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When I was in 6th grade, we were learning about Mesopotamia and we learned that a scribe means writer. So I used the alias murkscribe which also means ooze writer for mine craft, and I stuck with that name ever since.
When I was in 6th grade, we were learning about Mesopotamia and we learned that a scribe means writer. So I used the alias murkscribe which also means ooze writer for mine craft, and I stuck with that name ever since.
ReeroAs a baby I loved basketball. I never could pronounce "bball" so I said "reero", and the nickname stuck to me within my family.
I thought i was the only one with something similar to that, my best friend's little brother couldn't spell my surname and called me "fefor" everytime, so my friend started calling me like that as a joke but eventually everybody on school would do the same so i sticked to it, this was 11 years ago
[quote=Reero]As a baby I loved basketball. I never could pronounce "bball" so I said "reero", and the nickname stuck to me within my family.[/quote]
I thought i was the only one with something similar to that, my best friend's little brother couldn't spell my surname and called me "fefor" everytime, so my friend started calling me like that as a joke but eventually everybody on school would do the same so i sticked to it, this was 11 years ago
I thought i was the only one with something similar to that, my best friend's little brother couldn't spell my surname and called me "fefor" everytime, so my friend started calling me like that as a joke but eventually everybody on school would do the same so i sticked to it, this was 11 years ago
It's the name of some great people and concepts:
Blaise Pascal
http://www.iep.utm.edu/wp-content/media/pascal_blaise.jpg
Pascal's Triangle
http://www.icoachmath.com/image_md/Pascal's%20Triangle2.jpg
Pascal unit of pressure
https://o.quizlet.com/puXWCXmP-liRQaXfyS4W3Q_m.jpg
Pascal programming language
https://senioz2008.files.wordpress.com/2011/09/image010.jpg
and of course Pascal the chameleon from Tangled
http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/tangled/images/0/0b/Pascal.png/revision/latest?cb=20150808153409
It's the name of some great people and concepts:
Blaise Pascal
[img]http://www.iep.utm.edu/wp-content/media/pascal_blaise.jpg[/img]
Pascal's Triangle
[img]http://www.icoachmath.com/image_md/Pascal's%20Triangle2.jpg[/img]
Pascal unit of pressure
[img]https://o.quizlet.com/puXWCXmP-liRQaXfyS4W3Q_m.jpg[/img]
Pascal programming language
[img]https://senioz2008.files.wordpress.com/2011/09/image010.jpg[/img]
and of course Pascal the chameleon from Tangled
[img]http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/tangled/images/0/0b/Pascal.png/revision/latest?cb=20150808153409[/img]
Blaise Pascal
[img]http://www.iep.utm.edu/wp-content/media/pascal_blaise.jpg[/img]
Pascal's Triangle
[img]http://www.icoachmath.com/image_md/Pascal's%20Triangle2.jpg[/img]
Pascal unit of pressure
[img]https://o.quizlet.com/puXWCXmP-liRQaXfyS4W3Q_m.jpg[/img]
Pascal programming language
[img]https://senioz2008.files.wordpress.com/2011/09/image010.jpg[/img]
and of course Pascal the chameleon from Tangled
[img]http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/tangled/images/0/0b/Pascal.png/revision/latest?cb=20150808153409[/img]
saamcookiejakesince 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"
Mildly related story: my real name is very difficult for some people to remember/pronounce, but I've never had a persistent nickname irl. So, sometimes if I meet someone I'll never really see again, like some randomer at a party, I'll just tell them to call me Differ cause it's simple, and I'll actually know to respond to it. BUT this one time, I ended up running into a person again, and I didn't really remember them, and they called me Differ. It was so weeird.
indecencyShow Contentdid u just say math is empoweringDifferI'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
It wasn't the math that was empowering. It was feeling like I was good at something, getting the motivation/tools to independently learn shit that interested me, and having a professor I respected really believe in me.
[quote=saam]
[quote=cookiejake]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"[/quote]
Mildly related story: my real name is very difficult for some people to remember/pronounce, but I've never had a persistent nickname irl. So, sometimes if I meet someone I'll never really see again, like some randomer at a party, I'll just tell them to call me Differ cause it's simple, and I'll actually know to respond to it. BUT this one time, I ended up running into a person again, and I didn't really remember them, and they called me Differ. It was so weeird.
[quote=indecency][spoiler][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]
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did u just say math is empowering[/quote]
It wasn't the math that was empowering. It was feeling like I was good at something, getting the motivation/tools to independently learn shit that interested me, and having a professor I respected really believe in me.
[quote=cookiejake]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"[/quote]
Mildly related story: my real name is very difficult for some people to remember/pronounce, but I've never had a persistent nickname irl. So, sometimes if I meet someone I'll never really see again, like some randomer at a party, I'll just tell them to call me Differ cause it's simple, and I'll actually know to respond to it. BUT this one time, I ended up running into a person again, and I didn't really remember them, and they called me Differ. It was so weeird.
[quote=indecency][spoiler][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]
[/spoiler]
did u just say math is empowering[/quote]
It wasn't the math that was empowering. It was feeling like I was good at something, getting the motivation/tools to independently learn shit that interested me, and having a professor I respected really believe in me.
Meow in italian is Miao so that was my alias but I decided to pronounce it (my-oh) so I changed it to Mioe thinking people would pronounce it (my-oh) but i've just been called me-oh and mayonnaise.
Meow in italian is Miao so that was my alias but I decided to pronounce it (my-oh) so I changed it to Mioe thinking people would pronounce it (my-oh) but i've just been called me-oh and mayonnaise.
the album watch the throne came out at around the same time I started playing video games
the album watch the throne came out at around the same time I started playing video games
i really dont know why my name is quadjack, i think i just thought the word quad was cool and added jack.
i really dont know why my name is quadjack, i think i just thought the word quad was cool and added jack.
im original and took my highschool mascot as my alias
im original and took my highschool mascot as my alias
Probably the 40th person to steal a name from an obscure band
Probably the 40th person to steal a name from an obscure band
i joined a cod clan on xbox with friends that survived for a while
my name was xTATWxUndead
TATW meant tropical all the way
another gaming friend kept pronouncing TATW as tatuwah as a joke and i changed my name to it when the clan died
good name
i joined a cod clan on xbox with friends that survived for a while
my name was xTATWxUndead
TATW meant tropical all the way
another gaming friend kept pronouncing TATW as tatuwah as a joke and i changed my name to it when the clan died
good name
my name was xTATWxUndead
TATW meant tropical all the way
another gaming friend kept pronouncing TATW as tatuwah as a joke and i changed my name to it when the clan died
good name
I took my first name then added on the initials of my middle names and last name
I took my first name then added on the initials of my middle names and last name
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