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My MSFN username stands for...


Lazy8

What's in a name?  

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  1. 1. My MSFN user name represents:

    • Vocation - Professional field, status or title.
      2
    • Avocation - Fads, obsessions, hobbies, and off-duty pursuits.
      15
    • Location - Anything connected to a physical place.
      4
    • Reputation - Nickname, alius, nom de guerre, or other informal name.
      21
    • Designation - First, last, hereditary, or other formal name.
      17
    • Rumination - Jargon or witticism not quite fitting in previous categories.
      6
    • Dissociation - The 'other' category (please tell us more)
      15


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Mines Techn1976...

TECHNics <--- as in hi-fi's, i was a great big fan!

TECHNo <--- I Love Techno Music!!!

1976 <--- Year i was born in :-)

Thats how i got my name (Techn1976 ;-) ) , and its been about 11 years now with thas name tag.

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Mine is a step up from several names. In summary, it went from Daemon to Daemonforce. It kind of gives you a clue how easy every situation is to me and how far I've gotten. The last name was a horrible inside joke to Draxx the necromancer because I seemed to bring dead hardware back to life after "killing" everything else connected.

o_O

Other than that it's nothing special. I'll eventually get bored and become a gimmick poster if I decide to make a new name, but I don't have the slightest idea what it will be or what would urge me to do such a thing.

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"Phyridean" came from some illegible doodling I did in a history class five or so years ago. I went back to read it, and couldn't figure out what I'd said, except that it looked an awful lot like the name it came to be. Afterwards, I went back and added up the numerical values of each character (A=1, B=2, C=3, etc) and found that the sum was precisely 100. It's stuck ever since.

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