[quote]sluicy wrote:
latestartoldfart wrote:
late - start - old fart
i chose that because it accurately describes me.
starting from scratch at age 38…is lots of fun.
/sarcasm
I totally skipped the “art” part and have been thinking you were the “latest old fart.”[/quote]
haha me too
This was a moniker I donned for AIM.
NZ
6string
AXE
I was born in New Zealand.
I’m a guitarist attending school for music.
Simple enough. Looks weird, but most of my close friends can decode it easily enough without any assistance.
Austin is my first name and Bicep is my last simple as that…
Well actually I wish it was my last. Biceps have been a favorite muscle group of mine and definetly grow/get stronger easily.
It’s also going to be my IFBB Pro stage name. Austin Bicep, nice little zing.
I’ve also aquired the nicknames “Biceps,” “Steriods,” “Hulk,” and “Muscle Man,” from many random friends/acquaintances/coleagues throughout the years.
WolBarret
W is for What the hell.
O is for Ovaries.
L is for Lager.
B is for Boobs.
A is for Ass
R is for Retro
R is for Retard.
E is for Edd.
T is Tits.
Or I can give you the short version.
Wol is for Wolves because Wolves kick ass.
Barret is for Barret of FF7. A big black guy who curses a lot. I’m just like him, except I don’t have a gun.
English translation of the german word “Ubermensch”
A concept first posed by the philosopher Freidrich Nietzche, referring to some kind of “ideal” human. I’ve been reading a bit of philosophy lately and thought it was an interesting idea.
It also sounds bad-ass.
Btw, the “3” in place of “e” is not a lame attempt at internet-speak. Apparently “overman” is already taken…
I work with children diagnosed with Autism, and the first kid I ever worked with kept on saying “cherrymennos, cherrymennos”. He was good at spelling, and I asked him if he could spell it and he just smiled at me and said no. It is and was a mystery, and now I use it for everything! Myspace, etc. lol!
[quote]Cherrymennos wrote:
I work with children diagnosed with Autism, and the first kid I ever worked with kept on saying “cherrymennos, cherrymennos”. He was good at spelling, and I asked him if he could spell it and he just smiled at me and said no. It is and was a mystery, and now I use it for everything! Myspace, etc. lol![/quote]
I was gonna mock your name, but then you mentioned the kid with autism. I don’t feel like punching my one way ticket to hell quite yet. Fascinating story.
LOL! Hey, you know, you can still mock it. I know what it seems like (without the story).
proagression - progression throught aggression… i like to try and emulate anger in the gym to move the weight, its my motivation.
Pretty much an infantile obsession with superheroes and Dan being my first name.
It pretty much works with any superhero with the “man” suffix
IronDan
BatDan
SuperDan
AquaDan
HawkDan
Used to use HyperSpiderDan abit after a dream I had when I was Spiderman, with super speed, super strength and physic powers. Told somebody one day and they asked if I was some sort of HyperSpiderDan.
I spent a lot of time working in Africa.
Mzungu, I believe means: ‘Of the white people’. Its used to describe white people in Africa, but is also used a lot to describe the English language.
So, as a white boy wandering Africa, and an Englihman to boot, I decided to use it.
Related to my post on “What do you do for a living”, my name is the the species of bird whose migration I study for my PhD
My former profession. Now it would be cook/student.
The first 2 letters are my initials.
The rest is pretty self explanatory.
Because I’m old enough to be your mother.
It’s my name, first and middle
I’m short and stocky.
I have a tattoo that took several sittings to complete, while it was in progress I was told that it looked like an “angry chicken”. In front of a bunch of my drunken rugby team mates. Up until then I didn’t have a nickname… now there are people that don’t know my real name.
It’s a good pseudonym for me because it matches my real initials. It’s also kind of hard to find my forum posts on google with this name.
i’m actually a fully literate wolf.
i do get some strange looks in the gym (you know, because of all the fur and the fact that i’m not bipedal) and i have to use a false grip on everything because i don’t have opposable thumbs, so that can get tricky. you’ll also notice i rarely use capitol letters, that’s because it’s hard to hold the shift key and type using my paws.