Its funny how Im starting this thread as my stories pretty boring I think around the time I first joined the org I was using rolling as a password on another site so it was in my mind at the time.

How about you?
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rude boy was taken and at the time I thought you had to be all fammy fam to post here....I should have been JustJason...

My name is Machaela

My friends say I live at Mach 1 speed


so ...

roodboi said:

What is a fam I keep seeing this word all the time?

rolling said:

a fam is a member of a very exclusive prince cult.

JasmineFire said:

roodboi said:

and i chose my screen name because jasmine is my favorite scent and i'm a fire sign (aries).

my old screen name was a shortening of my first name, the initials of my last names, and my birthday. But then 2the9s kept on calling me "jessy bunch of numbers" and made fun of me for a year until i changed it.

A very cool Prince song,az well az my occupation.

I was drunk and can't remember...

One of my fave words along with my date of birth.

shanti0608 said:

Mine is really really boring. It's my name. I don't even have a middle name.

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

My middle name is Ann...now that is boring.

You, like most of us were probably not thinking that this whole org thing would stick with us like it did.
I know I didn't.

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

i don't have a middle name either. i have two last names instead.

lucky me!

"kimrachell" is my first name "kim", and my middle name "rachell" boring, i know!hehe

That be what Froot called me Cause my name is Alejandro

Jules was taken and I don't like putting numbers in my screen names. My real name is Julie Whitehead. Kids used to call me Julie Purplehead. Prince likes purple so I felt it fitting for this site. It didn't come to mind that it might be mistaken for a dick. Whoops!

it's my last name, first initial of my first and middle name, pretty boring

JuliePurplehead said:

lawd

My initials are CBC. Spellcheck in Word always suggests the word "cubic" as a replacement for CBC.

So....

cubic = my initials according to Word
6 = my birth month
10 = my birth day
52 = my birth year

Voila...

It is one of my favourite things in this world to do

The Hokie Pokie is my favorite dance.

mdiver said:

eVeRsOlEsA said:

Like everyone else here i didn't think i would be around for this long....i nearly wasn't

mdiver said:

glad you still are

eVeRsOlEsA said:

Thank you

mdiver said:

I'm new here, but I've popped in to read the forums for many years. It seems to me that so many of Prince's admirers are bent and bound on being his 'type', attempting to be compatible with him and seeking some sort kinship and delusory soul mate status. It becomes quite antagonistic and a bit unbalanced. "Does Prince lurk here, does he not? Did he send you an orgnote? He likes me better than you!" etc.

That type of mania doesn't resonate with me. I can love the music and admire the talent without aspiring to be Prince's next wife. My screen name is just a cheeky bow to that.

SirPsycho said:

I sing this song everytime I see your name on here.

Sweeny is from a book, 79 is the year I was born. I like the way sweeny looks with 2 e's, not your standard 3.

In the book Sweeney looses her shit in a cab when The Beautiful Ones comes on the radio. I think I might have cried at that part too. Damn haven't read this in years....

http://www.amazon.com/Wak...0061054437

Summary from Amazon.


Leaving her protective parents to go away to college, Sweeney Cassidy goes wild. She skips classes, stays out all night, and basically spends her first semester constantly drunk. Into this haze come the ethereal Oliver and the seductive Angelica, who become her best friends, and with both of whom Sweeney falls in love. The only trouble is, the school is controlled by an Illuminati-esque secret society; Angelica is a chosen avatar of a vengeful goddess; and Oliver is marked as her first sacrifice. This situation plays out tragically, and a shaken Sweeney transfers to another school, where she gets her degree and settles into "normal" life. Then, eighteen years later, her college ghosts come back to haunt her, as old friends come out of the woodwork, and Angelica prepares for the final denouement with the secret society. Sweeney is suddenly back in the mysterious world she glimpsed as a teenager.
Mixed in with this hypnotically written story is a political battle between the Matriarchy (represented by Angelica) and the Patriarchy (the secret society); between the Goddess and the world that has ignored her for millennia. One of the best touches of Hand's book is that she doesn't really take sides, except maybe to hint that the fault of both philosophies is the extremes they go to. Even when Sweeney makes her decision at the end, she makes it for personal reasons and not because she agrees with either side.