My username used to be 123jaws cuz of the movie and jaws is always taken. Then I thought I was cool so I called myself BooM LegshoT. I realised it was cringy so I decided to change it.
I wanted a unique name with aide at the end (cuz I thought it sounded and looked cool.)
My username used to be 123jaws cuz of the movie and jaws is always taken. Then I thought I was cool so I called myself BooM LegshoT. I realised it was cringy so I decided to change it.
I wanted a unique name with aide at the end (cuz I thought it sounded and looked cool.)
Ziggy is my real name and some people called me "Zig" or "Zigster" in grade 7 or something. I thought it looked cooler with a Z replacing the S.
Some time after I thought it looked cooler in all-lowercase.
Ziggy is my real name and some people called me "Zig" or "Zigster" in grade 7 or something. I thought it looked cooler with a Z replacing the S.
Some time after I thought it looked cooler in all-lowercase.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8iqhKmh348
"leader of the black empire, hell I am the messiah"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8iqhKmh348
"leader of the black empire, hell I am the [b]messiah[/b]"
I'm a math major, and when school started to actually get enjoyable for me, it was under the guidance of a wonderful calculus prof who'd become a mentor of mine. When I was in calc 2, I was also in a field research class and realized that a problem we were having with developing an experiment could basically be solved with an optimization problem, only with multiple independent variables. This is a calc 4 concept, but my mentor helped me get started on learning it on my own and showed a lot of faith in my ability. It was really empowering, so the gradient vector and calculus in general hold a really special place in my heart.
Hence, Differ ∇ = Differ-Del = just a vague nod to calculus and particularly, the gradient vector. :)
https://jeremykun.files.wordpress.com/2013/11/gradient.gif
I'm a math major, and when school started to actually get enjoyable for me, it was under the guidance of a wonderful calculus prof who'd become a mentor of mine. When I was in calc 2, I was also in a field research class and realized that a problem we were having with developing an experiment could basically be solved with an optimization problem, only with multiple independent variables. This is a calc 4 concept, but my mentor helped me get started on learning it on my own and showed a lot of faith in my ability. It was really empowering, so the gradient vector and calculus in general hold a really special place in my heart.
Hence, Differ ∇ = Differ-Del = just a vague nod to calculus and particularly, the gradient vector. :)
[img]https://jeremykun.files.wordpress.com/2013/11/gradient.gif[/img]
DifferHence, Differ ∇ = Differ-Del = just a vague nod to calculus and particularly, the gradient vector. :)
https://jeremykun.files.wordpress.com/2013/11/gradient.gif
wut
[quote=Differ]Hence, Differ ∇ = Differ-Del = just a vague nod to calculus and particularly, the gradient vector. :)
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wut
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adebayo_Akinfenwa
99 strength on fifa
It's the name of a Melvins song.
It's the name of a Melvins song.
No one had ever taken the hatsimulator meme and made it a real name and i always wore stupid hats as a kid and still do now. I sometimes wear stupid hats when streaming to preserve the meme
No one had ever taken the hatsimulator meme and made it a real name and i always wore stupid hats as a kid and still do now. I sometimes wear stupid hats when streaming to preserve the meme
I loved all the memories of syria I had in either damascus or latakia
a3tem is dark in arabic as in it's dark outside so I just shorthanded it
I loved all the memories of syria I had in either damascus or latakia
a3tem is dark in arabic as in it's dark outside so I just shorthanded it
I really like The Who. The drummer was named Keith Moon and the bassist was nicknamed The Ox so I thought of this.
I really like The Who. The drummer was named Keith Moon and the bassist was nicknamed The Ox so I thought of this.
Went to a Hobbit name generator website, put my name in and this came up.
Went to a Hobbit name generator website, put my name in and this came up.
[img]http://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/mspaintadventures/images/0/0d/01339.gif/revision/latest?cb=20110608224042[/img]
Spades Slick.
I don't know what else to tell you.
randy orton was my favorite wrestler back when i watched wwe like 7 years ago
his nickname is "the viper"
randy orton was my favorite wrestler back when i watched wwe like 7 years ago
his nickname is "the viper"
it started with Toontown Online, i played when i was like 6 or 7 years old. back then they didn't allow you to create a custom alias, but instead they made you choose a name from a word bank of a bunch of adjectives and what not. for the slot where it included actual real names, connor was not an option, but jake was. i included jake in the alias just because it sounded like a cooler name than the rest provided, and my name was created as "Super Jake Whiskerflipper." after i moved on from Toontown i played Runescape, where i tried to make my name the same thing, but the character limit on aliases for Runescape was set to 12, so i shortened it down to "Super Jake69," 69 being the level i was when i quit Toontown. after a while of Runescape, i moved on to Runescape private servers, which basically made the game of Runescape easier in most aspects. these servers were considered a copyright of original Runescape, and thus my 12 year old brain thought that Jagex, the company who created Runescape, would monitor the servers and ban anyone on the original game who played on the private servers. this warranted an alias change, which is where "Blazincookie" formed. after moving away from Runescape as a whole, i moved to League of Legends, where i played with a few friends i met on one of the Runescape private servers. they would always make fun of my alias, because obviously blazincookie sounded pretty retarded. the "Blazin" being the clear part of the alias that created the comical effect, i decided to stick with the "cookie" and i brought back the "jake," because it was essentially in my legacy at that point, since i told everyone that my real name was jake because it was what i was used to being called for so long.
it started with Toontown Online, i played when i was like 6 or 7 years old. back then they didn't allow you to create a custom alias, but instead they made you choose a name from a word bank of a bunch of adjectives and what not. for the slot where it included actual real names, connor was not an option, but jake was. i included jake in the alias just because it sounded like a cooler name than the rest provided, and my name was created as "Super Jake Whiskerflipper." after i moved on from Toontown i played Runescape, where i tried to make my name the same thing, but the character limit on aliases for Runescape was set to 12, so i shortened it down to "Super Jake69," 69 being the level i was when i quit Toontown. after a while of Runescape, i moved on to Runescape private servers, which basically made the game of Runescape easier in most aspects. these servers were considered a copyright of original Runescape, and thus my 12 year old brain thought that Jagex, the company who created Runescape, would monitor the servers and ban anyone on the original game who played on the private servers. this warranted an alias change, which is where "Blazincookie" formed. after moving away from Runescape as a whole, i moved to League of Legends, where i played with a few friends i met on one of the Runescape private servers. they would always make fun of my alias, because obviously blazincookie sounded pretty retarded. the "Blazin" being the clear part of the alias that created the comical effect, i decided to stick with the "cookie" and i brought back the "jake," because it was essentially in my legacy at that point, since i told everyone that my real name was jake because it was what i was used to being called for so long.
when i was in middle school, i was a fucking nutter on cod: mw3 on the xbox, and my friends were making a clan. they wanted me to be the quick scoping captain, and the clan came to be called FUZION. i was FUZIONxBEAST. eventually, after the clan broke up like a week later, i was too cheap to pay for a name change, so i stayed FUZIONxBEAST for the next couple years. eventually i got clash of clans, and i wanted to name myself something related to FUZIONxBEAST, no matter how retarded it was. i chose FUZION, but i accidently made the f lowercase, so it ended up being fUZION, and i couldnt change it. when i eventually got steam and began playing tf2, i adopted this alias. i used fUZION for a couple thousand hours, and eventually i got so annoyed by people asking "why is only the f lowercase" that i just made the entire name lowercase.
when i was in middle school, i was a fucking nutter on cod: mw3 on the xbox, and my friends were making a clan. they wanted me to be the quick scoping captain, and the clan came to be called FUZION. i was FUZIONxBEAST. eventually, after the clan broke up like a week later, i was too cheap to pay for a name change, so i stayed FUZIONxBEAST for the next couple years. eventually i got clash of clans, and i wanted to name myself something related to FUZIONxBEAST, no matter how retarded it was. i chose FUZION, but i accidently made the f lowercase, so it ended up being fUZION, and i couldnt change it. when i eventually got steam and began playing tf2, i adopted this alias. i used fUZION for a couple thousand hours, and eventually i got so annoyed by people asking "why is only the f lowercase" that i just made the entire name lowercase.
Cribbypáirtíneach = partisan in irish
can't change my name on tftv though! I made up Cribby years ago when on xbox live.
PM Mana for name change?
[quote=Cribby]páirtíneach = partisan in irish
can't change my name on tftv though! I made up Cribby years ago when on xbox live.[/quote]
PM Mana for name change?
it all started with my dads first username, which was his ebay username. His first ever car he owned was a fiat tipo, and he misspelled it when making his username on ebay and spelled it tipoe. I then thought this was a cool name so I used it as my steam name. Later on I hopped onto a tf2 surf server and some guy saw my name and said "why dont you just change it to tiptoes, and being the young child I was I did what he said. From that point on it stuck with me.
it all started with my dads first username, which was his ebay username. His first ever car he owned was a fiat tipo, and he misspelled it when making his username on ebay and spelled it tipoe. I then thought this was a cool name so I used it as my steam name. Later on I hopped onto a tf2 surf server and some guy saw my name and said "why dont you just change it to tiptoes, and being the young child I was I did what he said. From that point on it stuck with me.
cookiejakeit started with Toontown Online, i played when i was like 6 or 7 years old. back then they didn't allow you to create a custom alias, but instead they made you choose a name from a word bank of a bunch of adjectives and what not. for the slot where it included actual real names, connor was not an option, but jake was. i included jake in the alias just because it sounded like a cooler name than the rest provided, and my name was created as "Super Jake Whiskerflipper." after i moved on from Toontown i played Runescape, where i tried to make my name the same thing, but the character limit on aliases for Runescape was set to 12, so i shortened it down to "Super Jake69," 69 being the level i was when i quit Toontown. after a while of Runescape, i moved on to Runescape private servers, which basically made the game of Runescape easier in most aspects. these servers were considered a copyright of original Runescape, and thus my 12 year old brain thought that Jagex, the company who created Runescape, would monitor the servers and ban anyone on the original game who played on the private servers. this warranted an alias change, which is where "Blazincookie" formed. after moving away from Runescape as a whole, i moved to League of Legends, where i played with a few friends i met on one of the Runescape private servers. they would always make fun of my alias, because obviously blazincookie sounded pretty retarded. the "Blazin" being the clear part of the alias that created the comical effect, i decided to stick with the "cookie" and i brought back the "jake," because it was essentially in my legacy at that point, since i told everyone that my real name was jake because it was what i was used to being called for so long.
i've never felt like more of an asshole than when i showed up at your dorm room for gxl and said i was there to pick up jake and your roomate was like "no one here is named jake"
[quote=cookiejake]it started with Toontown Online, i played when i was like 6 or 7 years old. back then they didn't allow you to create a custom alias, but instead they made you choose a name from a word bank of a bunch of adjectives and what not. for the slot where it included actual real names, connor was not an option, but jake was. i included jake in the alias just because it sounded like a cooler name than the rest provided, and my name was created as "Super Jake Whiskerflipper." after i moved on from Toontown i played Runescape, where i tried to make my name the same thing, but the character limit on aliases for Runescape was set to 12, so i shortened it down to "Super Jake69," 69 being the level i was when i quit Toontown. after a while of Runescape, i moved on to Runescape private servers, which basically made the game of Runescape easier in most aspects. these servers were considered a copyright of original Runescape, and thus my 12 year old brain thought that Jagex, the company who created Runescape, would monitor the servers and ban anyone on the original game who played on the private servers. this warranted an alias change, which is where "Blazincookie" formed. after moving away from Runescape as a whole, i moved to League of Legends, where i played with a few friends i met on one of the Runescape private servers. they would always make fun of my alias, because obviously blazincookie sounded pretty retarded. the "Blazin" being the clear part of the alias that created the comical effect, i decided to stick with the "cookie" and i brought back the "jake," because it was essentially in my legacy at that point, since i told everyone that my real name was jake because it was what i was used to being called for so long.[/quote]
i've never felt like more of an asshole than when i showed up at your dorm room for gxl and said i was there to pick up jake and your roomate was like "no one here is named jake"
I got mine cause I liked 7up when I was in 4th and making a minecraft account.... and I added pop in front of it cause it sounded cool / funny when i was younger....
I got mine cause I liked 7up when I was in 4th and making a minecraft account.... and I added pop in front of it cause it sounded cool / funny when i was younger....
way back in my pubber days i saw a guy named murder.exe and thought his alias sounded edgy af, and tried to copy him, i went for camper.exe cuz i used to main sniper and loved to hardscope chokes, then after a while a shortened it to camper :>
way back in my pubber days i saw a guy named murder.exe and thought his alias sounded edgy af, and tried to copy him, i went for camper.exe cuz i used to main sniper and loved to hardscope chokes, then after a while a shortened it to camper :>
I watched a runescape PK vid when I was like 10 with a player name"diamondOwner" so i p much just stole his name and decided to call myself that except i swapped the O with a 0.
I watched a runescape PK vid when I was like 10 with a player name"diamondOwner" so i p much just stole his name and decided to call myself that except i swapped the O with a 0.
DifferI'm a math major, and when school started to actually get enjoyable for me, it was under the guidance of a wonderful calculus prof who'd become a mentor of mine. When I was in calc 2, I was also in a field research class and realized that a problem we were having with developing an experiment could basically be solved with an optimization problem, only with multiple independent variables. This is a calc 4 concept, but my mentor helped me get started on learning it on my own and showed a lot of faith in my ability. It was really empowering, so the gradient vector and calculus in general hold a really special place in my heart.
Hence, Differ ∇ = Differ-Del = just a vague nod to calculus and particularly, the gradient vector. :)
https://jeremykun.files.wordpress.com/2013/11/gradient.gif
did u just say math is empowering
[quote=Differ]I'm a math major, and when school started to actually get enjoyable for me, it was under the guidance of a wonderful calculus prof who'd become a mentor of mine. When I was in calc 2, I was also in a field research class and realized that a problem we were having with developing an experiment could basically be solved with an optimization problem, only with multiple independent variables. This is a calc 4 concept, but my mentor helped me get started on learning it on my own and showed a lot of faith in my ability. It was really empowering, so the gradient vector and calculus in general hold a really special place in my heart.
Hence, Differ ∇ = Differ-Del = just a vague nod to calculus and particularly, the gradient vector. :)
[img]https://jeremykun.files.wordpress.com/2013/11/gradient.gif[/img][/quote]
did u just say math is empowering
hassassin is arabic for assassin, for the old assassins of the arabic kingdom
me mum and grandma told me about them so im like ya thats me!! <-- when I was 13 years old
hassassin is arabic for assassin, for the old assassins of the arabic kingdom
me mum and grandma told me about them so im like ya thats me!! <-- when I was 13 years old
My name was from a basketball team that i used to love allot
My name was from a basketball team that i used to love allot
When I use to play a lot of Day of Defeat Source back in the day, I'd randomly change my name all the time. Then one time I picked slayer with $ sign for the hell of it because I enjoyed the Halo game mode slayer. Then I left it that way for a few days / a few weeks and people in the community recognized me by it so it stuck.
Then I recently started using dollarlayer 'cause that's how the mumble announcer lady says it, and myself and other tf2 friends thought it was funny and would sometimes call me dollar layer.
When I use to play a lot of Day of Defeat Source back in the day, I'd randomly change my name all the time. Then one time I picked slayer with $ sign for the hell of it because I enjoyed the Halo game mode slayer. Then I left it that way for a few days / a few weeks and people in the community recognized me by it so it stuck.
Then I recently started using dollarlayer 'cause that's how the mumble announcer lady says it, and myself and other tf2 friends thought it was funny and would sometimes call me dollar layer.