well, mine <wasted brain> is has somewhat unlucky history.
back in high school i had persistent cough,which actually lasted quite long,a year i guess, and for that time period, the doc kept on giving me antibiotics.
i became so weak due to that. so my mom i went to another doctor and asked for medication,and the doc gave me an immune build-up therapy as how i recalled it, vitamin c,ascorbic acid and stuff.
that doc told my mom of the possible effects of too much antibiotics on my health and possibly my brain.
i was,ehem, as what my teachers say, a very excellent student,in academics....and my achievements that time can prove it,i think...but then after my sickness, my brain degraded,so much. i became forgetful,i think i lack short term memory,lol. and i just can be as deep as i was before as a thinker...so ya,i think my brains were wasted already.
there goes wasted brain.
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#101
Posted 01 March 2007 - 06:26 AM
#102
Posted 01 March 2007 - 10:24 AM
I enjoyed your stories very much guys. Thank you!
As for me, when I was in my second semester of Informatics (1993) I discovered this wonderful thing called "MUD" (Multy User Dungeon/Dimension). Basically, it's a text based role playing game (I played "The Abyss" and "The Forest's Edge"). I named myself Nekrodamus after the main character of an argentinean graphic novel because friends thought I looked like him. I even added a little pic of Nekrodamus here. I can make this classic novel by Hector Österheld and Horacio Lalia available (in spanish) if someone is interested. It has been released to the public, so it's OK.
After the years passed I found Nekrodamus to be rather long, so I simply called myself "Nek" or "Nekro". At some point I discovered there was this fruity italian singer guy that called himself that and I dropped the name altogether. I modified it a bit and became "Nektheheck". In order to create more chaos and confusion, I will also call myself "TheHeck", "Heck", "Hecke" (germans find that one funny) or (yes, you guessed right) "Hecker".
This is the first time I have ever revealed this to anybody (mainly because no-one really cared to ask, really). I never thought there could be so much history behind a simple nick.
Cheers,
hecker
As for me, when I was in my second semester of Informatics (1993) I discovered this wonderful thing called "MUD" (Multy User Dungeon/Dimension). Basically, it's a text based role playing game (I played "The Abyss" and "The Forest's Edge"). I named myself Nekrodamus after the main character of an argentinean graphic novel because friends thought I looked like him. I even added a little pic of Nekrodamus here. I can make this classic novel by Hector Österheld and Horacio Lalia available (in spanish) if someone is interested. It has been released to the public, so it's OK.
After the years passed I found Nekrodamus to be rather long, so I simply called myself "Nek" or "Nekro". At some point I discovered there was this fruity italian singer guy that called himself that and I dropped the name altogether. I modified it a bit and became "Nektheheck". In order to create more chaos and confusion, I will also call myself "TheHeck", "Heck", "Hecke" (germans find that one funny) or (yes, you guessed right) "Hecker".
This is the first time I have ever revealed this to anybody (mainly because no-one really cared to ask, really). I never thought there could be so much history behind a simple nick.
Cheers,
hecker
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#103
Posted 01 March 2007 - 11:21 AM
#104
Posted 15 March 2007 - 12:48 PM
http://en.wikipedia....rge#Ran_Cossack
that preeeety much explains it
it also explains my style of fps gaming...
that preeeety much explains it
it also explains my style of fps gaming...
#105
Posted 15 March 2007 - 01:18 PM
Mine is simple. I am a fan of Hellsing OVA anime series. Where the main character is called Alucard, spell it backwards and you get .....?
=)
=)
#106
Posted 15 March 2007 - 06:00 PM
Back in the day when Diablo II was a big thing and everyone was playing I wanted to have a name that meant something (at least to me). I took all the letters in my name and rearranged them and spelled Refrost. When my friends saw it they were like, wtf thats a dumb name. When I told them it was my name, just rearranged they thought is kinda neat.
That was about 3 years ago... been using it since.
That was about 3 years ago... been using it since.
#107
Posted 26 March 2007 - 04:03 PM
My name is my first initial, followed by my last name. Simple enough.
#108
Posted 03 April 2007 - 04:27 PM
Mines pretty easy. Goes back to gaming days. We are a group of 6 friends all playing the same games, so we put together our last names and came up with DiCroSi (DIer, CROwnover, SImpson) and have used it for everything. House Dicrosi, subbed to Malice on most games (Shadowbane, WoW)
Course there are a lot of "friends" that now consider themselves Dicrosi's, but only the six of us are true Dicrosi's.
Anyways, thats it.
Course there are a lot of "friends" that now consider themselves Dicrosi's, but only the six of us are true Dicrosi's.
Anyways, thats it.
#109
Posted 03 April 2007 - 06:36 PM
Mine is simple too, I only have a hackintosh, alwasy envying those guys with Real Macintoshes...
#110
Posted 15 April 2007 - 04:40 PM
What the hell is a Kyrose?
-Well, the name originated from me and my girlfriend`s name. All letters signify a significant resemblance and connection to us.
K - Kent
Y - Yutaka(My Japanese Name)
ROSE - My Babhie`s Name. (n_n)
Well, that pretty much sums it up.
-Well, the name originated from me and my girlfriend`s name. All letters signify a significant resemblance and connection to us.
K - Kent
Y - Yutaka(My Japanese Name)
ROSE - My Babhie`s Name. (n_n)
Well, that pretty much sums it up.
#111
Posted 25 April 2007 - 02:30 AM
1st song of Who By Numbers
#112
Posted 10 May 2007 - 03:31 PM
I play Guitar, in specific, I play the brand Dean almost exclusively. When I joined their Forum a few years back, I used the model names of my two Deans, the Jammer, and the ML, hence JammerML.
I use thius ID everywhere now, since I keep finding out that a lot of the people on the Dean Forum frequent many of the same spots I do, and this wa, THey'll be able to identify me easily.
I use thius ID everywhere now, since I keep finding out that a lot of the people on the Dean Forum frequent many of the same spots I do, and this wa, THey'll be able to identify me easily.
#113
Posted 10 May 2007 - 09:46 PM
my pseudo for everything is R2k,that begun when i started to play cs ,about `99...
but it is some one else nick on this forum,so i used my real name (the original serian name) Arsenije ..
cheers
but it is some one else nick on this forum,so i used my real name (the original serian name) Arsenije ..
cheers
#114
Posted 11 May 2007 - 12:55 PM
--> Extensible Firmware Interface <--
Currently the most advanced bootloading system for an operating system + the fact that it sounds cool + its what real Macs use.
Currently the most advanced bootloading system for an operating system + the fact that it sounds cool + its what real Macs use.
#115
Posted 15 May 2007 - 09:49 AM
My nickname originated from my attempts to get a webmail service that would work through Library of Western Austraila web filters. I wanted to use webmonkey, but the first available version of it was webmonkey44.
#116
Posted 05 June 2007 - 03:13 PM
My real name's Siddharth. Friends call me Sid.
#117
Posted 05 June 2007 - 07:54 PM
Well. My name, just the short version of it. I used to be Dillon, but i hated it. Mostly because people started calling me Dilldo. So I dropped the ON. Then it was Dill, but I hated that too. So I lost another L. and oddly I like there being just three letters. Hence DiL. (Does any of that make sense??) Oh that and my aunt started calling me Devil is Loose.
#118
Posted 05 June 2007 - 08:55 PM
has no meaning just spelled differently - reason for using it on most forums now is because some of my other nicks began to be taken strangely enuff and i happened to be registering for a site that said site contains explicit content and since then it has yet to be taken
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#119
Posted 16 June 2007 - 05:20 AM
I'm not really an optimist, and what I understand is that people aren't really thinking ahead (like driving useless Hummers instead of more efficient vehicles that meet your needs, Arnold), which is causing many damages to our planet. Hence FuturDreamz = dream for the future = is this a good idea?
Or it could be that I am a dramatist.
Or it could be that I am a dramatist.
#120
Posted 19 June 2007 - 08:58 AM
Well I have a Core 2 Duo and I'm from the UK, that's it.
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