Post: #26

I forgot.

Post: #27

(06-01-2012 12:14 PM)NuMbEr7 Wrote:  Ha! Weird, I will thinking of starting a similar thread but you beat me too it...

7 is my favourite number and Ronaldo wore it at United when I first started watching football, oh and also because of 007

You can ask the forum members about their signatures and why they were inspired.

Post: #28

Title of a Velvet Underground song.

Post: #29

I was in NYC at the time.

Post: #30

My grandfather was Giovanni. My nickname is Gio.

I stole "Giovonny" from some kid in the favelas in Rio. Alot of Brazilians have English or European sounding names like Washington, Wellington, Nelson, Emerson, Wilson, etc.

I think they just like to give their kids European/American type names. Sometimes they get the spelling wrong! I was playing soccer on the beach with some kid in Rio and he said his name was Giovanni, He wrote down his name and email for me and he spelled it "Giovonny".

That was just before I joined the forum.

Post: #31

Mine is the most common name in Greek islands, maybe most common in the world, but i still love it.

Post: #32

I saw wanted a simple boring name like "Mixx."

Post: #33

Nickname

Post: #34

Lothario means a person who has dedicated all his time to seducing women.

It can not be more fitting to my personality, I live, eat, breath Game all day long and practice every opportunity I get and am very passionate about the Hunt......

Post: #35

The word "Bushmen" was used to describe my way thinking and doing things sometimes by a "Somali Immigrant". Not knowing what was at the time he said like a nomad or Urban Nomad.. then I saw so many nomads names it was a given.

Post: #36

I smoked a lot of weed and drank a lot the night of my first post. I was feeling paranoid so I made up a fake name instead of a cool username. In retrospect I should have thought out a better username.

Post: #37

Because I really like Zebra Cakes.

Post: #38

Basil Ransom is the name of a main character in Henry James' novel The Bostonians. He's a charming penniless Southern gent who spends his time trying to steal a beautiful girl from the clutches of his feminist lesbian cousin. An ardent anti-feminist with a cheeky sense of humor.

The novel is an excellent criticism of feminism; contrary to what you hear, feminism was not 'corrupted' in the second, third or fifty seventh wave. It has *always* been corrupt. James characterization of the feminist makes this clear.

Post: #39

There was a show here in BR named Tela Class and they used to make jokes with old international movies by making a new text in portuguese.
Then, I saw one with a guy named Mr. Chocolate, I liked so much that I am Mrs. Chocolate. The caracter was a music producer, a bit close of what I do for living.

Post: #40

A nickname that my social circle gave me after they learned of my Celtic heritage (and one other obvious reason). Did good things to my reputation.

Post: #41

I had guys that worked for me in the DR. They used to call me jefe and patron. Plus, patron is my favorite tequila.

Post: #42

trying to remain undetected from the other common name I use on other forums. And I like the Redskins!

Post: #43

From the Matrix. I remember watching the movie and seeing deeply into it's meaning. I began to see that my perception and belief in myself had a big effect on what I could accomplish. I began to see the world in a different way.

Post: #44

Parlay means to chill. I'm a mellow dude. Deep thinker with mellow sarcastic humor. It's also a gambling
term that means "let it ride" or "press your luck". I tend to press my luck with women. I don't care if they
have boyfriends. I still work them anyway. 44 is a hard 8 on the craps table. Two 4's. I always drop some
money on hard 8. Craps is my favorite game.

Post: #45

I'll bet you can't guess mine.

Post: #46

Aureo means golden in Spanish, my lang. Awesome.

Post: #47

Mine is from an anime. Wait, that's beta isn't it?

Post: #48

(06-01-2012 10:32 AM)Roosh Wrote:  In high school one of my friends started calling me Roosh. Soon all my friends started calling me that.

Did they ever say why they called you Roosh? Or where they drunk and slurred the word 'ruse' with 'Roosh'?

Post: #49

I'm young, and whenever I drive I always "gun it" (floor it) through gaps and around corners. Also, a lot of my friends tell me I look like a western gunslinger. Hence, YoungGunner.

Post: #50

I was watching Initial-D at the time I registered. It's actually not the main character, Takumi, but his father, Bunta - he is Mt. Akina's most formidable driver, always keeps his cool, doesn't talk much, wise and experienced, and smokes mad cigarettes.