Topic: The story behind your screen name?

Jango as in Jango fett and my last name is november thus, Jango nov, jangonov

That information is classified. You may want to try to figure it out for yourself, though.

What, is this some kind of joke?

Is it? Is it? Let me in on this "joke," please.

@SonicMaster: considering his name is 'Nintendo' spelled backwards, I'd have to go with 'yes' on that one

Well I'm beastman93FZero on Youtube only because, beastman93 was already taken there. I'm beastman93 everywhere else though.

Well I really like F-Zero GX, and Beastman the racer is my fave character in the game, so easy there. 1993 was the year I was born, so there goes the 93 part.

I was the shortest in my class all through elementary school, thus making me Mini. I'm rarely called Al, but I used it because MiniAl sounds better than MiniAlex. 100 was just a random number I chose for no absolute reason.

Todd is my first name, and R is the initial of my last name. And in grade 7 and 8, a lot of people called me Todder, so the name has sort of stuck.

I was out my friend's house and we were playing his Xbox 360. Everyone made a gamertag and I chose the name fudgenuts64. Here I'm just fudgenuts.

@theblackdragon: Do I get kudos for Google skills that lead me to find that it was a reference to "The Dragon Lance?"

As for me, I was trying to think up a screen name, prefereably one nobody else would want to use (eliminating the "already taken" problem some people have run into). I'm a gamer, so that part was easy. I have a fairly large (but not the largest of all NLife, thanks to Twilight Crow) collection of stuffed animals, so I decided to reference that in my screen name. Then I had Stuffedgamer. I shorted it because that sounded off...in no small part because it has a double meaning (overeating-wise). I added the 1 because a website insisted I have a number in my screen name, and I just picked the easiest one to add (plus it proves that, like a Tigger, "I'm the only one!"). Now it's just my online identity, and I have no plans to ever change it.

@Stuffgamer

Love the Winnie the Pooh reference.

@CowLaunch: Why, thank you!

Sadly, a Tigger is not in my collection. I do have a wonderful Pooh, though, and my dad has a good Rabbit near the computer in the basement.

Stuffed animal collector=real man. lol

@Stuffo: eh, close enough; i'll let it slide

I murdered Chicken Caesar.

I have a love for the Super Smash Bros. series, plus the 1999 part represent the year Super Smash Bros. for the Nintendo 64 was released.

I'm simply known as SuperSmashBros.Fan on IGN, Super Smash Bros. Fan on Video-Game-Info Forums, Spax Toon Game Zone, Crystal Cave (By Darknessthecurse), and Team IGN, I'm known as SSBFAN on Photobucket, and DarkFlash in McLeod Gaming.

At Youtube, I'm known as supersmashbrosfan94, the 94 part represent my birthdate.

So yeah, that's a lot of usernames.

A silly name I came up with to represent the king of the elements. I just combined King and Element, and I thought the O was cool.
And it stuck.

All my other screen names are just random combinations of letters, often intended to be hard to pronounce.

I have had a bazillion screen names over the years. My very first one would have been either Link13 or Assparagus. I was such a creative youngster. I prefer to use the simplest possible variant of my real name nowadays because I get tired of screen names quickly and then want to change it.

@ Elemento
The O is cool, but I think Oprah has that letter copyrighted. Someone I used to play an online board game with frequently went by the name zxzxi. You don't get much less pronounceable than that.

It's just a made up word I use made up words for all screen names but never the same one twice. Also I hate useing a name followed by numbers.

@Adam-Assparagus was one of your first screen names? How creative...