Here's a fun little exercise. Obviously I'm not going to ask you to post your real names, that's probably in violation of a rule somewhere. Instead, take your full name (first name, middle name(s), last name) and look up what each of them mean. Then mash those meanings together and see what it says about you.
My names come together as "Farmer/peasant, rock, God is reconciling, from he who carries a short sword". ...Either it's telling me that being a rock farmer with a small package is all I'm cracked up to be because that's just God's way of having a laugh at my expense ("reconciling" sounds so sarcastic)... Or, in a more optimistic and symbolic reading, it's saying that I'm a humble but stubborn and steadfast person at heart, focused on making amends with people I didn't think I'd get along with, but ready to stand up for myself should the need arise. Which actually isn't too far off, but I suppose you can make anything work if you look at it just the right way.
So, what about yours?
"Have you ever had a dream that you thought was impossible to achieve? Well, some people say nothing is impossible. But I do nothing every day! So you can definitely do it."
--Tofu the dog's infinite wisdom
"British English is easy! Just use an 's' instead of a 'z' and replace 'or' with 'our' and you're dandy." "Do you want pissa our noodles for dinner?" "u better not piss in r noodles m8"
--Classic exchange between Popeychops and John the Late
My names come together as "Farmer/peasant, rock, God is reconciling, from he who carries a short sword". ...Either it's telling me that being a rock farmer with a small package is all I'm cracked up to be because that's just God's way of having a laugh at my expense ("reconciling" sounds so sarcastic)... Or, in a more optimistic and symbolic reading, it's saying that I'm a humble but stubborn and steadfast person at heart, focused on making amends with people I didn't think I'd get along with, but ready to stand up for myself should the need arise. Which actually isn't too far off, but I suppose you can make anything work if you look at it just the right way.
So, what about yours?
--Tofu the dog's infinite wisdom
"British English is easy! Just use an 's' instead of a 'z' and replace 'or' with 'our' and you're dandy." "Do you want pissa our noodles for dinner?" "u better not piss in r noodles m8"
--Classic exchange between Popeychops and John the Late