What's the story behind your username?

Mine comes from me being an aspiring writer that cares deeply about her original characters.

 

Mine is just something I came up with while making this account, nothing special, although a couple people have complimented my screen name.

 

I think mine speaks for Itself :lol:

 

My Sun sign is Libra and I love cats (neko, in Japanese)

 

My middle name is Alexander and I really, really, really like dragons.

 

my username is the name of a band I created a while back. The band members and I get bullied a lot, 3n = 3 nerds. lol.

We all just left for different reasons about a year ago (In a new band now)

 

I'm mostly gay and I love Batman. Ben Affleck is hot.

 

It's latin for ashes. I like the sound of it plus the other meanings it has. I changed my username when I had somewhat found my answers to all the weird questions regarding self identity and LGBT topics that come up during puberty. Thus I didn't want to cling to a username resembling the one of the account I had and deleted before and start with something new so the name is also fitting in that sense.

 

I'm a lady and my name is Diana... I know, not very creative ;-;

 

It's my name... Super creative, I know, I know...

 

I'm obsessed with outer space, and I always believed my spirit animal was a cat. It might actually be an owl, but eh... How do you explain my insanely good fake meows, then? :lol:

 

It's Latin for bearded or beardy - and I have a beard. I'm kinda literal.

 

I'm an American History nerd...i wanted to remain anonymous so that i wouldn't be outed by a website so my other username ideas were too specific to me. 1776 it is.

 

My username really captures the way I approach most things in life. The numbers are also a significant date, though not for me, specifically.

 

trapped as a "woman"
I wish to be
a free man

 

I'm very into gaming and reading and came across a creepypasta story about a fictional game called killswitch. Two of my favorite things all in one

Then I just threw some numbers at the end simply because I could. I like feeling like I have power lol

 

It's in reference to a F.O.B song and also my love for all things punk.

 

It's a number. A number on the step to defining the infamous Graham's number.
Let a^b represent a raised to b power. So 2^3 = 8.
Then a^^b means a raised to the power of a b times. So 2^^3 = 2^2^2. This is worked from right to left, and so it is 2^(2^2) = 2^4 = 16. And 2^^4 = 2^16 = 65,536, and 2^^5 = 2^65,536 which is a number of over 19,000 digits.
a^^^b means a^^a...^^a, b times. And tritri is 3^^^3.
This makes 3^^3^^3 = 3^^(3^^3) = 3^^(3^3^3) = 3^^7,625,597,484,987, or 3 raised to the power of itself 7,625,597,484,987 times. This number is so large that you would have to take the number of digits of this number slightly less than 7,625,597,484,987 times before approaching a number small enough to write down.
I was obsessed with extremely large numbers at the time of making my account.

 

It's my name. I actually don't really know the story of my birth name.

 

I just chose Reciprocal as a random word relating to maths. I'm thinking of changing it.