User-Names

msnevil · 2005-03-19 05:05:23

I'm still fighting the MSN network for trademarking my initials.

Deeper · 2005-05-15 13:25:23

Deeper?

Well, originally it was a chatroom name used in a Web-cam show in Toronto. I won't name the site (it no longer operates) but it consisted of young topless girls entreating punters to join to hard-core webcam shows. Many of the girls were heartily sick of the nicks like "10inches", "bigblackc--k", "Hugh G Rection", et al... I told the girls - as a joke - that my name sounded best when whispered repeatedly... getting a little more desperate each time... Not long afterwards many of the girls started volunteering their own agonies on cam. (Real or not, I couldn't say) ...but it got to the point where they shut the site down because the punters stayed for the free agonies instead of paying for the hard-core sites.

Now I just tell people in the adult chat sites I visit that it's best I use this name so, if a woman should call out my name in an unguarded moment of lust, it will merely sound like her hubby is doing a good job. lol

Jo · 2005-05-15 15:09:17

Deeper wrote:

...but it got to the point where they shut the site down because the punters stayed for the free agonies instead of paying...

Well, lets hope this is not the same with this site, now, since you´re here...

Khanada · 2005-05-15 18:39:25

I like Duran Duran (tease me not!). "Khanada" is the title of one of my favorite old Duran Duran b-sides (which is almost as old as me--I'm 26). I also like the way it looks and sounds. Not like you would say Canada, but "kuh-NAY-duh."

dfwpeter · 2005-05-16 17:34:02

Well with mine - DFWpeter is where I live (The (D)allas/(F)ort (W)orth area of Central Texas USA and of course my name is Peter.

Pure Texas pride came up with that name!

wa11a6y · 2005-05-28 04:15:55

Jo wrote:

Funnily I have the strong wish to understand the sense behind the names of some members. But I give my best and have no idea to find out what e.g. *dinhnghi*, *mxlpyk*, *yYYYYy*, *piyushrvyas* (my present favorite!) or *vsfvsfv* will tell me...
Anybody there to help me?

Hmmm... *mxlpyk*, if I recall correctly was a pest (imp, elf or some such) from another dimension that used to bug the heck out of Superman. The only way to get rid of him was to trick him into saying his name backwards. Of course that was way back in the 60s, I doubt they use him much these days...

*dinhnghi* might just be the closest form of 'dinghy' that wasn't in use.

As to *yYYYy*, I would ask, "yYYYy not?" *GEW* (Groucho Eyebrow Waggle)

As for wa11a6y, it was the closest thing to wallaby that wasn't already taken! a couple of years ago I'd tried signing onto to an IM account with a login from 6 years prior, but I couldn't remember my password. The email they sent info to was now defunct, and they wouldn't let me create a new account with the same name. So I tried for wallaby, after my favorite RPG character, Wallaby Jones.

Since then, wa11a6y has become my online handle where ever I go.

Jo · 2005-05-30 19:19:22

All right, y not believe you? ;-)

But my search for *piyushrvyas* still had no success...

Perhaps Mr. or Mrs. *piyushrvyas* will talk for him/herself?

Jo · 2005-06-06 08:07:45

And I wonder if I could call Mr. or Mrs. *0300471670* ? If I only had the country and area code...

Or is it your birthday 30.04.71 but then what the hell is 670? Hopefully not the weight...

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No1steelerfan · 2005-06-06 08:41:21

I think mine is very self-explanatory. I live, eat and breathe for the Pittsburgh Steelers! I live near there, used to work at the stadium as a kid and anxiously await another Super Bowl Victory!

jockeygirl · 2005-06-08 05:27:26

mine is based upon my favourite brand of panties/knickers

which i wear when i achieve my own beautiful agony

pinguin · 2005-06-08 07:02:51

Pinguin because I'm a staunch Linux supporter and because pinguins wobble around as if they're trying to run with their pants down to their ankles.

Blueyes · 2005-06-09 02:59:40

Fairly self explanatory.

shared 'e'

Jo · 2005-06-09 19:53:13

jockeygirl wrote:

mine is based upon my favourite brand of panties/knickers
which i wear when i achieve my own beautiful agony

Oh, you wear your panties when you achieve the goal? Seems to be an interesting technique...

BiggestDan · 2005-06-12 20:13:37

Jo wrote:

Oh, you wear your panties when you achieve the goal? Seems to be an interesting technique...

I had a gf who did that too. Supposedly it prevented too much direct contact.

Khanada · 2005-06-12 22:59:05

BiggestDan wrote:

Jo wrote:
Oh, you wear your panties when you achieve the goal? Seems to be an interesting technique...
I had a gf who did that too. Supposedly it prevented too much direct contact.

Doesn't necessarily mean that JockeyGirl does it over the fabric as opposed to inside (though she very well may, I'm just saying ). I usually have mine on when I do, generally because I'm probably in the middle of doing something else--sitting at my desk, writing, reading a book--and it just takes too long to get all naked and whatnot. Unless my boyfriend is watching. Then, of course, they're off.

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jockeygirl · 2005-06-14 06:06:59

generally on when doing the deed yes, I'm too sensitive otheriwse, I like the feel of cotton, in preference to other fabrics, lycra or lycra blends are good too

Jo · 2005-06-14 10:48:17

How about silk?

I adore the feeling of silk on my naked skin...

jockeygirl · 2005-06-20 05:39:49

silk is nice, too expensive though, lots of rbbing causes friction and holes, and I'm not that religious!

cotton and or lycra blends (sports pants!) have better wear, not a lot of tearing!

Jo · 2005-07-20 21:28:04

Another name I´d like to know:

*sesquipedalian_id*

May you be so kind to explain your ID...

No1steelerfan · 2005-07-21 00:51:59

sesquipedalian \ses-kwi-pi-DAYL-yun\, adjective:
1. Given to the overuse of long words; "sesquipedalian orators"
2. (Of words) long and ponderous; having many syllables; as, "sesquipedalian technical terms"
--sesquipedalian, noun:
A very long word (a foot and a half long)

OoOOoO · 2005-07-21 04:24:02

hello all

i'm new here and enjoying the site.

my username has no real meaning. just a pattern of upper and lower case o's for the reason i couldn't be bothered thinking up a username...although looking at it now i could say the o's are representative of the sounds you hear when someone has an orgasm...

cheers OoOOoO

Kermit78 · 2005-07-23 15:16:01

I've always been an amateur naturalist (birds, reptiles, fish, etc.). But have always had a soft spot for frogs, I think they're cute. I took a picture of a Pickerel frog not long ago and she's on my desktop, right now.

Plus, Kermit kind of suits my personality

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Hank · 2005-07-23 17:21:56

My name is Hank.

Lobsang · 2005-07-23 19:26:08

Well Lobsang originates from a Terry Pratchett book I read a long time ago named Thief of Time, loved the name loved the character.

An added bonus is that I have never yet had to adopt the name Lobsang01 or some such in any forum due to its relative obscurity. Umm, until now that is... damn.

As for OoOOoO above, would AHahAHshitYES not be more accurate?

sesquipedalian_id · 2005-07-25 17:59:04

My nick is based on two things: my favorite word and where I live... A sesquipedalian, according to dictionary.com is someone who likes to use long words. That certainly describes me! The two-letter abbreviation for Idaho (my current home state) is ID...

Now that I scroll back up a bit, I see SteelerFan did all the heavy lifting on finding the defenition...

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