trashleg said:
it's probably actually just made from Chuck Norris's sweat or something. |
Crazy! Don't you know talking about Chuck's sweat can get a girl pregnant??? 
| Killergran said: Back when Counter Strike was starting to gain popularity I had a (very rich) friend that multiple computers that could handle the game as well as a local network set up. We went there to play. I needed a nickname... I needed something that sounded a bit agressive, so I added 2 letters to my family name. Gran means Spruce in swedish, by the way. It's not actually referring to an elderly woman. |
Your family name is Killergr?
| Slimebeast said: Your family name is Killergr? |
Ha!
Nej. I mean... No.
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Darthdevidem
Darth = evil
Devil = EVILER
Demon = EVILEST
combine em & you get:
Darthdevidem
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P.S. the 01 is there as my old account is called "darthdevidem" , I made it in june 2007....but then lost its password in january 2008....so just called this one darthdevidem01
^ actually demons are just the slaves of the one true devil, satan.. but whatever :P
besides.. kratos is more evil than any devil.
I used to troll a site with multi-accounting parodies of other users, and this one was kept my main "alter ego", named like this for a hint. The x comes from my even older username [real life name]-X
Killergran said:
Ha! Nej. I mean... No. |
...Wow.
How about Karlgren?
As for me... I just have empyrean delusions, I guess.
Back in high-school I played the titular prince Esmoreit in the school-play. It's a medieval play we had to do and I thought I'd might as well try the lead.
It also helps that the name is never used on forums...
The Doctor will see you now
Promoting Lesbianism --> 
Hapimeses translates (loosely) as 'born of Hapi' in ancient Egyptian, much as Rameses translates as 'born of Ra' (or 'son of Ra', or a host of other options). Hapi, or Hapy (vowels are pretty much interchangable in the transliteration of ancient Egyptian), is an ancient God of the Nile (clicky); thus, Hapimeses means 'born of the Nile'. Another way of writing the 'meses' is 'moses', as demonstrated in names such as Thutmoses or Thutmose (born of Thoth, clicky). Moses, the prophet, and general chap-about-Egypt, was presumably named by Egyptians, and was drawn from the Nile by them, which the 'moses' part could clearly signify. So, Hapimeses, as in 'born/drawn from the river Nile' is possibly the original name of Moses, a man said to have been adopted by the Egyptian royal family.
As to why? Well, in a roleplaying game I ran over a decade ago the man behind the Moses myths featured prominently. I used the name a great deal back then on gaming forums, and have been using the name ever since.
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