What does your nickname mean?

[Vanessa M Stokes]

Mine means I was was brain dead at the time and did not think it would be used as my username...

[Ghouly]

Re: What does your nickname mean? Because I fancy m'self a bit ghoulish.

[Iceni]

Mine means I was was brain dead at the time and did not think it would be used as my username...

Actually, I think you can change it. I know apocalypse922 changed his to Apoc because that was what we called him anyway. RelentlessOblivion used to be named murph1990, which is why we keep calling him murph.

[H34VYM3T4LD4V3]

Re: What does your nickname mean?

k because my first name is kyle' date=' smash because i love the super smash brothers video games. Also it sounds kinda like "hulk smash"[/quote'] awesome!!!

[SBird94]

Because my last name is Bird i got heaps of nicknames like Tweety, Birdy, Birdman and just Bird. I actually love it or just Sammy B. I remember someone told me to "Flock Off" at school, hahaha i thought it was creative

[H34VYM3T4LD4V3]

Re: What does your nickname mean?

Because my last name is Bird i got heaps of nicknames like Tweety' date=' Birdy, Birdman and just Bird. I actually love it or just Sammy B. I remember someone told me to "Flock Off" at school, hahaha i thought it was creative[/quote'] Hahahaha sounds pretty funny xD my second name is Hilton people ask me is your sister called Paris? XD

[Metallisydän]

my second name is Hilton people ask me is your sister called Paris? XD

Dang it, it'd be scary o_O xD

[FatherAlabaster]

Actually' date=' I think you can change it. I know apocalypse922 changed his to Apoc because that was what we called him anyway. RelentlessOblivion used to be named murph1990, which is why we keep calling him murph.[/quote'] Tracing the rise of his star, from lowly murph to his ascendancy as The Living Embodiment Of Metal, I've realized how important it is to have a cool username. So the question is, what should Vanessa pick? Something descriptive, like KiwiOfDoom? Something a bit more personal, like MostMetalMommy? This is a crucial step, and we should help as much as possible.

[FatherAlabaster]

Because I fancy m'self a bit ghoulish.

I had guessed it might be that your name was Julie in real life... is it actually that you just like eating dead people? Just trying to come up with a good waffle recipe.

[YUNO FOLLOW THE TRAIN CJ]

My nickname is from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. The mission where Big Smoke can't shoot the people worth crap while on the motorcycle, and he blames you at the end of the mission quoting, "All you had to do, was follow the damn train CJ!"

[Iceni]

Something a bit more personal' date=' like MostMetalMommy?[/quote'] That would kick ass. For other sites I call myself Ironskull, which stuck me as a good way of using synonyms or at least words with similar meanings to create a word that sounded cooler than 'metalhead'. I might also use Osmium at some point because it's the densest metal and prog is the densest of metal genres - the most tightly packed with awesomeness and complexity.

[FatherAlabaster]

That would kick ass. For other sites I call myself Ironskull, which stuck me as a good way of using synonyms or at least words with similar meanings to create a word that sounded cooler than 'metalhead'. I might also use Osmium at some point because it's the densest metal and prog is the densest of metal genres - the most tightly packed with awesomeness and complexity.

So we're looking for a more poetic way of saying "dense skull"... something... I've got it! Legendary Christian prog group THICKHËAD releases new EP, "From Eeyore To Pegasus"!!! When asked why his group hadn't released a full-length, frontman Osmium Skull stated that it was "not physically possible" and that "anything heavier would affect the orbit of the planet, potentially killing millions". Click here for full interview. Dense enough to fall through shelves at a record store near you this coming March!

[Iceni]

I do like to write on weighty themes.

Legendary Christian prog group THICKHËAD

I thought I performed better than that on the Deep & Meaningful threads...

[Ghouly]

I had guessed it might be that your name was Julie in real life... is it actually that you just like eating dead people? Just trying to come up with a good waffle recipe.

Nope, not Julie. Bree! Can you make me some meat waffles? Just mix up some kind of meat and shove it in there waffle maker. ^____^

[Iceni]

Nope, not Julie. Bree! Can you make me some meat waffles? Just mix up some kind of meat and shove it in there waffle maker. ^____^

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[BlutAusNerd]

Re: What does your nickname mean?

Nope, not Julie. Bree! Can you make me some meat waffles? Just mix up some kind of meat and shove it in there waffle maker. ^____^

Bree, I like that name... ...and meat waffles might just be the best idea ever. Sent from my HTC PH39100 using Tapatalk 2

[FatherAlabaster]

I'm thinking some kind of fish, like sole, with an aioli, salad, and fried eggs... beef might be a little heavy. Do your enemies taste like chicken?

[Ghouly]

Bree' date=' I like that name...[/quote'] daww thank you! Dude think about it. Maybe some ground beef and pork, some nice seasonings, make almost a meatball sort of mixture and squeeze it into a waffle iron, out it comes crispy and delish, meat waffle!

[Iceni]

Dude think about it. Maybe some ground beef and pork' date=' some nice seasonings, make almost a meatball sort of mixture and squeeze it into a waffle iron, out it comes crispy and delish, meat waffle![/quote'] Where I come from we call a flat disc of ground meat a 'hamburger'. But that might just be my unique cultural experience.

[Ghouly]

Where I come from we call a flat disc of ground meat a 'hamburger'. But that might just be my unique cultural experience.

nooo totally different than a burger patty. Meatbally mixture with some egg and herbs and breadcrumbs and stuff, pluuusssss waffle irons create more surface area than a burger patty thus creating more crispy crunch. it's totally different. I'll convince you to love my meat waffles eventually. that sounds so bad. XD

[FatherAlabaster]

Where I come from we call a flat disc of ground meat a 'hamburger'. But that might just be my unique cultural experience.

It's something different when you put it in a waffle maker. I know Ghouly will not be able to come over from the West Coast for breakfast with my family, but I'm seriously considering trying to make savory waffles out of fish cakes.

[FatherAlabaster]

nooo totally different than a burger patty. Meatbally mixture with some egg and herbs and breadcrumbs and stuff, pluuusssss waffle irons create more surface area than a burger patty thus creating more crispy crunch. it's totally different. I'll convince you to love my meat waffles eventually. that sounds so bad. XD

I'll mail you some...

[Iceni]

nooo totally different than a burger patty. Meatbally mixture with some egg and herbs and breadcrumbs and stuff' date=' pluuusssss waffle irons create more surface area than a burger patty thus creating more crispy crunch. [/quote'] It'd also be very dry and might be really tough to keep together.

[BlutAusNerd]

Re: What does your nickname mean?

Where I come from we call a flat disc of ground meat a 'hamburger'. But that might just be my unique cultural experience.

Hamburgers are not typically grilled from two sides simultaneously, and aren't served for breakfast. I'm not sure how the waffles that you usually eat look, but most burgers aren't larger around the edges, nor do they have square indentations as grill marks. Sent from my HTC PH39100 using Tapatalk 2

[BlutAusNerd]

Re: What does your nickname mean?

daww thank you! Dude think about it. Maybe some ground beef and pork, some nice seasonings, make almost a meatball sort of mixture and squeeze it into a waffle iron, out it comes crispy and delish, meat waffle!

Oh, I've thought about it, I just ate and my mouth is watering. Breakfast needs more meat variety, I think this is the answer. Sent from my HTC PH39100 using Tapatalk 2