[Tee]

Because all my normal nicks were taken ... Moph, Mopheus, Tweedledee and even FlyingFridge. I know, I couldn't believe it either. So I went with the highly original approach of taking the first syllable from my initials TJW ... TeeJayDub.

[izzie789]

mine is pretty much a huge fail

basically, My real name is Isabella, but my IRL friend calls me izzie.
I took that nickname and somehow ended up sticking a "789" at the end of it.
i still have no idea how that mysterious 789 somehow manipulated my mind and made me put it there.

and that was the story of how the izzie789 was made.

[monkeychunks]

I never had trouble with anyone else having the same name as me.

[diamond_boss]

I never had trouble with anyone else having the same name as me.

I wouldn't think so, 0820497.

[Wormoxide]

It is my internet name since I have no reason to hide behind using multiple online pseudos. Why did I pick it... simple it did not exist in google until I started using it. In other words, wherever Wormoxide is encountered one can be certain it is the one and only wormoxide.

[dlgn]

It is my internet name since I have no reason to hide behind using multiple online pseudos. Why did I pick it... simple it did not exist in google until I started using it. In other words, wherever Wormoxide is encountered one can be certain it is the one and only wormoxide.

W=Tungsten
O=Oxygen
Rm=mysterious element.
Oxide=Oxygen

WO2=Tungsten (IV) Oxide.

Since the Tungsten is a +4 ion, we can now say that

W=+4
O2=-4

Thus the element must be covalently bonded to the Tungsten (IV) Oxide. It doesn't want to bond, because it's stable the way it is, so the only elements that are energetically unstable enough to force it to share its electrons are Fluorine and Chlorine, but Tungsten doesn't tend to bond with Oxyfluorides.

Thus, Wormoxide is Tungsten (IV) Oxychloride.

~dlgn

[diamond_boss]

It is my internet name since I have no reason to hide behind using multiple online pseudos. Why did I pick it... simple it did not exist in google until I started using it. In other words, wherever Wormoxide is encountered one can be certain it is the one and only wormoxide.

W=Tungsten
O=Oxygen
Rm=mysterious element.
Oxide=Oxygen

WO2=Tungsten (IV) Oxide.

Since the Tungsten is a +4 ion, we can now say that
W=+4
O2=-4

Thus the element must be covalently bonded to the Tungsten (IV) Oxide. It doesn't want to bond, because it's stable the way it is, so the only elements that are energetically unstable enough to force it to share its electrons are Fluorine and Chlorine, but Tungsten doesn't tend to bond with Oxyfluorides.

Thus, Wormoxide is Tungsten (IV) Oxychloride.

~dlgn

I know what H2O is... Does that count? ._.

[Rick]

I like the way you think.

[mcquistan_2015]

Mine is simple.

mcquistan - my last name
_ - ?? Lol
2015 - Year I graduate from High School (Will graduate most likely in 2014 due to excessive credits lol. I'm 16 though.)

I've used that for my email and usernames on everything I've ever had. Just something I can remember!

[dlgn]

I love how people are giving out their RL last names. Of course, I'm pretty sure that there isn't anyone in the entire world except my family and I who have my last name...xD