What does your user name mean?
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TwistedMac
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- 4 Mar 2004
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my real name?.. Daniel Martinsson... God is my judge and martin is my father...
although none of those statements are true.. :?
although none of those statements are true.. :?
DragonChan
後輩
- 21 Jul 2004
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My online name I made up in grade 6. Don't like it much anymore, but it's a force of habit to use it.
My real name, Morgan, is (welsh I think) for 'by the sea'. But I have a Japanese name, not because I wanted one, but because my Japanese friend cannot pronouce my name at ALL so he translated it into Japanese and calls me 'Nagisa'.
My real name, Morgan, is (welsh I think) for 'by the sea'. But I have a Japanese name, not because I wanted one, but because my Japanese friend cannot pronouce my name at ALL so he translated it into Japanese and calls me 'Nagisa'.
King of Tokyo
The Funky Homosapien.
- 7 Dec 2003
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My name means, I am the King of Tokyo, although if you couldn't figure it out I think you should go get educated. 
KickAss_Danieru
=Danieru=
- 12 May 2004
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私の名前はダニエル「Daniel」です。 and mｙ s/n is Danieru. so.. yeh. lol.. obvious..
your jref name?
Alright everyone what is the reason your jref name is what it is?
i mean what is behind your name?
me for one,
mine is geno,
I play a lot of online games and was called genocide all the time, and after a while i ended on a server that could only fit 4 letters so i begun to use the word geno, and so it stuck.
so then all you j-reffers whats the deal with your name?
Alright everyone what is the reason your jref name is what it is?
i mean what is behind your name?
me for one,
mine is geno,
I play a lot of online games and was called genocide all the time, and after a while i ended on a server that could only fit 4 letters so i begun to use the word geno, and so it stuck.
so then all you j-reffers whats the deal with your name?
Kinsao
Horizon Rider
- 8 May 2005
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Geno, it is soooooo weird that you started that thread just now. Because when I was at home this morning, I had the thought: I will start a thread on how people got their jref name. And I was just going to...
Well, maybe not that weird, lol. Probably lots of people had the same thought!
I am gonna answer your question but not yet because I talk too much and annoy everyone
Well, maybe not that weird, lol. Probably lots of people had the same thought!
I am gonna answer your question but not yet because I talk too much and annoy everyone
- 21 May 2003
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I Guess........
the Forum is a little like TV, we get re-runs. I used my real name since this Forum was my first venture onto the internet. So far nothing bad has befallen me.
Frank
the Forum is a little like TV, we get re-runs. I used my real name since this Forum was my first venture onto the internet. So far nothing bad has befallen me.
Frank
drain_away
先輩
- 23 Feb 2005
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Hooray, Kinsao, we are natural identity-hiders!! 
Go us!!
My user name is the title of only the BEST DIR EN GREY SONG EVER!! (EVER!!) My, how wonderful Daisuke-sama looks in that PV...
...and that's all there is to it. Pretty simple, I guess...☝
Go us!!My user name is the title of only the BEST DIR EN GREY SONG EVER!! (EVER!!)
My, how wonderful Daisuke-sama looks in that PV......and that's all there is to it. Pretty simple, I guess...☝
Kinsao
Horizon Rider
- 8 May 2005
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lol 
How I got the name Kinsao... well (are you sitting comfortably? ) when I was a kid aged around 9 or 10 years old, me and friends used to make up codes - I think it's a thing that lots of kids do, yes? Well, somehow, with one of these codes, my name emerged as 'Kinsao Ikioa'. I have no idea how. It must have been a damn good code, because I still haven't been able to work it out. It doesn't have the same number of letters as my real name, and any repeated letters don't tally at all (either way). The government should employ me!
For some reason this name lodged somewhere in my subconscious (possibly because, unlike other names that derived from childhood codes, it's actually pronouncable...) even though it's neither a word nor a name. And I've always used it. My other msn name is Francine Collins, and that's nothing like my real name and is totally random - no sensible reason for choosing that one
I'm Kinsao and always will be...
Phew - I hope I haven't bored you too much with my odd story! :sorry:
How I got the name Kinsao... well (are you sitting comfortably?
) when I was a kid aged around 9 or 10 years old, me and friends used to make up codes - I think it's a thing that lots of kids do, yes? Well, somehow, with one of these codes, my name emerged as 'Kinsao Ikioa'. I have no idea how. It must have been a damn good code, because I still haven't been able to work it out. It doesn't have the same number of letters as my real name, and any repeated letters don't tally at all (either way). The government should employ me! For some reason this name lodged somewhere in my subconscious (possibly because, unlike other names that derived from childhood codes, it's actually pronouncable...) even though it's neither a word nor a name. And I've always used it. My other msn name is Francine Collins, and that's nothing like my real name and is totally random - no sensible reason for choosing that one
I'm Kinsao and always will be... Phew - I hope I haven't bored you too much with my odd story! :sorry:
drain_away
先輩
- 23 Feb 2005
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Man I wish I had a secret code like that!! All my childhood codes were...rediculous and not worth remembering...
lexico
後輩
- 22 Dec 2004
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This is a great idea; modern etymology explained by the coiners themsleves, hahahaha....
I didn't know there was one like this.
I used be against making id's because it sounded so..er, im-mature ?
But one place I visited, no one had their real names, and I didn't want to create a commotion.
I love words; and some people who make a living out of words are dictionary makers, also called a lexicographer. I took lexico from that word; I think it also means 'of words.' So the shorter form Lex could not be an abbreviation for Alexander, meaning 'palace guard.'
I didn't know there was one like this.
I used be against making id's because it sounded so..er, im-mature ?
But one place I visited, no one had their real names, and I didn't want to create a commotion.
I love words; and some people who make a living out of words are dictionary makers, also called a lexicographer. I took lexico from that word; I think it also means 'of words.' So the shorter form Lex could not be an abbreviation for Alexander, meaning 'palace guard.'
lexico
後輩
- 22 Dec 2004
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Thx, Kinsao, you are so kind.
And may I continue on letters now ?
I used to love the letter O, because it's the picture of the mouth making the sound ! As I gazed into the letter O, it sent me a visualisation of how it should sound. I was amazed at how a letter could send a vibrating message telling me how to read it.
My other favoured letter used to be K; can't explain too well, but it looked so elegant and balanced with its two limbs branching out of the stem. Kelogg's seemed to have gotten the same telepathic message from the letter.
As for the letter X; it indeed well represents your username. The greek letter sounded like K but often transliterated CH; I don't mind. I was amused to learn my amigo pronounced it like a J, then here I also learned it could be read like an H. What a many-talented letter !
And may I continue on letters now ?
I used to love the letter O, because it's the picture of the mouth making the sound ! As I gazed into the letter O, it sent me a visualisation of how it should sound. I was amazed at how a letter could send a vibrating message telling me how to read it.
My other favoured letter used to be K; can't explain too well, but it looked so elegant and balanced with its two limbs branching out of the stem. Kelogg's seemed to have gotten the same telepathic message from the letter.
As for the letter X; it indeed well represents your username. The greek letter sounded like K but often transliterated CH; I don't mind. I was amused to learn my amigo pronounced it like a J, then here I also learned it could be read like an H. What a many-talented letter !
Kara_Nari
Angel of Life
- 13 May 2005
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My name is Kara, and my first Korean name given to me was Nari.... so often my Korean friends would just call me Kara-Nari, and it kind of stuck. Nothing fascinating or special about it.
I was about to go into great detail about other names given to me, but realised I cant be bothered. Have a good night.
I was about to go into great detail about other names given to me, but realised I cant be bothered. Have a good night.
