So, where did you get your name from?

[Enoch]

Some time ago I stumbled across a book talking about the supposed history of Lovecraft's Mythos famous book, the Necronomicon. The book was named "Necronomicon", but it wasn't the real one, of course, although the authors do claim to have a part of it translated.

It says that John Dee's assistant, Edward Kelly, claimed to have been visited by the demon Asmodeus, who dictated him a manuscript. The manuscript itself was a series of boards written with Arabic figures and Latin letters. Kelly named referred to it as "The Book of Enoch". The message was so well encrypted that nobody managed to decipher it (not a lot of people tried, to be honest) until the appearance of modern technology.
One David Langford and his team of philologists managed to "crack" the code, revealing the message: It was a book, titled " Al-Azif, The Necronomicon", and detailed history of the Elder Gods, how to invoke them, and so on. Very much like what Lovecraft talks about in his novels and short stories.

The authors claim that this is the proof of the existence of the Necronomicon, that's it's not just a book invented by Lovecraft to be used in his stories.
Strange thing is, I don't know if this book I am talking about is intended as a fiction novel in tribute to Lovecraft or as an actual documentary/investigation.

Anyway, I liked the name.

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[Zion de Wynter]

Some time ago I stumbled across a book talking about the supposed history of Lovecraft's Mythos famous book, the Necronomicon. The book was named "Necronomicon", but it wasn't the real one, of course, although the authors do claim to have a part of it translated.

It says that John Dee's assistant, Edward Kelly, claimed to have been visited by the demon Asmodeus, who dictated him a manuscript. The manuscript itself was a series of boards written with Arabic figures and Latin letters. Kelly named referred to it as "The Book of Enoch". The message was so well encrypted that nobody managed to decipher it (not a lot of people tried, to be honest) until the appearance of modern technology.
One David Langford and his team of philologists managed to "crack" the code, revealing the message: It was a book, titled " Al-Azif, The Necronomicon", and detailed history of the Elder Gods, how to invoke them, and so on. Very much like what Lovecraft talks about in his novels and short stories.

The authors claim that this is the proof of the existence of the Necronomicon, that's it's not just a book invented by Lovecraft to be used in his stories.
Strange thing is, I don't know if this book I am talking about is intended as a fiction novel in tribute to Lovecraft or as an actual documentary/investigation.

Anyway, I liked the name.

Much more intresting than mine.

Halo: Ghosts of Onyx. The ONI Stealth dessie Point of No Return had a special room nicknamed Odin's Eye. Ye, very creative for ONI >.>

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Some quotes I really like
"€œWe don't devote enough scientific research to finding a cure for jerks."
-Bill Watterson quotes (American Author of the comic strip Calvin & Hobbes, b.1958)
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"It takes a strong person to say sorry, and an ever stronger person to forgive."
- Unknown
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"I don't forgive people cause I'm weak
I forgive them cause I'm strong enough
to understand people make mistakes."
- heidi
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"I'm not perfect, i make mistakes, i hurt people, but when i say sorry, i mean it."
- Unknown

[Narcotic]

First, I'm german, not russian.;)

I use this name in several online games since years now.
But I can't exactly remember, what the reason was, using this name. Friends gave it me gave it to me I think.

"Narcotic" was also my first character name on Discovery, when I first played on it, 1 1/2 years ago.

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[Junes]

A nickname of my RL name a buddy suddenly came up with when I was maybe eight or so. My best friends now call me like that. Feel free to pronounce it however you deem it correct.

[Ninefour]

This means organic:)

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retired

[koske]

Forum name is my RL nickname "koske"

[Chev]

Cameraman... because I'm the cameraman. Simple as that.

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[Ark]

This name is a long story that I'm not going to start on.

It was given to me, not chosen by me. Nomen est Omen. Like my real name.

[Alley]

gamespy's old name generator. It used to be alleycats244

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Alley was right.

[Rodent]

I used to play AOE II competitively a number of years back. Was in a few clans, and then someone nicknamed me Rodent. it stuck.