The origin of your nickname

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Nuff said. The origin of your nickname.

Ezellohar Shark
(Woohoo,im a Tasloi!)

 

A mollusk was a creature invented by my good friend Martin Dalen. The mollusk was a very complex, egg shaped animal, which lived in bushes near hills (it also had a hat and hair behind it's ears). The only problem about living near hills was the squids. Hills are practicly infested with them, and therefor the mollusk always carries a hammer to kill squids with.

A few years later I started with computers. Mollusken it was.

 

Alyr Arkhon is one of my favourite heroes in a fantasy world called Ynev. He's a half-elf necromancer with morbid humour.

 

Extreme - that is the way I behaved whole my miserable life.

The actual idea for "Extremist" stroke me when I was searching the net for Joe Satriani music and I was about to register myself at the very same moment.

And that did it...

 

See Creativity Surge for the origin of my nick. Yerril has been in the pipeline for nearly a year now.

 

When i first started playing counter-strike, i would always play sniper and obviously, snipe my prey. Hence my internet nick became 'Sniper'

 

You know what, i have NO idea!
Most people call me Latex boy on here though...

 

Give me a gun in a FPS.
See what the result is.
Hence my nickname.



[Edit]Ok! I admit, I stole it from a Red Dwarf book. So sue me [/Edit]

[This message has been edited by Wildfire (edited February 24, 2002).]

 

Back in the mid-80s I started playing AD&D and since I loved tea - and still do - Earl Grey was a natural for my first and most beloved character.

 

Very simple Lexington is my name and the Kill comes from me changing my name to Chris.


Got it?

 

I like dragons.
I want to ride a dragon.
I want to fly in the sky, hence skyward.

 

Edward Smith was the skipper of the Titanic (please don't give me the IOTW, Taluntain). He had a *perfect* safety record before, whatever reason, he brought the last engine online and increased speed during the Atlantic transit. I attribute it to listening to idiots, which I make it a specific point not to do.

 

I love the name psycho and it fits me perfect and I got the fanged rabbit part from the best movie in the world Monty Python and the Quest For the Holy Grail. The crazy (psycho) rabbit in there was great.

 

Hacker Alias

nuff said the fuzz be after me!


just kiddin, more like chat Handle, BBS handle, and code name ever since I was 8 and discovered Metal!

 

Nickname? Kidding...people called me this in the army for some reason...stupid sargent.

 

Rape and pillage in the UK......

Being Norwegian in the UK, I used this for my first mud character back in the 80's at uni. Ouch, showing my age here.

I've tried to follow in the proud traditions of my ancestors, but in this day and age it seems to be frowned upon? Discrimination I call it!

 

And if you'd like to see a few more from the dim and distance past of Sorcerers (including mine), take a look at these links:
http://www.sorcerers.net/ubb/Forum7/HTML/000399.html
http://www.sorcerers.net/ubb/Forum7/HTML/000174.html

 

My name came from my first character in BG1. I have no idea where i got bonzo from but lazy just fit my playing style in BG1 so well.

 

In the Dragonlance Chronicles, there is a huge contingent of evil warriors (think Anti-Paladin), devoted to evil, force, and their goddess Takhisis. These knights were called the Knights of Takhisis, and the very best among them were known IIRC as the Knights of the Black Rose.

Cue the nickname.

 

A water deity in Babylonian mythology who'se death at the hands of the sun god lead to the creation of the world.

No relation to the five-headed dragon of the D&D cartoon, the one in Final Fantasy, or the band.

I DO like dragons though.