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Where did your user name come from??
- Thread starter Madison Paige
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Midgetqueen
New in Town
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- 47
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- Evansville, IN
Mine's simple, really. I'm really short. My big brothers always used to call me Midget when I was younger. I added the "queen" bit because, well, really, why not? We can consider ourselves royalty if we darn well please.
Dragon Soldier
One of the Regulars
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- 288
- Location
- Belfast, Northern Ireland
Derives from my interest in the American 2nd Chemical Mortar Battalion.
rumblefish
One Too Many
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- 1,326
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- Long Island NY
"What song is it you wanna hear?"....freebird said:
"I heard it again."
Charlie Noodles
A-List Customer
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- 357
- Location
- Melbourne, Australia
I took mine from The Goon, a horror/comedy comic about a gangster who battles zombies and other paranormal forces that threaten his town. Its set around the Goldren Era. But this is very vague and only used for a bit of that kind of flavour.
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Rachael
A-List Customer
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- 465
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- Stumptown West
I came up with this one on a Blade Runner fan board. I started posting over there when I was working on creating a Rachael Tyrell suit for myself (and a matching Rick Deckard ensemble for the mister) so I just called myself Rachael. Seemed simple enough so I use it a lot now.
Justdog
Practically Family
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- 819
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- North of 48
User name
Had a stuffed beagle til about 7 years old. The plastic snout fell of after being carried for about 4 years
Probably did not have much of a vocabulary when I named it so I just called it Just Dog
Had a stuffed beagle til about 7 years old. The plastic snout fell of after being carried for about 4 years
Probably did not have much of a vocabulary when I named it so I just called it Just Dog
GWD
One Too Many
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- 1,642
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- Evergreen, Co
My initials
To bad my middle name isn't Oliver lol
To bad my middle name isn't Oliver lol
Kilted_Surveyor
Familiar Face
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- 74
- Location
- Tracy, California
Kilted Surveyor
I am a 6th generation land surveyor with an Irish heritage from County Cork. 3 of which were Chartered Surveyors in Ireland, along with my grandfather and my father from the United States (Illinois and California). Love the kilt, love the profession.
I am a 6th generation land surveyor with an Irish heritage from County Cork. 3 of which were Chartered Surveyors in Ireland, along with my grandfather and my father from the United States (Illinois and California). Love the kilt, love the profession.
grey ghost
One of the Regulars
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- 244
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- Florida
I love to fly fish and the grey ghost is a fly .....
handlebar bart
Call Me a Cab
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- 2,623
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- at work
My moustache fetish and my middle name
ADHD librarian
One of the Regulars
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- 138
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- Oz
ready? It's complicated
I have ADHD
and...
...I'm a librarian
stunning isn't it?
I have ADHD
and...
...I'm a librarian
stunning isn't it?
Herr Hitman
One of the Regulars
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- 105
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- Denton (DFW) Texas
Arvid
The Django Reinhardt obsessed guitarist in the movie Swing Kids, Arvid, is nicknamed Herr Hitman by his friends.
The Django Reinhardt obsessed guitarist in the movie Swing Kids, Arvid, is nicknamed Herr Hitman by his friends.
Two Gun Bob
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- 162
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- Bloxwich, England
Two Gun Bob...
... is the affectionate nickname given to Robert E. Howard, legendary pulp fiction writer of the 1930s, who created Conan the Barbarian amongst many other characters.
The name was given to him by his friend the horror writer H.P. Lovecraft and other members of the 'Lovecraft Circle', mainly 1920s and 30s writers for 'Weird Tales'.
Howard was given the nickname "Two-Gun Bob" by virtue of his long explications to Lovecraft about the history of his beloved Southwest (he lived in Cross Plains, Texas, for most of his life), and during the ensuing years he contributed several notable elements to Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos of horror stories (his Mythos stories include: "The Cairn on the Headland", "The Black Stone," "The Children of the Night" and "The Fire of Asshurbanipal").
Robert E. Howard is a personal hero of mine, hence the username. He also wore a mean fedora!
... is the affectionate nickname given to Robert E. Howard, legendary pulp fiction writer of the 1930s, who created Conan the Barbarian amongst many other characters.
The name was given to him by his friend the horror writer H.P. Lovecraft and other members of the 'Lovecraft Circle', mainly 1920s and 30s writers for 'Weird Tales'.
Howard was given the nickname "Two-Gun Bob" by virtue of his long explications to Lovecraft about the history of his beloved Southwest (he lived in Cross Plains, Texas, for most of his life), and during the ensuing years he contributed several notable elements to Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos of horror stories (his Mythos stories include: "The Cairn on the Headland", "The Black Stone," "The Children of the Night" and "The Fire of Asshurbanipal").
Robert E. Howard is a personal hero of mine, hence the username. He also wore a mean fedora!
Tux Toledo
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- 115
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- Silicon Valley
I took Tux Toledo as a pen name when I started writing the Lovable Rogue stories. Just popped into my head and it seamed appropriate given the nature of the stories.
Frankie Lamb
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- 139
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- Los Angeles
nom de plume
Frankie Lamb is the name of the world famous 30's and 40's hard boiled private eye who first appeared in the novel, "Where Angels go to Die", then the sequel, "Peace and Quiet." Well, at least they'll be famous after I get finished writing them.
Lamb is a family name ( Scottish; Clan Lamont ) and Frankie lent a kind of smart-ass element to it.
Frankie
Frankie Lamb is the name of the world famous 30's and 40's hard boiled private eye who first appeared in the novel, "Where Angels go to Die", then the sequel, "Peace and Quiet." Well, at least they'll be famous after I get finished writing them.
Lamb is a family name ( Scottish; Clan Lamont ) and Frankie lent a kind of smart-ass element to it.
Frankie
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