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Segadroid

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Next to the nickname I currently use on this site and some others, I have 4 other nicknames: Rocketeer, Titano_Mega, The_Lonely_One and Ghost01.

Just wonderin', what R yours? And how did you come up with it?





P.S. I haven't checked if this has been done B4, but whatever.
 

Abedeus

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Siwy.

It comes from my surname. I guess you can translate it to "Grey" and my surname to "Greyden" or something like that.

Damn, I forgot how is that color named in English... You know, not quite grey... like the color old people's hair is. If it is there, at all, of course. Not bald.
 
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Abedeus said:
Siwy.

It comes from my surname. I guess you can translate it to "Grey" and my surname to "Greyden" or something like that.

Damn, I forgot how is that color named in English... You know, not quite grey... like the color old people's hair is. If it is there, at all, of course. Not bald.
Silver?
 

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The infamous SCAMola said:
Abedeus said:
Siwy.

It comes from my surname. I guess you can translate it to "Grey" and my surname to "Greyden" or something like that.

Damn, I forgot how is that color named in English... You know, not quite grey... like the color old people's hair is. If it is there, at all, of course. Not bald.
Silver?
Guess that could do, although "silver" and that color I'm talking about have 2 different shades in my language...

Then I guess it'd be better if my nickname was refered to as "Silver", not "Grey".


MaxTheReaper said:
Abedeus said:
Siwy.

It comes from my surname. I guess you can translate it to "Grey" and my surname to "Greyden" or something like that.

Damn, I forgot how is that color named in English... You know, not quite grey... like the color old people's hair is. If it is there, at all, of course. Not bald.
...White?
No, it's closer to grey than to white. You know. Almost silver.

A bit darker than silver.
 
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Abedeus said:
The infamous SCAMola said:
Abedeus said:
Siwy.

It comes from my surname. I guess you can translate it to "Grey" and my surname to "Greyden" or something like that.

Damn, I forgot how is that color named in English... You know, not quite grey... like the color old people's hair is. If it is there, at all, of course. Not bald.
Silver?
Guess that could do, although "silver" and that color I'm talking about have 2 different shades in my language...

Then I guess it'd be better if my nickname was refered to as "Silver", not "Grey".
You know, It might be untranslateable.
Many languages have words wich refer to various shades of one color that English doesn't have.

Example: Italian has the words Azzurro, Celeste and Turchese to refer to three different shades of light blue.
English on the other hand doesnt make these kind of distinctions and only has the word Light Blue to refer to a lighter shade of the color blue.
 

Hey Joe

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HumongoPenis

ChunkyLover67

CrazyJavaMan

JimboRK

Shutupmaniveorderedthepizzaalreadysojustshutthehelluporillsleepwithyourmumagainthatsright
 

GodsOneMistake

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XxGodsMistakeXx my xboxlive name AnorexicPanda my old xboxlive name its now my WOW account username tho

but in real life ive got a couple nicknames like Dr. Daddy dont ask and Agent Bauer, because my name is very similar to Jack Bauer's from 24 or his name is similar to mine....
 

Froobyx

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Jeenz by a few people only (Taken from my second name)
Ameh and Amehz both taken from my first name.
I used to use Fairycake for my gamertag before I got Live.
 

Abedeus

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The infamous SCAMola said:
Abedeus said:
The infamous SCAMola said:
Abedeus said:
Siwy.

It comes from my surname. I guess you can translate it to "Grey" and my surname to "Greyden" or something like that.

Damn, I forgot how is that color named in English... You know, not quite grey... like the color old people's hair is. If it is there, at all, of course. Not bald.
Silver?
Guess that could do, although "silver" and that color I'm talking about have 2 different shades in my language...

Then I guess it'd be better if my nickname was refered to as "Silver", not "Grey".
You know, It might be untranslateable.
Many languages have words wich refer to various shades of one color that English doesn't have.

Example: Italian has the words Azzurro, Celeste and Turchese to refer to three different shades of light blue.
English on the other hand doesnt make these kind of distinctions and only has the word Light Blue to refer to a lighter shade of the color blue.
Well... Polish has translations of two of those colors, Azzurro (same as Spanish "Azul") is "lazurowy" and Turchese is "turkusowy", but I wouldn't tell them apart. Male eyes.

But point taken. Stupid English with its limitations.