I'll let you guess (or remember because i posted it in a thread that got locked a few days ago)

Mine is a secret. 

Yes!! OMGZ!!! X Japan are back, their new song is Awesome, Kudos to you for knowing about it :)

Dolla Dolla said: Ya'll.

 Rofl didn't expected this , (I thought it was the name of a cow).

Konnichiwa is obvious I think :s;

The Jap girls in my hometown always said to me konnichiwa, I always thought it was a nickname they have choose for me :s.

Well my name is really Antonio, but the username I'm using is in reference to my job name. See I'm a Patient Escort at a hospital, well the Dispatcher calls me over the walkie-talkie and my number is 29. And the name of my hospital I work at is Christiana Care Wilmington Hospital. Well W is Wilmington and 29 is my number and that equals W29!

W29 calling Dispatch!!

10-4

 The Dispatcher

and I talk on this!

I like anything that is chewy and an i at the end makes everything cool. The dt was a typo but it is still awesome.

It is pronounced duh-two-ee.

Final Squall: The Last Strom :P It's Final Fantasy = Fave Game(s) and Squall Leonhart:Fave Character from Final Fantasy.

On my 8th birthday, I got the greatest birthday gift of all time...

A FRANCISCA! 

Well, it was nearly October but still a bit warm out, so we were having a barbecue. I wanted to try my new weapon out, so I tried to chop down a tree with it, to no avail.

"Whoa whoa, boy, whatcha' doing?!

"Trying to chop down da tree daddy."

"Oh, this aint' no hatchet!" "This is a tool of war, meh' boy!"

"Huh?"

"This baby here be da' deadliest weapon in all of France!"

"Really pa?"

"Oh yeah!" "You wanna see a hatchet, here be a hatchet!"

That day, I took the hatchet and chopped down my first tree. Also, until I was ten years old, I thought the French still fought with axes and helmets and armor.

Only my grammar was that horrible. But my papa did sound funny. Think he had a cold or something.

"Now boy, ya can't be dulling yeh' blade with such mundane tasks!" "If ya ever gotta chop, use yer' hatchet."

It's my real name and I have used it around the world to check into hotels and various clubs with the usual strange guesses at what nationality I must be with a strange name like that.

Tommy Westerman