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PrintableHamsterHuey said: Lammastide said: Lammas is the Christianized version of Lughnasadh, an ancient Gaelic holiday commencing the end of summer.
Is this the one were everybody gets naked and gets it on? 
That's Beltane ~ last Sat  | |
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vivid said: zaza said: I'm calling MacDaddy right now!!  That settles it - Whistle gets a spit-roast in July. Hell yes, enough with this evasive, yet insinuating behaviour. He's gonna get it good! | |
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 @ the spit roast commentary...  that I know what that means...  A working class Hero is something to be ~ Lennon |
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Genesia said: Saint Genesius is the patron saint of actors. I'm a girl, so I made it Genesia.
 Interesting...are you an actress/inspiring? I think I read in one of your posts before that you were in a local version of a famous play/musical (sorry, I can't remember what it was!). | |
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HamsterHuey said:  I love Calvin and Hobbes! Can you do the Happy Hamster Hop? | |
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tinaz said: I got tired of everything being rejected so I went with my first name and the first letter of my last name
Hey, when everything else seems taken, your own name is a safe bet to be free. I almost did the same thing. | |
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Poiple said: I love Calvin and Hobbes! Can you do the Happy Hamster Hop?I wonder about that as well  | |
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thejason said: Dan said it best....
New World adventurers traverse the virgin land, Like conquistadors who claim their booty, wealth and risk go hand in hand, The time is now, may your plans be singularly exact and hastened, There is thinking and no thinker but the Jason, Georgia, North Carolina, Alabama, anywhere south of the Mason-Dixon, He claims all territories for himself--every woman, virgin or vixen, If you don't want to be left outside to fester in the sun like a raison, Then you better understand there is nothing but the Jason, The ladies want him in their vajay jay, nay? The fellas in the back door, If you don't understand, then Ninja, your not keeping score, Your vagina isn't yours anymore, it is all but emblazoned, with the signature tattoo upon your hoo hoo that reads, "There is nothing but... The jason" There is nothing but the Jason There is nothing but the Jason There is nothing but the Jason. TheVoid 1/9/10 (in my best Larry the Cable Guy impression, ahem)--I don't care who you are, that right there is funny! As long as we can avoid festering like a "raison". | |
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florescent said: Flowers. 'in bloom'
Apparently. Perhaps some botany in your background? I've heard few people refer to a flower as "florescent." Hence your avi as well! | |
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pardonme4livin said: I have no idea where mine came from...it's like the third or forth name I have had here...it just came to me when I was trying to think of a new name...
Other names I have had here... kendogg clozureyez4me Maybe another one too.... Perhaps after just reading a snide comment from an Orger? [Edited 5/6/10 8:00am] | |
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MacDaddy said: My dad's initials are P.C.M and he taught himself how to work on both a PC and a Mac. He jokingly referred to himself as "PC Mac Daddy".
I love Mac's and couldn't come up with anything original myself so I therefore chose MacDaddy What are Macs? You mean like the Mac computers? Or something else? I thought maybe you were just Irish. | |
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zaza said: My name is Jan Zalubil - or you could say Honza Zalubil. My friends always shortened it to Zaza..it's my nickname
So after reading your subsequent posts, I guess Honza is short for Jan? I've never understood that about some nicknames or shortened names, how/why they actually have more letters and more syllables than the "real" name. | |
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Poiple said: tinaz said: I got tired of everything being rejected so I went with my first name and the first letter of my last name
Hey, when everything else seems taken, your own name is a safe bet to be free. I almost did the same thing. I like "Poiple"...I hear Curly. | |
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funkycat00 said: I like funk, and I like cats.
 Simple, sweet, to the point....I like it! | |
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ernestsewell said: I remember this topic in recent months.
Mine is my name. Yeah, I searched it and I think it was August 2008. But I figured we've had a lot of new folks join since then, and not many folks replied in the original thread (which appears to be the same direction this one is heading!). Cool avi, by the way. | |
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NMuzakNSoul said: N(Nick)Muzak(I am a musician) N (and) Soul (I play and sing with it)
Do you play/listen to muzak? Do you play professionally or as a hobby? | |
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Stax said:  Now THAT looks like a cool place! And it looks like you may be able to see it from space (it's VERY bright)! | |
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Fauxie said: From a stupid alter account, was 'fauxnewbie', which people shortened to 'faux', but then later came 'fauxie'. It's stuck.
. [Edited 5/5/10 16:33pm] So should I pronounce it like "foe-e" or "fokesy" (with a long o)? | |
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Poiple said: ernestsewell said: I remember this topic in recent months.
Mine is my name. Yeah, I searched it and I think it was August 2008. But I figured we've had a lot of new folks join since then, and not many folks replied in the original thread (which appears to be the same direction this one is heading!). Cool avi, by the way. It was more recent than that. I don't think I was that active on here in 2008. | |
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Hershe said: "Honey" was a childhood nickname.
"Hershe" (for a change), like the chocolate, but spelled different. Are you called Honey outside of the Org? Cool avi too, by the way. | |
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FauxReal said: FauxReal...it's like Fo' Real, but not really.
Actually, I think it's a brilliant play on words. Fo real. | |
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Lammastide said: Lammas is the Christianized version of Lughnasadh, an ancient Gaelic holiday commencing the end of summer. "Lammastide" simply suggests the time of year around Lammas, which happens also to be my favorite time of year.
What is the significance of Lammas other than being the end of summer? How in the heck did "Lammas" arise from "Lughnasadh"? I've tried to learn to read and pronounce Gaelic, but it's TOUGH! It's something I'd like to learn. | |
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SherryJackson said: I chose "Sherry" because it was (and still is) one of my favourite Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons songs growing up. And "Jackson" because I'm a biiiiig MJ fan (18 years and counting).
My real name is Salma And all this time I thought that was your real name. Sheeeerrryyy ba-a-by (Sherry baby) Sheerryy, won't you come out tonight? | |
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Poiple said: florescent said: Flowers. 'in bloom'
Apparently. Perhaps some botany in your background? I've heard few people refer to a flower as "florescent." Hence your avi as well! Not at all. I just liked the word. | |
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RenHoek said: I think the avvie pretty much sums it up... if not there's always...
Haha! Ren and Stimpy. Always loved that show. Like so many other cartoons, one that the kids love, but has many inside nudges that the kids will miss (thank goodness at times) and their parents can howl over! | |
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Mach said: Machaela = Mach for short
a long time nickname I also understand from reading the original thread from a year or so ago that you also live at mach speed--we aren't slowing down yet, are we??? | |
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Poiple said: Hershe said: "Honey" was a childhood nickname.
"Hershe" (for a change), like the chocolate, but spelled different. Are you called Honey outside of the Org? Cool avi too, by the way. Thanks! I was. I used to rub honey on my lips, like lipstick, and kiss my folks (family, close friends)...It started from "Here comes honey..."  | |
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Serious said: I wanted something not Prince related. I am a fan of John McEnroe who is famous for his phrase "You cannot be serious!" and also named his autobiography "Serious!" So my ex-bf had the idea I should choose Serious as my org name and I immediately loved it.
That guy always cracked me up. Even in charity tourneys and things of the sort, he was generally still an insufferable a-hole. | |
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vivid said: Vivid Viv was my nickname at primary school due to my (over)active imagination.
Is Viv your real name? Is it short for something? Now were you a disruption to your class? | |
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whistle said: i want everyone to blow me.
 Now THAT'S funny! Best response in the thread yet. | |
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