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My name originally came from a clan I tried to form called Pulse Gaming. Although it died off, I loved the name pulse, since pulse means to be alive. Pulsified means to keep on living against all odds never give up.
What the meaning behind your name?
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I like being the Princess and my real name is Giovanna, but I go by Gio. I'm 28 years old right now.
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OK, wanted a name to use between WW2 games and Sci/Fi games.
I had just watched a Star Wars documentary and they talked about Darth Vader being German for Dark Father and I came up with Sturm Bruder. A name that describes my style of play.
I like to Attack/Assault with my Brothers(and Sistahs) in arms! Get it? Sturm Bruder! :cool_old:
I had just watched a Star Wars documentary and they talked about Darth Vader being German for Dark Father and I came up with Sturm Bruder. A name that describes my style of play.
I like to Attack/Assault with my Brothers(and Sistahs) in arms! Get it? Sturm Bruder! :cool_old:
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I was formerly called =Mirg= back when I first joined, Mirg is Grim backwards my cousins and i made a clan where we made all our names backwards. The equal signs were just me being goof. Now being Betty Spaghetti was from some silly video i found and I just really liked the sounds of it. It rhymes and is always memorable.
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my eGO forum name came from just putting two words together, and my favorite character in Tekken (one of my favorite games) is King so that must be why I like the word/name 'king'
but the other alias I use in Steam is 'bottleoftheFUNK' which comes from an episode of the Mighty Boosh, specifically the Old Gregg (youtube this for more info) skit where they talk about the FUNK and how they drank it
but the other alias I use in Steam is 'bottleoftheFUNK' which comes from an episode of the Mighty Boosh, specifically the Old Gregg (youtube this for more info) skit where they talk about the FUNK and how they drank it
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i was named after a Chinese actor "leon lai"
so i put "lai" in my name and randomly added two z's. (Laizz)
i randomly added "spooky" because my friend said to put it in my name.
the end.
so i put "lai" in my name and randomly added two z's. (Laizz)
i randomly added "spooky" because my friend said to put it in my name.
the end.
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Originally, my username was changing, which symbolized my lack of identity both online and in real life. I didn't have any nicknames I was particularly fond of; being bullied at the time, they were all derogatory.
Then my mother dropped something, and being young with good eyes, I helped find it. This happened several times, and my mother called me "Eagle Eye." It was really the only nickname that didn't involve my real name, and it was the one I really liked. Of course, the name was clich?, so I had to put numbers at the end. This is where the 14 aspect of my name came in.
The only problem with a name like EagleEye14 was that it was unisex. This led to sexual harassment on the internet. (One of my favorite responses of mine was to say, "Not to be homophobic, but . . . I'm a guy.")
Online, nobody really used my full name, anyway. I was always "Eagle." I got to a point where I wanted to be original, and this was recently. So, I changed my name to 14th Eagle in this last year.
Online, my username represents whomever the person that I want to be known as is. That's what my username means to me.
Then my mother dropped something, and being young with good eyes, I helped find it. This happened several times, and my mother called me "Eagle Eye." It was really the only nickname that didn't involve my real name, and it was the one I really liked. Of course, the name was clich?, so I had to put numbers at the end. This is where the 14 aspect of my name came in.
The only problem with a name like EagleEye14 was that it was unisex. This led to sexual harassment on the internet. (One of my favorite responses of mine was to say, "Not to be homophobic, but . . . I'm a guy.")
Online, nobody really used my full name, anyway. I was always "Eagle." I got to a point where I wanted to be original, and this was recently. So, I changed my name to 14th Eagle in this last year.
Online, my username represents whomever the person that I want to be known as is. That's what my username means to me.
DreddLaw I was working as a bouncer and we had to have a code name. NY boss asked me what I used to do and I told him I was in the army as a military police officer and me being Italian he decided my code name would be Dredd and since that was taken I went with DreddLaw because I AM THE LAW!!!!
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If you don't know what character George Carlin is playing there, you have some issues and need to immediately drop everything and watch Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure.
If you don't know what character George Carlin is playing there, you have some issues and need to immediately drop everything and watch Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure.
I used to be named Jugger-not, then I played an old game for the PS1 that brought back so much nostalgia called Legend Of Mana. I realized that it was my favorite video game. My favorite character was Sotherbee, who looks somewhat like a Clown/Dog who hunts or something like that, but he works with two morons who call him "Mr. Fuddle-Duddle" and I changed my name to "Fuddle-Duddle The Jugger-not" but after a few rounds of acting silly on CS:GO Jailbreak servers, people started calling me "DJ Fuddle-Duddle" and the name stuck.
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Once upon a time,
My very first multiplayer PC game was Guild Wars 1..
My very first character within Guild Wars 1 was an elementalist, which I named "Magi Locustaire".. Within Guild Wars 1, I was part of an elementalist pvp group that created/started the Searing Pain focus build, which would 1 shot each person we targetted. We were undefeated for a long time.
During my gameplay within Guild Wars 1, I came across an individual that introduced me to World of Warcraft.
Much to my disappointment, you could not have a first & last named character in World of Warcraft, and as "Magi" was taken on the server I had chosen (originally Kil'Jaeden - horde, later transferred to Turalyon - horde), I had to get creative with the name. I tried many different variations, but only 1 was not taken at that time.. which was "Majeye". After creation, I was the only one in all of World of Warcraft with that name.. Within the first year, the name caught on and many other servers had their very own 'Majeye' floating around. But I assure you, I am the original.
Thus, the mage named "Majeye" was born. (Found here)
The name stuck with me through the ages, and many people mispronounce the name, which cracks me up everytime as its just a variation of "Magi", meaning wise man. But many pronounce it "Maggie", "May eye", "Mag eye", or "Madge eye"... All of these are incorrect... funny... but wrong, nonetheless.
The proper pronunciation is as follows:
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/pronunciation/english/the-magi
My very first multiplayer PC game was Guild Wars 1..
My very first character within Guild Wars 1 was an elementalist, which I named "Magi Locustaire".. Within Guild Wars 1, I was part of an elementalist pvp group that created/started the Searing Pain focus build, which would 1 shot each person we targetted. We were undefeated for a long time.
During my gameplay within Guild Wars 1, I came across an individual that introduced me to World of Warcraft.
Much to my disappointment, you could not have a first & last named character in World of Warcraft, and as "Magi" was taken on the server I had chosen (originally Kil'Jaeden - horde, later transferred to Turalyon - horde), I had to get creative with the name. I tried many different variations, but only 1 was not taken at that time.. which was "Majeye". After creation, I was the only one in all of World of Warcraft with that name.. Within the first year, the name caught on and many other servers had their very own 'Majeye' floating around. But I assure you, I am the original.
Thus, the mage named "Majeye" was born. (Found here)
The name stuck with me through the ages, and many people mispronounce the name, which cracks me up everytime as its just a variation of "Magi", meaning wise man. But many pronounce it "Maggie", "May eye", "Mag eye", or "Madge eye"... All of these are incorrect... funny... but wrong, nonetheless.
The proper pronunciation is as follows:
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/pronunciation/english/the-magi
(Copied because I'm not retyping the book)
Many years ago, in a land far away but not too far, lived a young girl. This girl loved doing everything her older brother did. Her brother started playing video games, she began playing video games. Her brother moved from the N64 to the computer, she moved from the N64 to the computer. Her brother talked with friends at school about video games, she, well she stood in the group and listened. A game called "America's Army" came out and the siblings played. Not together as the dial-up internet couldn't handle that, but the brother played and the sister watched. Then when the brother was at work the sister began to play the game, slowly she played and eventually got better. Her name reflected the age at which she began, but it was hers. Then one day her brother and his friends jokingly came up with a clan name. This was new to the girl. She had seen such things online, but had never thought that she might get to be a part of one. The clan name was silly, but it was her clan. She wore it proudly and began to make it hers.
Time past.
The young girl was now a young woman, her brother a man. Video games were still played, but now both siblings had separate computers and they could play together. Christmas came. The girl, still a girl at heart, was excited. Christmas was a time of gifts, but more importantly family. Sitting around opening gifts, now more practical items than in the past. The last gift was an odd one; in the past last gifts were a final fun surprise a whimsical trinket in the midst of practical things. This gift was not that, it was towels. Brand new bath towels. These were greatly appreciated, but not a last gift. Then the girl was grateful, but confused. Then out of respect she hugged the towels and went to say thank you. But as she hugged the towels, she noticed the towels had a lump, a hard rectangle of a lump.... The girl quickly unwrapped the towels; there was a box a bright orange box with two faces and an outline of a person. Girlish squeals rang through the house. The wrapping paper was cleared away and Portal was installed. The other games were nice, but Portal was what had caused those squeals
The next day her brother suggested they try one of the other games, TeamFortress 2; as it was one they both might like and could play. The girl agreed and they began playing like they had years before, only this time the girl played and the brother watched. Then memories were stirred, they could trade as they had before, but the name used on Steam was the girl's name and it was still, as always, girly. Stillness settled as both siblings began to think... Then the girl had it; the clan tag. They had both played under it; it was not his or hers it was theirs. Quickly it was typed and the play continued.
Time past.
The game was played often and the siblings took turns. They found a map and server they liked and stayed, and the name became a part of both of them. As voice chat happened the name became a joke and the fellow players knew that the siblings played as one, switching and taking turns. After several months past, the brother purchased the game as well and the siblings began playing together again.
Time past.
Other games came and were played for weeks or months at a time. TF2 was only pulled out as a lark. But the girl, now an adult, held the memory of playing TF2 on a little laptop, switching seats with her brother and watching the other play.
And with these memories she kept but one visible token, a name, an old clan tag. -=DUH=-
Many years ago, in a land far away but not too far, lived a young girl. This girl loved doing everything her older brother did. Her brother started playing video games, she began playing video games. Her brother moved from the N64 to the computer, she moved from the N64 to the computer. Her brother talked with friends at school about video games, she, well she stood in the group and listened. A game called "America's Army" came out and the siblings played. Not together as the dial-up internet couldn't handle that, but the brother played and the sister watched. Then when the brother was at work the sister began to play the game, slowly she played and eventually got better. Her name reflected the age at which she began, but it was hers. Then one day her brother and his friends jokingly came up with a clan name. This was new to the girl. She had seen such things online, but had never thought that she might get to be a part of one. The clan name was silly, but it was her clan. She wore it proudly and began to make it hers.
Time past.
The young girl was now a young woman, her brother a man. Video games were still played, but now both siblings had separate computers and they could play together. Christmas came. The girl, still a girl at heart, was excited. Christmas was a time of gifts, but more importantly family. Sitting around opening gifts, now more practical items than in the past. The last gift was an odd one; in the past last gifts were a final fun surprise a whimsical trinket in the midst of practical things. This gift was not that, it was towels. Brand new bath towels. These were greatly appreciated, but not a last gift. Then the girl was grateful, but confused. Then out of respect she hugged the towels and went to say thank you. But as she hugged the towels, she noticed the towels had a lump, a hard rectangle of a lump.... The girl quickly unwrapped the towels; there was a box a bright orange box with two faces and an outline of a person. Girlish squeals rang through the house. The wrapping paper was cleared away and Portal was installed. The other games were nice, but Portal was what had caused those squeals
The next day her brother suggested they try one of the other games, TeamFortress 2; as it was one they both might like and could play. The girl agreed and they began playing like they had years before, only this time the girl played and the brother watched. Then memories were stirred, they could trade as they had before, but the name used on Steam was the girl's name and it was still, as always, girly. Stillness settled as both siblings began to think... Then the girl had it; the clan tag. They had both played under it; it was not his or hers it was theirs. Quickly it was typed and the play continued.
Time past.
The game was played often and the siblings took turns. They found a map and server they liked and stayed, and the name became a part of both of them. As voice chat happened the name became a joke and the fellow players knew that the siblings played as one, switching and taking turns. After several months past, the brother purchased the game as well and the siblings began playing together again.
Time past.
Other games came and were played for weeks or months at a time. TF2 was only pulled out as a lark. But the girl, now an adult, held the memory of playing TF2 on a little laptop, switching seats with her brother and watching the other play.
And with these memories she kept but one visible token, a name, an old clan tag. -=DUH=-
