Why your Screen name?

#1

What’s the story behind your forum name? If there is any at all…but I’ve been seeing some strange ones.

I chose mine because it was a badass antagonistic force featured in a badass video game. Guess which.

#2

Because my Surname is Siggers, and I’m FUCKING unimaginative, that’s why.

It’s short, it works.
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#3

This is my real name apart from vb, how original huh.

#4

Totally random. I was signing up for Warcraft III B-net and needed a username. I thought “I like Dinosaurs”, threw some ideas around in my head, and ended up with this one. It has yet to be taken on any site I’ve signed up for so it’s just stuck all this time.

#5

Here

#6

Because spycrabs are fucking awesome no matter you sayin.

#7

This thread should be merged.

#8

You spelt your name wrong. IT’S CRABZ WITH A Z. :hmph:

#9

I was referring to the species collectively, not my name. :hmph:

#10

THIS IS LIKE THE 8TH TIME A THREAD LIKE THIS HAS BEEN MADE, I’VE ANSWERED ALREADY!

#11

Indeed.

Cut and paste from the last topic (where it was cut and paste from the one before that :wink: ).

I was watching TV when my brother walked through the room during a commercial break. I made a rude comment about a woman in the commercial, and he called me a pig. I agreed with him and tried to make a pig noise to emphasize the point, but it came out sounding more like a goat noise.

Then when I tired to take Goat Pig as a screen name somewhere, it was already taken… Still shocked about that. But wait! I’m not just a goat pig, or the Goat Pig. I’m Thee Goat Pig! The one and only true Goat Pig! And I like the old English sound of it :wink:

#12

Fun Fact: I’ve never seen the movie.

#13

Because fire is awesome.

#14

Unless you’re standing in it.

#15

Then your username changes to Imonfire. :lol:

#16

For all this time, I could have sworn your name was ThreeGoatPig.

Damn it.

#17

ent_fire has got on my faec

#18

Guess.

#19

Is it because you get laid a lot and have an active social life?

#20

LOL same here, wtf. :fffuuu:

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