Posts from History of your nickname.

Well, I have quite a long history of nicknames! It all started around the age of 10-11 when I called myself "neo" (by the way, The Matrix hadn't come out yet!). And I felt comfortable on the city streets. Then, at 14, I went to an English-language camp where, after a couple of days, we were asked to come up with nicknames. There were already about 6 "Neos" (The Matrix had already come out!), and I thought for a long time. But the girls saved me! In those 2 days, I managed to do a lot :D, and that's how I became "energizer":rolleyes: ;)! Then time passed, and I celebrated my 18th birthday - we drank an unimaginable amount of everything and went for a walk. And we took the most essential things with us: vodka and Schweppes (bitter lemon)! Well, in honor of that wonderful drink, I became "Schweppes" for the 3rd year already! I realized that you need to grow up to that state on my birthday!):) That's the story of my nicknames!

I once visited a wrestling website because I needed a nickname. I chose Mankind, and somehow that nickname stuck with me. Now I use it everywhere.

The story behind my nickname is as simple as a calf's moo. "wt" is short for what's on my avatar, and "744" is a reminder of an event that's memorable to me. That's all there is to it... basically. :o

I was typing a surname in Latin letters, but I'm not very good at it – I can't find all the letters on the keyboard. I left the first four letters. There might be duplicates of it online. If you come across it somewhere, it's not me.

N'Gasta - a powerful Necromancer from the 2nd Era in The Elder Scrolls.

Well, the story behind my nickname is, for the most part, quite mundane. The number 12 is my favorite. Why? I don't know. When I registered on a forum (not this one), the nickname 12 was already taken, as was TWELVE... So, I decided on TWELF 12. Now, it's both a dozen and TWELF in my life... :)

Imaris, the Moon Wolf
I came up with the name Imaris for a text-based RPG based on the game Gothic; in it, I had a Moon Wolf as a companion. And now, I myself have become one.

I came up with the name like this: I went online, searched for dog and wolf names, found a website with a random generator (it also had various settings) (unfortunately, the website is no longer available). In general, I was looking for three-syllable dog names starting with the letters I and E, mixed them all together, and eventually reworked it until it was unrecognizable, and here it is, my little moon wolf! I tried to make it sound somewhat elven.

http://forum.worldofgothic.ru/index.php/topic,4437.0.html

Here's my quest, by the way. You can laugh a lot at how badly I wrote everything there.

Turkish cucumber or paisley – there is such a pattern. I saw this name in a magazine, and I liked it – it’s amusing. Then, a lot of time passed, and I saw this pattern in an illustration for an English dictionary, but I couldn’t remember the name of the pattern. When registering on one forum, the name of the pattern popped up, and I realized that it was fate:D That’s how it happened, by the way; I haven’t been able to part with this nickname for two years.:o

Well, I drew inspiration from the goblin version of "The Lord of the Rings." I liked the pun "ent-ertainment" :)

I just like drinking beer; maybe it's simple, but I enjoy it.

MararV is just a shortened version of my last name with my first name; I chose it because I'll only visit this site once, and I want to avoid having to guess who I am if I ever come back here.
In general, I use the nickname BanesWolf almost everywhere.
Since childhood, I've liked wolves, especially werewolves, but I couldn't come up with a nickname related to wolves that was original and not something like "Lonely Wolf, Ice Wolf, Red Wolf..." I couldn't think of anything for a long time, but then I stumbled upon the band Wolfsbane online. I almost took that as my nickname, but I didn't like the translation (Wolfsbane, although I'm not sure about that; in the Marvel universe, it has exactly that meaning), so I just switched the words around, creating BanesWolf, which translates to "poisonous wolf."
That's how it happened.

Actually, I've always wanted to become a true Knight of Death, and I read a book about it. It featured a knight named Lord Seth. But the most interesting thing isn't that. The most interesting thing is that this name came to my mind even before I read the book. After that, I even started to believe that there is some kind of connection between me and the dark forces. So, the full name is Lord de Sat, and it's pronounced as Lord de Set. So, that's how cool I am, people.

There was a knight named Lord Seth.

Knight of the Black Rose? The knight's name is Soth, not Seth.

So, the full name is Lord de sat, and it's pronounced as Lord de Sat. That's how cool I am, folks.

Where's the second letter "d"? It's not there. So, not that cool :smile29: At least, not as cool as you think.

Never mind, you can always change your nickname.