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jackhammer 01-16-2009 05:03 PM

Post what your name means in the jackhammer dictionary.
 
If you have'nt got a sense of humour or are a cry baby then GTFO. Whose first?

DISCLAIMER:Jackhammer holds no responsibility for any offences caused and/or obscure references when explaining the heritage of individuals names. Feel free to rip the piss in the shoutbox of his name BTW :D

WWWP 01-16-2009 05:13 PM

Oh! Me, me me!
Name: Stephenie

Alfred 01-16-2009 05:13 PM

Me next!

jackhammer 01-16-2009 05:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wolverinewolfweiselpigeon (Post 580270)
Oh! Me, me me!
Name: Stephenie

Your name has been stolen from the mans name 'Stephen' which has it's roots in Greek Mythology. Apart from the fact that it is spelt wrong according to the jackhammer dictionary, it also is a name that is usually hidden from the world under a ridiculous username that makes no grammatical sense.

It does however imply a shy nature that will reveal itself and shed it's wings on an internet forum. Strange hats are also linked with the name.

Akira 01-16-2009 05:23 PM

^^First half saves me doing mine, :D

...assuming that's what you were getting at.

jackhammer 01-16-2009 05:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alfred (Post 580271)
Me next!

Alfred is a magnificently bold name in the English language as he was recognised as the first True English king. Problem was, he was a terrible baker especially with cakes. He could'nt cook them for love nor money and received many beatings for this.

He did however rise out of his cocoon and display to the world his true power which was the burning of the Green Day people and heralding in a new and peaceful era. Affectionately known as the era of the 'Matisyahu'.

WWWP 01-16-2009 05:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jackhammer (Post 580278)
Your name has been stolen from the mans name 'Stephen' which has it's roots in Greek Mythology. Apart from the fact that it is spelt wrong according to the jackhammer dictionary, it also is a name that is usually hidden from the world under a ridiculous username that makes no grammatical sense.

It does however imply a shy nature that will reveal itself and shed it's wings on an internet forum. Strange hats are also linked with the name.

:laughing:
Sig'd for sure.

jackhammer 01-16-2009 05:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ToeAndno (Post 580280)
^^First half saves me doing mine, :D

...assuming that's what you were getting at.

Wasnt getting at anything fella. Just bored. your name is linked with Akira?

Akira 01-16-2009 05:34 PM

My name is Stephen and my username "makes no grammatical sense" so I thought you were referencing me. Lol. Not that I'd mind.

Yes Akira is one of the names I use when playing in online/Lan tournaments.

jackhammer 01-16-2009 05:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ToeAndno (Post 580284)
My name is Stephen and my username "makes no grammatical sense" so I thought you were referencing me. Lol. Not that I'd mind.

Yes Akira is one of the names I use when playing in online/Lan tournaments.

I'm not clever lol :D But you have to be done now.

Toeandno is quite simply a childs name and is the easiest rhyming name to be appear catchy and hip. Unfortunately it fails. Toes are horrible things but the name has only appeared once. The Doomsday book does have an entry for the fella who had no shoes who was unfortunately named thus.

The 'andno' comes from fellow human being responses to his views about popular guitar music that is now considered more out of date than the present authors tastes (ref. Lynyrd Skynrd).

Combine the two names together and the name denotes high intelligence, sarcastic humour and a controlling streak.

jackhammer 01-16-2009 05:44 PM

For Alfred: this may help.
The Baldwin Project: Fifty Famous Stories Retold by James Baldwin

dac 01-16-2009 05:50 PM

Do me, Do me :tramp::tramp::tramp:

jackhammer 01-16-2009 06:02 PM

Dac:

Dac is an abbreviation for a very boring practice known as Design Automation Conference. This is where people sit around for hours on end pontificating on their particular choice and accepting no one elses opinion.

Internet terminology for this is called :excessive fanboyism. A common virus (geddit?) of the 21st century that doctors are finding increasingly hard to budge.

There is however, a new school of thought that proposes that if they are left alone and not fed any materials (either animal, vegetable, mineral or HTML) they will indeed settle and accept their natural order in the circle of life. This is usually just above the creature known as 'Coldplay'.

A positive of this is that the 'Virus' has no malice and does'nt display any vicious tendencies and that ensures it's survival, nay-it's integral part of the complex organism known as 'Forum'.

simplephysics 01-16-2009 06:29 PM

why the hell not..

jackhammer 01-16-2009 06:41 PM

Dreadnaught:

Dreadnaught is a vicious play on the the name for an awesome Early British Battleship that dates back to 1906. Recent photos suggest a slightly more recent date but similarities in name to many computer games and a heavy Metal band suggest a name that is inexorably mired in the past yet utterly determined to be at the forefront of modern technology.

Dreadnaught is an asexual name that suggest's a certain shyness and lack of confidence yet it is bold and masculine and hopes that it's reputation precedes it.

The name Dreadnaught suggests a lack of identity and confidence but once these have been found the name engorges and becomes powerful and ever so slightly scary.

Kirby 01-16-2009 06:51 PM

Sure. :)

RoemerMW 01-16-2009 07:33 PM

This thread is great, do mine please :)

Matt

NSW 01-16-2009 11:53 PM

I'm scared...

Laces Out Dan! 01-16-2009 11:57 PM

Alright Jackhammer, I bet you wanna have a good dig at me.

Scott

gunnels 01-17-2009 12:52 PM

Jd :)

Comus 01-18-2009 08:32 AM

Do Yngve, and/or Comus.

jackhammer 01-18-2009 09:31 AM

I will get through some of these a little later. I bet you can't wait :D

Bulldog 01-18-2009 10:24 AM

I'll get in queue for this :D

Janszoon 01-18-2009 04:25 PM

What I want to know is, since I have the same first name as Jackhammer, does that mean the Jackhammer dictionary meaning of my name would be particularly amazing?

jackhammer 01-18-2009 04:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kirby (Post 580325)
Sure. :)

Kirby was the national game of poor working class kids who did'nt even have a patch of grass on which to play football Kerby and although the spelling is slightly different it is a subtle dig at those less fortunate than himself.

It also references a game where a pink cloud floats around and eats everything in site. The game is appalling yet oddly engaging. A little like the Tech N9ne with which I was asked to review.

Quote:

Originally Posted by RoemerMW (Post 580332)
This thread is great, do mine please :)

Matt

Roemer is a surname of Germanic origin and the subtle use of the users initials placed behind the surname suggests an imagination that was'nt burning brightly when having to enter a username.

This seems to show a shy nature that has'nt fully developed into a playful and mischevious MB member yet. That is all. Hint- change username.

Janszoon 01-18-2009 05:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jackhammer (Post 581178)
Kirby was the national game of poor working class kids who did'nt even have a patch of grass on which to play football Kerby and although the spelling is slightly different it is a subtle dig at those less fortunate than himself.

It also references a game where a pink cloud floats around and eats everything in site. The game is appalling yet oddly engaging. A little like the Tech N9ne with which I was asked to review.

Heh. I freaking love that game.

Terrible Lizard 01-18-2009 08:26 PM

My name when you can.
Vincent or Terrible Lizard you choose.

swim 01-18-2009 08:27 PM

I'll sign up for this.

RoemerMW 01-19-2009 12:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jackhammer (Post 581178)
Roemer is a surname of Germanic origin and the subtle use of the users initials placed behind the surname suggests an imagination that was'nt burning brightly when having to enter a username.

This seems to show a shy nature that has'nt fully developed into a playful and mischevious MB member yet. That is all. Hint- change username.

lol, I tried to think of a good one but I couldn't :( I originally choose UberFilmBuff, but I loathed that name a few days after I choose it, so I decided **** it, I'm going with my real name.

Farfisa 01-20-2009 09:55 AM

I want to be a part of this too. :(

Sneer 01-20-2009 10:08 AM

Go on then, do your worst Lee (what kind of name is that?)

jackhammer 01-20-2009 03:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nonsubmissivewife (Post 580388)
I'm scared...

Obviously this is the complete opposite of your persona and the idea of throwing out non-submissiveness (is that a word? probably not :D) to the world means that you either want or feel the reverse. Either that or youre just kinky and like being tied up :D Adding the 'wife' to the end of the name is a shrewd move though. It means 'look but don't touch'.

jackhammer 01-20-2009 03:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LesPaul43 (Post 580389)
Alright Jackhammer, I bet you wanna have a good dig at me.

Scott

Scott is too easy. It's user names only :D

Les Paul is obviously the inventor of the solid body guitar. A phallic symbol if I have ever saw one. The username is at first glance is the ultimate symbol of music and the cool factor but peak beneath the surface and we have a sexual complex. By naming yourself thus, you are hiding the fact that a guitar has been regarded as an extension of sexuality and this has'nt been fully expressed yet. The 43 is a mystic number native to Canadians and usually relates to the cans of beer consumed by males at the weekend.

Janszoon 01-20-2009 04:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jackhammer (Post 582187)
Scott is too easy. It's user names only :D

Well in that case, what's official Jackhammer dictionary definition of "Janszoon"?

jackhammer 01-20-2009 04:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Janszoon (Post 582220)
Well in that case, what's official Jackhammer dictionary definition of "Janszoon"?

Wait your turn :D

Laces Out Dan! 01-21-2009 07:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jackhammer (Post 582187)
Scott is too easy. It's user names only :D

Les Paul is obviously the inventor of the solid body guitar. A phallic symbol if I have ever saw one. The username is at first glance is the ultimate symbol of music and the cool factor but peak beneath the surface and we have a sexual complex. By naming yourself thus, you are hiding the fact that a guitar has been regarded as an extension of sexuality and this has'nt been fully expressed yet. The 43 is a mystic number native to Canadians and usually relates to the cans of beer consumed by males at the weekend.

Hahah with the 43. Spot on bud.

Surell 01-21-2009 08:25 PM

Tristan. Do it.

NSW 01-21-2009 08:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jackhammer (Post 582181)
Obviously this is the complete opposite of your persona and the idea of throwing out non-submissiveness (is that a word? probably not :D) to the world means that you either want or feel the reverse. Either that or youre just kinky and like being tied up :D Adding the 'wife' to the end of the name is a shrewd move though. It means 'look but don't touch'.

A little bit of column A...and a little bit of column B. ;)

CAPTAIN CAVEMAN 01-21-2009 08:35 PM

queue me up

jackhammer 01-26-2009 04:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gunnels (Post 580563)
Jd :)

Gunnels- are you a plank or a fish? no comment at this juncture. I reckon you thought this name was bad ass because it had the word 'gun' in it. Either that or you are in fact an extremely good swimmer and earned this nickname whilst wading through the water and making everyone look stupid.


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