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Usernames having double meanings
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I will give a trophy to the first person who can figure out what my name means.
Well, I have just googled it, and here is what I got past your member page:
http://www.markjforte.com/
Oin- means Open Invention Network
Quark- well, it's a subatomic partical, there are at least six diffrent types, but I only know of 'Up' and 'Down'. Up is positive, I think; while Down is negitive; I think... It takes two down and one up to create a Nutron, while it takes two up and one down to create a proton. This could be wrong, I haven't learned about this is school yet, and we all know how reliable the internet it.
I- means, well, that's not neccesary, I hope...
I have no idea how you managed to find that site, but actually my name doesn't mean anything.
skunkape = ape that is part skunk 
... bet none of you could figure that one out...
Jul 23, 2009
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#28
chessbot7- I'm a working robot! I will work and work and work until I become a GM! :)
LoneWolfEburg wrote:
In Russian, "nytik" means "whiner" (if pronounced with a hard "n").
I thought it was Nyit
I once saw someone with the name
Under_Score
Thought that was pretty cool. =)
If anyone was interested, I DIDN'T MAKE THIS THREAD! Please, staff, I URGE you to remake the thread-deletion thing! The current system leads to many unwanted ownerships on my part!
don't be such a whinge
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i want to change my username ?
how to do it??
Dec 7, 2011
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#35
not sure, however....
Did you know that my name is also an anagram of someone else?
Zhane wrote:
not sure, however....
Did you know that my name is also an anagram of someone else?
very cool
i do not know
Zhane wrote:
ok so what does regnskog mean?
Rainforest, in Swedish.
AppleAssault means assaulting people with apples which is basically chucking apples at some guy.
I'm pretty sure mine is straightforward
I know it is devishly hard to recognise!
If the double meaning is too difficult to ascertain, doesn't that, in effect, render it to a single meaning?