What does your name mean?

mrskitty

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why did you pick the screen name you did and what do they mean?Some of them are very obvious, but some are not so- therefor please enlighten us...

Mines because i was such a big fan of Hello Kitty at the time i joined Accyweb.
 
Len said:
I’ll give you one guess about mine. hehe

:)

OK, Just one guess.
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You needed a user name that would hide the real you so you decided to spell your name backwards! Is that right Nel?:p
 
misskitty said:
Some of them are very obvious, but some are not so-

Sometimes appearances can be deceptive! If 2 years ago, someone called be a bus driver I would have been miffed as for the past decade or so, I have been a COACH driver! (I have since mellowed as I have had to do the occasional service run with the company I am with now)

BUSMAN came about previous to my accyweb membership when I tried to sign in at another site. For some reason, every combination of COACHMAN seemed to have been taken - - so in frustration, I typed in BUSMAN and hey presto:D


No chance of changing it now since my comments on Nels name :o
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Mine was given to me as a nickname when I lived up in Glasgow.

They all used to whisper excitedly when I entered a club, 'Gary-in-da-house'.

When I first joined up one cold winters night last year I didn't think I'd still be known by it. I've joined lots of forums but Accy Web is the most addictive, so I'm stuck with it.

I much prefer my shortened nickname Rindy, which if I remember correctly was first given to me by the Conway Twitty sisters, Stinky and Links, in the chatroom.;)
 
Mine I have had since primary school by my pals warping my christian name and it has stuck ever since. Would cause more confusion if I put my proper name in Gaelic which did cross my mind when joining though.
 
Mine is pretty obvious. It was a spur of the moment thing when I found the site in June prior to my trip to England.

The "yankee" was what I supposed all americans are known as over there. I'm also a "yankee" to all my southern brethren here. However, being born and bred in New England, we never considered ourselves yankees, that was the hated baseball team from New York. Kinda like the love affair you "Lancs." have with your Yorkshire neighbor eh?:D
 
Actually, my avatar symbol of a "kid" is says more of who I am. One of my nicknames is The Kidd and I mentor/counsel alot of young people in the community! For what it's worth!

Brian
 
Londoners are always going on about the wonderful East Enders (people not programme) so I thought I'd be a wonderful West Ender. OK, maybe I'm not all that wonderful but I am from West End. :)
 
mine is a nick name i got a moorhead, now everyone at college calls me kash (including the teachers)

oh and i have lots of cash!
 
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