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Where did your username come from?
Post: #1
Where did your username come from?
Just intrigued to know why you choose that username as we have a few interesting ones in this community.
Post: #2
RE: Where did your username come from?
I would copy&paste mine from the MAG forums, but they deleted the entire Off-topic section. So I have to type it all out.
Well, here goes:
Back when I played games on Miniclip.com I would put CptBush (don't ask) as my high score username. Eventually, Miniclip didn't allow certain words in the high score. My dog at the time's name was Kirby (Click here for the story on how the dog got his name), so figured I'd make my high score name that as well.
The "Cpt" part came from a number of different sources, but it was mainly because I thought the rank Captain was the coolest rank in any military.
JCxING, where did yours come from?
02-19-2012, 11:16 PM (This post was last modified: 02-21-2012 06:09 PM by A-P-P-Baby.)
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RE: Where did your username come from?
Ya JC you can't start a sharing thread and not share.
Here's my explanation
*Fixed by Stylie*
*thanks brah*
02-20-2012, 12:28 AM (This post was last modified: 02-20-2012 02:08 AM by JCxING.)
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RE: Where did your username come from?
(02-19-2012 10:54 PM)CptKirby Wrote: I would copy&paste mine from the MAG forums, but they deleted the entire Off-topic section. So I have to type it all out.
Miniclip hey? It takes me back to my childhood, one of the best online free gaming sites around. So who would of thought that Kirby was chosen after a Baseball player/your dog instead of the Nintendo character, pretty interesting read on your bio.
(02-19-2012 11:16 PM)A-P-P-Baby Wrote: Ya JC you can't start a sharing thread and not share.What vid is that APP? Can't seem to see it.
Well here's mine. I was better know on others games as XingBa. XingBa is a style name of Gan Ning and if any one who has played Dynasty Warriors or Romance of the Three Kingdoms will know of him (Love my ancient Chinese history)
Started playing an online game over nearly 10 years ago now which the site is still up called threekingdoms.com and used either XingBa, LingCao or what I'm better know as on there, ChinBo. The game had really poor graphics and if you were excellent at maths then you would really excel in it but communication was really key as everyone used MSN messenger. It was a squares game were basically you had 8 kingdoms fighting it out to rule China. Diplomacy was great in this game, sure it looked poor but the combat or skirmishing we used to call it was pretty fun. Taking a city or a city full of 8 people which was called a Supercity was a huge achievement in the game. This was basically a siege and required a hell of a lot of moves to pull off. The game was reset every time a kingdom won and it got up to game 50 something until the admin of the game went into hiding and hasn't been heard from since. I got MVP and winning Emperor game 26 and MVP game 41. They were fun times as the good old diplomacy board was basically a flame board and wasn't for the faint hearted.
I created an Xbox live account and since XingBa was taken I used XingJC which is my youtube account name. Because I was too poor (at high school) at the time I couldn't renew my account so I basically created another account called JCxING (as you can tell it's simply XingJC backwards.) The JC part is my initails and the Xing part is from XingBa. I do love to wind people and say it's JFishing because of the Cx (fish anyone?) Or JF***ing, people who know me will tell you of my crazy sense of humour so yeah thats how I came across this username but calling me JC is all good.
Sorry that was a bit long.
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RE: Where did your username come from?
Mine comes from when I first created my PSN account I was into Phineas and Ferb a cartoon on Disney Channel. And a character on the show who is a platypus that is actually a secret agent's name was Perry so I wanted to make it something after that.. And I happened to have just heard the song Paralyzer so I put 2 and 2 together and made Perrylyzer!
Risks- If you don't make it, it's your own damn vault
Post: #6
RE: Where did your username come from?
(02-20-2012 12:28 AM)JCxING Wrote: Sorry that was a bit long.
No, it's fine. I thought it was worth reading.
Is there any way I could see gameplay of this game?
02-20-2012, 01:57 AM (This post was last modified: 02-20-2012 01:58 AM by JCxING.)
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RE: Where did your username come from?
(02-20-2012 01:37 AM)CptKirby Wrote:(02-20-2012 12:28 AM)JCxING Wrote: Sorry that was a bit long.
Lol if you can call it gameplay. I have a video on my desktop some where of a siege. Once I find I'll upload.
(02-20-2012 01:07 AM)Perrylyzer Wrote: Mine comes from when I first created my PSN account I was into Phineas and Ferb a cartoon on Disney Channel. And a character on the show who is a platypus that is actually a secret agent's name was Perry so I wanted to make it something after that.. And I happened to have just heard the song Paralyzer so I put 2 and 2 together and made Perrylyzer!My younger brother used to watch that, it was way after my generation I think.
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RE: Where did your username come from?
My Name is Stylie77.
On the PS2 it was simply STYLIE... when the PS3 came out either someone took it, or it was locked from the PS2 not sure.
My name started off as StylusStoked
WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY back in 1994... America Online (AOL) was the main Internet Service Provider.
Was over at my girlfriends house and her mom was one of the few people that had internet and a computer that I even knew of in the suburbs of Cincinnati.
They showed me the internet and said I needed a Screen Name.
All the dumb ass names I came up with were already taken... even with my favorite numbers at the end.
I looked to my left and there was a Epson Stylus Printer sitting next to the computer.
Stylus... now that sounded cool.
I knew it was the tip of tools used for engraving... cuz of an art class I took, I later learned the tip of the needle on old record players is also called a stylus.
Either way in my mind it was "The Point of Creation", being a fairly creative person... I liked the idea.
Stylus... however was taken.
People said that I was always upbeat and I remember a guy from California saying "Dude you are always so stoked brah!!!"
I had no idea wtf stoked meant and actually looked that shit up in a dictionary while in 10th grade.
Stoked is the past tense of stoking... which a stoker does to a fire.
To stoke a fire... so that it is stoked.
Stoking is basically turning the coals of a fire to make it burn hotter.
Creative... makes the fire burn hotter....
WTF does that have to do with STYLIE?
Well... remember that I was making a name for AOL?
Yeah back then it was all chatrooms and email...
So I started going to a chatroom and talking to people from all around the world.
Some rooms had "regulars" which is basically peeps that camp the same room everyday.
Typing out Stylusstoked every time you were addressing me was tiresome to the regulars so the chicks started calling me STYLIE for short.
Course I knew what a Stylie was... I love Reggae music.
But for those that don't... Uban Dictionary - Stylie
Whenever I can register as STYLIE I do, otherwise I am Stylie77.
As far as I know... there are two other people in the entire world that register as STYLIE77.
Both are fairly inactive, I would like to get the STYLIE77 Youtube account from the french chick that only has 3 vids from 2008 tho...
If you see Stylie77 or Stylie somewhere... the odds are pretty good that it is me.
Google Results for Stylie77
02-20-2012, 06:21 AM (This post was last modified: 02-20-2012 06:25 AM by Mordeth2202.)
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RE: Where did your username come from?
Well the Mordeth part acually comes form a book series I read called the wheel of time. Mordeth was head of a councel for a dominent city-state. As he became more powerfull he became more paranoid. (Seems to be commen with people in power, Stalin anybody). He eventually betrayed his own people and the entire city-state was destroyed. Part of Mordeth lived on though and is always waiting for a time to take over a victom and controll them to live again. Hence the translation being deaths imbrace, or deaths curse. I would tell you how it ends but the series isn't done yet so i don't know yet.
The 2202 is acually of a more personal nature to me. My daughter was born on march 22 of 2002 hence the 2202.
Post: #10
RE: Where did your username come from?
my English teacher used to call be gobbybobby. That stuck.
Blog: http://gobbybobbyy.blogspot.co.uk/
Twitch: http://www.twitch.tv/gobbybobby
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dependent personalities. Thus the early scientific investigators, as Anaxagoras and Parmenides, necessarily broke with polytheism, and proclaimed the essential oneness of that power from which all came. Men of philosophic spirit everywhere, whether in India, Egypt, China, or Rome, have pressed behind the confusing throng of pagan pantheons, to reach some elder, more eternal, more majestic, and absolute power behind them all. Nutar the power; Tao the eternal principle; Akevana Zarvana boundless time; Brahma the supernatural essence of all. The questions, "Whence has all come? What is the source of all?" have become more and more urgent. One after another, the idols of ancient belief have been broken by the iconoclastic hammer of fuller knowledge, and the yearning arms of faith, that must embrace some adored object, have reached up to purer conceptions of the divine, more worthy of worship.
Or when, on the contrary, civilization is decaying, and the incursions and conquests of barbarians are, from century to century, making society coarser and rougher, as happened in Europe from the fifth to the tenth century, then we see a corresponding degeneration in religion.
How lofty and pure the spiritual truths that Jesus taught! And, in the simple, ingenuous narratives of the gospel, what an anchor to the Christian Church to keep it, one would think, from ever drifting far away from its original place! And yet, what melancholy degradation, what gross perversions, did Christianity lapse into among the dissolute Greeks and Romans, the rude Franks and Vandals! As we study mediæval Christianity, with its belief in witchcraft and all sorts of pious and impious magic; its melancholy asceticism; the gross worship of saints, relics, and images, and deifications of Virgin and eucharistic bread and wine; with its martial, steel-clad bishops, ready to fight in public as in private; with its exaltation of ceremony above morality, and investment of priest and pope with supernatural power and authority—it seems almost incredible that the glad-tidings of the gospel, the simple faith that started as a message of peace on earth and goodwill to men, could ever have been transformed into this. It is only by the irresistible influence of a corrupt society in the first place, and, secondly, of a barbarous society, that it is at all explainable.
The first forms of religion have well been called a kind of primitive philosophy. So, full-fledged philosophy has been the constant pioneer of a purer theology, and the diverse speculations of the intellect, from the days of Ptah-hotep and Lao-Tsee down to those of Hegel and Cousin, have been prominent forces in giving pious hearts their special directions in the religious field. According as the metaphysics of a people varies—following the empiric or the intuitive, the positive or the idealistic type—so will its religion vary. See, e. g., what a different thing Buddhism developed into among the nation of positivists, the Chinese, from the form it took among the idealistic Brahmans.

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Soccer great Pele says one of his competitors "drug-cheat" Maradona should be stripped of his medals. Pele gets down on the Argentinian's right foot and his drug-use. (Goal.Com)
"Maradona was an excellent player," 'The King' told Brazilian newspaper 'O Estado de Sao Paulo. However he could not dribble with his right foot, he couldn't head the ball. He was not a complete player."
Then the Brazilian commented on drug use:
Pele once again hit out at Maradona's drug abuse, and controversially stated that he should have all the medals he won stripped away from him.
"Why did so many Olympic athletes lose their medals when they were found guilty of doping, but not Maradona?" Pele controversially asked.
Maradona had a well-known addiction to cocaine, however he never took performance-enhancing drugs.
Not quite correct. In 1994, FIFA suspended Maradona for ephedrine in his urine. There are also stories of steroid and analgesic use:
Drugs and Maradona are more linked than is at first apparent. He was weaned on them even before he knew it. Scurrilous men in his past, so-called doctors, mixed steroids with his food to build a frail physique into something bull-like.
In his teens, he was administered more drugs. These, the appalling painkillers that sporting authorities incongruously allow, racked and distorted the ankle, the knee, the suffering back of a superstar whose multimillion-dollar transfer fees and million-dollar salary were the excuses to patch him up, to push him through nature's warning, to play him on half a leg.
That was the sport's administrators extracting their pound of flesh, the doctors obeying them rather than medical propriety, the body at the center of it all building up a legacy of arthritic pain.
Sounds like the hand of god, had a hand of pills too.


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Steps to restore an object from the Active Directory Recycle Bin using the Active Directory Module for PowerShell
*requires Server 2008 R2 Domain and functional Levels, along with the recycle bin for AD enabled before hand
PS>Get-ADObject -SearchBase "CN=Deleted Objects,DC=,DC=" -ldapFilter "(objectClass=*)" -includeDeletedObjects | Format-List Name,ObjectClass,ObjectGuid
Where and should be replaced by your domain name
Restore-ADObject –identity
Where is the ObjectGuid of the object to be restored
***Note: You can only restore an object if the container it was originally located in exists. (restore it if it doesn't)
**Additional Note: to enable AD Recycle Bin in a 2008 R2 Forest/Domain, use the following Powershell command: Enable-ADOptionalFeature 'Recycle Bin Feature' -Scope ForestOrConfigurationSet -target 'test.local'
Trying this now and I get "Illegal modify operation. Some aspect of the modification is not permitted."
To enable the recycle bin, this operation must be performed on the Domain Controller that holds the naming master FSMO role. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee617209.aspx


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Amazon online retailer has reportedly removed a doormat product from its website after criticism on social media that the mat with the word 'Allah' offends Muslims.
The retail giant has also apologised after outraged Muslims said they were offended by the product which allowed people to wipe their feet on Allah's name.
The online discussion, with people calling it "shameful" and "disrespectful," has been reportedly going on since June, with people complaining that the retailer is ignoring their comments.
The story took a new course after the product was noticed earlier this month by Mariam Khan, a city councilor from Birmingham, UK. Later, she addressed Amazon on Twitter, complaining that the mats were "extremely offensive to Muslims."
"Amazon, please remove these from your site immediately," she wrote as well as making a post on Facebook on the issue.
The retail giant has now axed doormat and dog mat products bearing the prophet's name and stressed they had not meant to cause distress, reports a number of international news outlets.
Amazon said, the products were placed on its site by a third party seller, who simply used Amazon as a platform to sell its products.
Even though the product was removed from the website, people expressed their anger under Khan's post.
"Disgraceful and shameful. We should stop using Amazon immediately. Islamophobia should not be allowed we don't insult others so please don't insult the Muslims," one man wrote.
One more person suggested banning Amazon and "stop them trading."
An online petition has been launched urging a boycott of Amazon. It states that: "Muslims all over the world are mortified by-products displayed on the Amazon platform containing the Arabic word for God (Allah) printed on door mats and other products available for sale.
There is also a doormat with Christian symbols, such as the cross and the one with a Star of David.