Give yourself a nickname

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Try and think of a nickname for yourself that would best fit you. It doesn't matter how long or short it is, just try and make one up.

My nickname that would best describe me would be: The History/Documentary, 70's, 80's, 90's, Music, Anime, & Vintage Items Intellectual.

-LegoMaster2149 (Written on January 24, 2018)

Wolfie

Raleighbaba.

Roop.

I've nicknamed myself "The Invisible Girl," because I'm what I call socially invisible - that is, people can see me enough not to run into me or anything, but they barely seem to consciously realize I'm there most of the time - I might get a passing greeting, but then it's like I don't exist. If it's just me and a group of very close friends in a room, like when my roommate my first year of college would have friends over, they'll even talk about very personal things that they wouldn't talk about with anyone else present, even though they barely know me.

The other nickname I've given myself is Dragonfire, because I have the soul of a dragon.

Tin Soldier Man

rai... as it supposedly means trust, thunder, and lightning as a japanese name.

Semmephoei.

Silent Shadow.

Think Hard

Personality currently under renovations

If I could give myself another nickname, it would be Reimund, since I really love German names.

Sweet Pea

I do on occasion wind up with Krafties nickname. And my co-workers sometimes call me "Google".

If I had to give myself a nickname, it'd probably be Djärv. In his youth, my father was nicknamed Modig ("Brave"), due to a number of characteristics that I've no doubt inherited from him. "Djärv" has the dual meaning of "brave" and "bold", and is pronounced exactly the same as "järv" ("wolverine"). Too bad I look terrible in muttonchops.

Cat Lover and Appreciator of Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Denis Istomin

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