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UK, Leicester
I read it as Japanese for ages, and thought it was like De Su Ma Te, but then you told, and it kinda clicked.
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Chicago
kitsch wrote:
theghostservant wrote:I am currently being held into indentured servitude by a haunting force.
^
the best jokes are actually serious.
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UK
adventure sounded cool, adv3nture sounded cooler because im 1337 br0.
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detroit
adv3nture wrote:
adventure sounded cool, adv3nture sounded cooler because im 1337 br0.
and there's a guy from Baltimore that used to do chip under the name adventure.
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UK
barbeque wrote:
and there's a guy from Baltimore that used to do chip under the name adventure.
just as well I didn't go with that then, haha.
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New Albany Indiana
Je mappelle's release "Wish" influenced my naming.
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Robotcity, the year 20XX
One day in 2010 I woke up with a huge hangover and this name.
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Dallas, Texas
I mostly go by my real name. Though sometimes I go by Septr which is a pun spelling of Scepter. Except it has an emphasis on 'Sept' meaning 7, and the 'r' at the end is s'pose to make it a verb. So it roughly translates to "One that does 7" or in my case "One that plays in 7" cause 7/4 and 7/8 are my favorite time signatures.
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My name comes from my favorite video game store, which is an ode & reference to the HUGE advancement in SNES videogames.
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Melbourne, Australia
Sure i'll bite.
In the Mexican Día de los Muertos festival, Calaveras are used to decorate shrines to honour friends and family who have passed away. The festival is a celebration of people that have finished their lifespan, much like the dilapidated technology we all use (and bring back from the dead) to make music on. To celebrate with, even.
Last edited by Calavera (Oct 24, 2013 11:25 am)