Meaning behind your nick?

• the Bear

  28 Jul 05, 21:25

  that's a hilarious anime
  
  when the "lady" showed herself, it was something else
  
  

  Originally posted by Meia Gisborn:
  For my nick, think [b]Vandread.
  
  MG[/b]

• littlestream

  28 Jul 05, 23:05

  Mine is in relation to the Native Indians in Dakota.
• mochou

  28 Jul 05, 23:35

  Mo Chou, is Li Mo Chou from JinYong's novel.
  
• Wanda

  29 Jul 05, 09:11

  Originally posted by bismarck:

  which is it
  healthy fish-eating mode ( healthy diet, so eat fish)
  
  or healthy fish eating mode? (eat healthy fish only.)
  
  :p
  
  

  I eat mostly grilled salmon, and the grilled saba (mackerel). What do you think? To re-phrase a la school teacher: "Ahem...what do these 2 fishes have in common?"
• Wanda

  29 Jul 05, 09:14

  Originally posted by littlestream:

  Mine is in relation to the Native Indians in Dakota.

  From what I'd seen in the movies/tv, native American Indians do have names that are like, 'north wind' and 'strong bear' that sort, hor? Very reflective of their natural environment.
• gypises

  29 Jul 05, 09:14

  Hey... y that Mr Fugue never Post?
  Am interested to know wat his Nick means.....
  Mr Fugue, if u see this, pls explain thank u.
• choco B

  29 Jul 05, 09:18

  I hate like my nickname. Think was a major mistake when I signed up, but too lazy to re-register. It's actually short (very short) for " Chocolate coated strawBerries " , my favourite food LOL
• shinta

  29 Jul 05, 09:28

  Originally posted by bismarck:

  which is it
  healthy fish-eating mode ( healthy diet, so eat fish)
  
  or healthy fish eating mode? (eat healthy fish only.)
  
  :p
  
  

  we saw a dvd called sinkin the bismarck a couple of mths back..
• YA.YA

  29 Jul 05, 09:29

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  men have it hanging under their belly-button
  
  

  Whahahaha I have to change my nick name soon before some polish man hears someone calling me this
• the Bear

  29 Jul 05, 09:46

  they're both grilled and yummy
  
  

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  I eat mostly grilled salmon, and the grilled saba (mackerel). What do you think? To re-phrase a la school teacher: "Ahem...what do these 2 fishes have in common?"

• Ferret

  29 Jul 05, 11:05

  Its more like the person behind the name...
  
  This is me...
  
  
• the Bear

  29 Jul 05, 11:20

  where are my manners?
  
  well, when i registered, i was someone's bear...
  
  now, i'm everyone's bear
• Ferret

  29 Jul 05, 11:24

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  where are my manners?
  
  well, when i registered, i was someone's bear...
  
  now, i'm everyone's bear

  Ho ho ho
• tare

  29 Jul 05, 11:25

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  where are my manners?
  
  well, when i registered, i was someone's bear...
  
  now, i'm everyone's bear

  expanding influence and increasing popularity...
• the Bear

  29 Jul 05, 11:26

  strangely, no...
  
  just that i've lost my name... people address me as "bear"
  
  dunno whether to laugh or cry
  
  

  Originally posted by tare:

  expanding influence and increasing popularity...

• Wanda

  29 Jul 05, 11:36

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  strangely, no...
  
  just that i've lost my name... people address me as "bear"
  
  dunno whether to laugh or cry
  

  What's your name? I saw the photo of 2004 SgForum bbq - which one is you?
• the Bear

  29 Jul 05, 11:38

  the one who looks like a bear
  
  well, i would rather people address me as "Lord Ursine - Master of all He Surveys"
  
  but seriously... a simple Ken would do
  
  

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  What's your name? I saw the photo of 2004 SgForum bbq - which one is you?

• tare

  29 Jul 05, 12:16

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  strangely, no...
  
  just that i've lost my name... people address me as "bear"
  
  dunno whether to laugh or cry
  
  

  me too.. i feel strange when ppl call my real name instead of my nick!
• finoq

  29 Jul 05, 12:19

  my nick is from...uh...
  
  buses...
  
  and vehicle plate numbers...
  
  actually the last letter where the order goes in
  
  AYUSPLJGDBZXTRMKHEC (I'm sure the bus fans know this)
  
  and the missing letters are
  
  FINOQVW
  
  so i just took the first five...
• tangtut1

  29 Jul 05, 12:43

  My nick comes from the Malay word "to cinch one's waists"
  
  The reason why I put the number 1 at the end...well, as a friend used to say " You called yourself tangtut1 not because you're number one, but because you're the only one..."
  
  May God bless her...
• shinta

  29 Jul 05, 12:46

  talkin about names... after i know someone well enuff, i'd expect them to call me by name instead of my nick..
  
  usually after i noe a person's name, i'd switch to callin their name instead of nick
• Gedanken

  29 Jul 05, 13:22

  My nick's based upon Schroedinger's gedanken experiment with the cat in the box. The cat's in the box, where the lid is booby-trapped with a vial of Prussic acid and ..... oh, never mind.
• finoq

  29 Jul 05, 13:31

  Originally posted by shinta:

  talkin about names... after i know someone well enuff, i'd expect them to call me by name instead of my nick..
  
  usually after i noe a person's name, i'd switch to callin their name instead of nick

  hah...same here...
• The man who was death

  29 Jul 05, 13:33

  Originally posted by shinta:

  talkin about names... after i know someone well enuff, i'd expect them to call me by name instead of my nick..
  
  usually after i noe a person's name, i'd switch to callin their name instead of nick

  Only if their names are christian ones or the chinese name two charecters the same one then i call their real name
• Gedanken

  29 Jul 05, 14:13

  Hehe - that's fine if the nick is not a name itself. I still call Rhonda Rhonda instead of her real name!