Mine's just a non offensive curse word from long ago. Every once-in-a-while I'd say it in a group of friends when I'd do something stupid or painful and nobody ever knew what the hell I was talking about, so I kept the word. If you ever choose to say "Flibbertygibbets" make sure that you pronounce it "FlibbertyFRIGGINgibbets" or you'll sound like Mary friggin Poppins!

While feline applies C in vain (struggling with the imposed limits it presents), craeonics sneaks into Fuzzy's Chocolate Stash via the ASM route.

/me sneaks

NOOOOO!!! No-one touches my chocolate >

X is a variable. It can be YOUR CHOCOLATE or MY CHOCOLATE. abc is 'all bring chocolate'. Naturally as this is fuzzy logic when the formula is applied Xabc = MY CHOCOLATE

For anyone still not clear I can demonstrate...

There sure are a lot of catchy nicks out there.
Mine is so easy: blindbatt
blind: unable to see well, my monitor is so close to my face that if I wear my glasses I can't see my sceen, blind.
batt; it has an extra t, but it is a flying mammals. They see poorly too. I see fine with my contacts or glasses.

sorry about the poor spelling, I hurried to type that.

err, shortend from spinal_cord (know on yahoo a while ago), so where did Spinal_Cord come from?

Its porbably the most important part of any of us, just like me realy.

/me does not like mornings... if possible all essential things would morph to evenings.... and the typical first of the day greeting would be...

/me

/me .

...you must need at least one character following the html tags...

About my nick: Kona for the bicycle company and 0197 cause that used to be my old phone number.

/me wonders where this is all about....

Mine took weeks of intense thinking and a LOT of coffee.

I eventually decided I'd just use my first name and stick 4 random numbers after it

Well Apocalypse is the book of armageddon in the Bible. Im not a religious fanatic, I just find that book fascinating. When I 1st got my PC and logged on the net (wayyyyyyy back on the old Pipeline days and the 14k dialup modems) I needed a nickname, so I took the name Apocalypse from a funny story that happened while under the influenze of about a case of beer back on my high school yrs. The 67 is the yr I was born.

14k modem?!? Isn't that where the little bird chips out the message on a stone tablet, then delivers it to you?

You had the little bird???
I had to send emails via smoke signals

Ahhhh! The 14 'K'loud modem!

Well I use alot of chat rooms and decided to use a character from favourite programme... Buffy. Had problems with someone in chat so changed over to the dark side and became Darla (a vampire for anyone who doesn't know). The gypsy part came from the fact I don't really stay in one place much on the net.

Have to say tho it's getting harder and harder to get the name you want when you join places and I rarely end up with the name I first wanted

BadKharma, I can understand why you chose your name, but what's with the extra "h"? It's like you mixed "Karma" and "Dharma"

KG - karma is correct most places, kharma is incorrectly correct if you're in thailand due to the usual british meddling. many thai words have an embedded "h" equivalent which effects pronunciation of the following consonant, but is not itself pronounced. the english scattered these h's all over the durn place when transliterating, turning tai into thai, kao into khao ad infinitum. the karma word , 'g' 'r' 'r' 'm' ( "gahm") has no native h, so badkharma will have to live with whatever bad karma comes from that superfluous h.

In my Buddhist dictionary, it's spelled "karma", and I've only ever seen it referred to as "karma". Guess other countries have their own spellings (just like colour and color, or how the australians spell "civilisations").

But, I think BadKharma is from the US So, he gets bad karma for spelling karma as kharma.....how confuzing

karma comes from Sanskrit and has never had a 'h'...

very true, FL. when the thais borrowed the word there was no "h". (probably because the you-know-who were not on the scene when the word
was coined).

just kidding. the brits did a fine job of transliterating thai words and geographic names - nakawn panom => nakhon phanom, etc. ( there go the h's again! hehe). i'm sure i couldn't have done any better.

My nickname in my family use to be guppy and then ppl said it so fast that it went form guppy to gupp to gupps and then ppl called me guppy again, it then got twisted to jeppy!!!(dont ask how), and then 1 day i got fed up and said "Just call me Mr. Gupps!"

the name of my lovebird is now Jeppy (lets hope it doesnt get twisted)

My nickname was given to me by my friends for the obvious reason *I love gadgets*
/me has a reputation for being on the cutting edge of technology,fashion and decorating style!!!

I love wolves, and I'm married.
wolf was taken everywhere.
so Wulf n 1 (wulf and one.. hubby.)
(VvvvvV)-wulfish grin

errr superhero because i have a huge ego, but little to back it up

and canadian because well take a guess