Why Did You Pick Your Screen Name?

sociopathicbombshell said:
This was what my roller derby name was gonna be until I realized Im not tough at all. 
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This isnt true. I poisoned 6 male roommates who were between 18 and 24. I would collect cans and try my best to feed'em..but  since they were my friends first before my roommates were witness to too many an embarrassing and infidelity without telling me..plus some good fist fights...So I bought pasta and canned chicken to make dinner with the beer cans and sent I believe 5/ 10 to the ER. We are all still friends.  Cept the one. Funny story bout him. 18..lost virginity and first boyfriend because Of my being 6'..he..had a latex allergy n the agony started after he got off. Never without tho. 

he was a whorre. I was young.  But no remorse.  

 But I feel empathy. At times

 ;-)

 
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When I first signed up on Yahoo! back in '99 I had to come up with a screen name. Since Rush is one of my favorite bands I tried that, taken of course. Then I tried Headrush, taken...hedrush, taken, hedrushx- available!!! I've kept that email over the years though I rarely use it.

 
I just used some codes I wouldn't forget. But know that I have been here awhile I want to change to something more fun. I started on pharmacy reviewer and came here when it crashed for a short bit. So i thought I wouldn't be here long. Now I never go there.

 
hmmm good thread. CodyKowl is an old old name and email address that I resurrected when I joined DBG.  It's the combination of my ex-gf's last name and her dog. I usually go by Echo  /default_cool.png  but couldn't change once I registered... so here we are. 

 
Interesting topic....I was wondering if this thread existed because I was and am curious how people come up with their nicknames.   My nickname is one of my favorite songs....originally done by the Funky Meters from New Orleans and often covered by one of my favorite bands Widespread Panic.   It is basically about a guy afraid to lose a woman because he would be lost without her but I find it applies to many things in my life....like catching the occasional killer buzz.    

Ain't no use, to cut you loose.I wouldn't last a day.It ain't no use, to turn you loose.Guess I'm here to stay.I could think of a thousand reasons,Why I should walk right out that door.But if I do I know that I'll turn around again,And come right back for more.It ain't no use.

 
I had a hard time on a large forum coming up with a nick so I typed in bitemeok, since shortened to biteme. Now I wish I had chosen something friendlier but it's easy to remember.

 
Dory is my grandsons favorite character from " Finding Nemo" he constantly carried a stuffed Dory everywhere he went. When people would comment on it , he would rub his cheek against her and say " Dory is such a good girl " . Now he is into Darth Vader...no, I just can't see myself as Darth!

 
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It happened to be the day of the week that I joined. No great use of imagination here. 

 
My favorite child hood bully from the Simpsons, a long a got memory.

 
I chose my name because of a bad sequence of events that made me an insomniac.  I tried many ways to cure it and still managed to keep my job, still not cured but sometimes I get relief without the other bad bits.  I think too much but I'm not clever enough to work out all of the sht that life throws my way sometimes.

On a happier note.. I can sleep like a child when I have a boring or stressful task that needs doing in the day time. 
:)

 
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