The meaning behind your RHP name

Originally posted by Nyxie
I seriously thought of a new fancy mop the first time I saw your username.

Nyxie

Originally posted by Joe Fist
I actually thought it was your name 🙂

I've been using this nick online for 6 years. I couldn't think of anything really interesting or original, so I went with something descriptive.

Originally posted by Joe Fist
So Daemon or (D43M0N) has no other significance for you? It's just a name you liked, right?

mine i would have to say why i picked it was cause my friend tim called himself cyber tim and my name is michael so i called myself robotic mick that is my story and i reackon it is a kewl name to have i will probley put it on my number plate of my car LOL

Originally posted by robotic mick
mine i would have to say why i picked it was cause my friend tim called himself cyber tim and my name is michael so i called myself robotic mick that is my story and i reackon it is a kewl name to have i will probley put it on my number plate of my car LOL

My real name is not Ted but I have used it since I was 12, everyone knows me as Ted even the family. The timebomb part was assigned by my friends as they never knew when I was gonna go off or what I would do next.

My name has hops and scotch in it. I don't drink however and I don't remember why or when or how I chose it, because I don't drink, or at least I don't remember if I drink or not. Where am I? Is this a chess site? Do I play chess?

My real name isn't Paul McCartney, so I think it's safe to assume that I will be never knighted.

I wanted my name to be artories which was supposed to be the name of Arthur.(according to the film). But I accidently typed in arterioes.But I think I like my present name better.😛

I hate to admit it, but my name came from the first thing I saw when I was trying to think of a "Cool" online name.

What did I see?...A bloody vacuum cleaner.😳

Nyxie is a watersprite.

-erm-cause i'm a genius?

The great musician of Greek legend, in the Italian form because the Italians started opera and thought he made a great subject for an opera (also, when I first started using it several years ago Orpheus was probably taken anyway).

In addition, an incredibly obscure way of referring to one of my favourite Tori Amos songs...

Not enough space to explain the whole story here, but Google is a wonderful thing.