Whose Doper name do you feel you need a little info on?

[Mangetout]

@Nava

He’s previously said his actual inspiration was the peas.

I don’t think I said that. I chose the name because at the time, I considered myself to have broad dietary tastes.

I named my little green homemade boat *Snow Pea *as a play on the vegetable related meaning of my username

[Channing_Idaho_Banks]

I know where the money is!

[Maggie_the_Ocelot]

@Qadgop_the_Mercotan

Pretty silly, naming your doper self after a science fiction character. :dubious:

@Happy_Scrappy_Hero_Pup

Yeah- everybody knows that the REAL studs name themselves after obscure throwaway lines in indie films.

@DrFidelius

Science fiction? Bah.

Fantasy novels have much better choices.

Nonsense. The proper way to choose a name is to base it on a memorable character from a classic play, but to throw in a silly twist. Duhhhhh.

[Una_Persson]

@Qadgop_the_Mercotan

Pretty silly, naming your doper self after a science fiction character.

I know, right?

[JWT_Kottekoe]

@Maggie_the_Ocelot

Nonsense. The proper way to choose a name is to base it on a memorable character from a classic play, but to throw in a silly twist. Duhhhhh.

Ocelot on a hot tin roof!

[Battle_Pope]

@Maggie_the_Ocelot

Nonsense. The proper way to choose a name is to base it on a memorable character from a classic play, but to throw in a silly twist. Duhhhhh.

A character from a [del]comic book[/del] graphic novel is more cutting edge!

[Defensive_Indifference]

@Maggie_the_Ocelot

Nonsense. The proper way to choose a name is to base it on a memorable character from a classic play, but to throw in a silly twist. Duhhhhh.

No, no, no. You name yourself after a character in a lesser known novel by a Great Writer. This proves that you’re smart and cultured, even though you’ve read almost nothing but technical writing in over a decade.

[CairoCarol]

@TBG

I hear the late, sorely missed psxer got his name similarly.

Mr. and Mrs. Er named their offspring Psx?
No one ever gets confused by my name, other than the occasional assumption that I’m referencing Cairo, Illinois rather than the city in Egypt.

[Der_Trihs]

Mine is a reference to a character in the webcomic Schlock Mercenary, the guy in red. Who, in turn is a reference to the high casualty “Red Shirts” of Star Trek fame.

[Derleth]

@Mean_Mr.Mustard

mmm

Whatcha say?

[Mean_Mr.Mustard]

@Mean_Mr.Mustard

mmm

@Derleth

Whatcha say?

I works best when I post about something repugnant:

I found maggots in my margarine.

mmm

[Max_Torque]

I got my name off some nut.

[Personal]

It’s Personal.

[running_coach]

@Max_Torque

I got my name off some nut.

Do you tell women you’re a great screw?

[Fool_in_the_Rain]

Zeppelin

[The_Mad_Hermit]

Mine came from the circumstances of my life. I used to be Steelerphan, but I found that identifying with the team brought criticism that I couldn’t handle at the time ( I was going through liver failure.)

[Dr.Drake]

@Bayard

No, no, no. You name yourself after a character in a lesser known novel by a Great Writer. This proves that you’re smart and cultured, even though you’ve read almost nothing but technical writing in over a decade.

Or after a magic expandable horse.

[Derleth]

@Mean_Mr.Mustard

I works best when I post about something repugnant:

I found maggots in my margarine.

mmm

I know you do. You also don’t get references.

[Intergalactic_Gladiator]

@Mean_Mr.Mustard

I love the Beatles, I like the sound of Mean Mr. Mustard, and I like the way ‘mmm’ looks as a sign-off to my posts. Win-win-win.

I don’t find most posters nasty, not at all. I do have a hard time, however, keeping tabs on who is who. If you ask me who I had a snarkfest with three days ago, it is very likely that I couldn’t tell you. Probably not a bad thing.
mmm

Mmm?

[Biffy_the_Elephant_Shrew]

@minor7flat5

Now you got me wondering if I need to sign off in my own cryptic way (totally understood by jazz cats).

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Then the cryptic quality of your name would be diminished. Not completely, mind you–maybe just half.