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o803oVaDeR

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o803oVaDeR Newbie

o803oVaDeR

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Just curious to know how you guys came up with the user name that you use here, and if it has any meaning.

Mine came from a nick name I had in High School. I was really into drag racing. I had a 93 Mustang 5.0, with several bolt on upgrades, and was always wanting to race people. I also had an interest in Dragons (art, clothes, ect.) for some reason. So people started calling me The Drag'n, as in Dragon and Drag Racing. I know stupid, but I started using it everywhere. The 0422, is a random # aol gave me back in the day for my Email address, so I went with it. I actually hate the name, and wish I could change everything, but it was always easy to remember so I have used it for everything.

My nickname now is VaDeR. It was the name chosen for me by my MC. Maybe I will change everything over eventually.

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mr beauxjangles Newbie

mr beauxjangles

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i have great love for bojangles seasoned fries. when i created my xbox live gamertag the name "mr bojangles" was taken, so i went with an alternate spelling. i just signed up for this place with the same username, having no idea when i signed up that i would spend so much time here. unfortuantely, the bayou version of bojangles has led many to believe that i am a saints fan. oh well.

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i swear this thread has been done before, but the search for username doesn't find it.

KLong is my inital and surname combined. King was the first thing i thought of to put with it. I've since come up with Donkey, diddy and Hong. Maybe the next one, but I don't change my name or create alters. There would have to be a crash or banning for that to happen.

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It's a username I've used for ~13 years. My middle name is Nathan, after my grandpa, who used to call me Nat. Nat is/was usually too short for a username so I just made it longer.

I just thought you really liked natty light :)

Mine has just been a screen name for as long as I can remember. Also tends to be a popular nickname from my exes

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