What does your username mean?
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Mine is my initials, DF, combined with skelleton. Don't ask why I chose skelleton, maybe because I had that cool flaming nazi skeleton from the new Wolfenstein game on my mind at the time. I had seen the cover, and that's it.
When a child is born with the parents unmarried they are born through wedlock, making them a bastard child.
Ironicly I wasn't born through wedlock, nor am I that much of a bastard.
Wedlock is a good word and it's rarely used now days, the 49 is there because of a mistake I made whilst registering the first "Wedlock" account... the 49 has grown on me since then I think they're two numbers that go well together.
Ironicly I wasn't born through wedlock, nor am I that much of a bastard.
Wedlock is a good word and it's rarely used now days, the 49 is there because of a mistake I made whilst registering the first "Wedlock" account... the 49 has grown on me since then I think they're two numbers that go well together.
Mine is Zach Brannigan. My first name is Zachary and one day a long time ago someone called me Zach Brannigan bc we were talking about Futurama and we talked about Zapp Brannigan. See, Zapp Brannigan, Zach Brannigan? Thats also my gamertag spelled just like it
It relates to my email, DarkEyeInsight, I have absolutely no idea what it means, I just came up with it because I needed an email. Well, when I went to make my PSN name, the whole name wouldnt work, so I just went with DarkInsight, and it kinda just stuck.
I will bl1nd you with my super l33tnes. Was originally letters and a joke about Project: Snowblind.
I am an amorphous, Lovecraftian horror born on February 5th 1988. I don't cause insanity but I do trample people sometimes with easily-formed hooves and whatnot.
Phantomess - the female form of Phantom. She was an alter-ego I invented for a Lost Cities project in which I recreated the Paris Opera House from The Phantom of the Opera. She was the protege of the original Phantom; far more blood-thirsty and completely insane, yet uniquely brilliant.
From there, I was known as the Phantomess in-class - we all had nicknames; Muffins, Courterrious, Daboss... but the boys feared the Phantomess. She generally smacked them with a newspaper if they wouldn't get a move on (please note that physical violence is never an answer. However, occasionally it is a means to an end).
From there, I was known as the Phantomess in-class - we all had nicknames; Muffins, Courterrious, Daboss... but the boys feared the Phantomess. She generally smacked them with a newspaper if they wouldn't get a move on (please note that physical violence is never an answer. However, occasionally it is a means to an end).