one of the few licensing agreements to develop and manufacture bidet toilets.

Because of this miracle, we were able to afford a place to stay, start school, and make decent lives from absolute nothing by stealing toilets, "jacking crappers."

When BSN fame starts to get to my head, as I sit there, signing Video Game Groupies' chests, bam. Right there. I see my name, and I remember where I came from, and I never take anything for granted.









Or maybe I chose it randomly when I was 16 or 17, and it stuck. Don't remember which one.


"If i'm going to have a past, i prefer it to be multiple choice! HAHAHAHA!" - The joker

#163
Crocodiles

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Schm00ples. I like Dragon Age and I wanted something cute and gay like me ha ha

#164
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A brain fart.

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Pyth the Bull

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Some little indie game that not many people played.

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Jack Crapper wrote...

Or maybe I chose it randomly when I was 16 or 17, and it stuck. Don't remember which one.

Truly a heart-warming tale. Names chosen randomly in youth... it nearly brings a tear to my eye. :crying:

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Frosty10001 wrote...

Had Frosty as a nickname for 13 years. The first site I registered didn't have it available and suggested to add a 10001 at the end of it. Thanks RuneScape, for giving me the name I still use in everything.

Where did the nickname Frosty come from?  Do you always wear a top hat?  Please say yes.

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Zero132132

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Pyth the Bull wrote...

Some little indie game that not many people played.

Bull****. Bastion was too awesome for not many people to have played it. Love that soundtrack, too.

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KiraTsukasa

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A combination of Kira Yamato (Gundam SEED) and Tsukasa (.Hack//sign) that I made over a decade ago. I started using it during the final days of Jedi Knight and changing it has never felt right.

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Learn To Love Yourself

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Zero132132 wrote...

Jack Crapper wrote...

Or maybe I chose it randomly when I was 16 or 17, and it stuck. Don't remember which one.

Truly a heart-warming tale. Names chosen randomly in youth... it nearly brings a tear to my eye. :crying:

My shoulder is here for you, friend.

#171
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Because I like cats.

#172
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StayFrosty.....Because I am prone to panicking in chaos and my name reminds me not to....it doesn't always work, but it does actually help....^_^

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Years ago (when I was young and had dreams..) I aspired to be comic artist. I once read a book by John Byrne (original X-Men comic artist) "How to Draw Comics the John Byrne Way. Which as a pun on the then popular "How to Draw Comics the Marvel Way" (to the grammar ****'a in the crowd, yes I know they should be underlined, technically... I just don't care right now. ;) )

He uses a character named "Duperman" as an example subject.

One thing you must realize. This was just AFTER he redid the Superman comics way back when and after his falling out with Marvel when they would not let him have any rights to any of his creations over the previous 15 years. he went to work for DC ...um.. when they were still separate companies...

Anyways. I took a liking to the name as he was always getting stuff wrong and that seemed to fit how I was playing games back then. I went by Duperman for a long time but folks kept shortening it to "Duper" or "Dupe" so I dropped the "man" part. What's annoying is that within the EA network thing .. I have like 3 different Duper variations because for a while you needed a new loggin with each new game they were releasing. >:\\

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DiebytheSword

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It represents my willingness to fight for what I believe in rather than succumb to inaction and despair.