| INTP Discussion Forum > The Local Pub > Vaga's Naming |
| Posted by: Division56 May 19 2004, 09:21 PM |
Start submitting names for me to choose!  Someone mentioned "Sir Vaga" Personally, having been here for a long time, hearing her have to tell hoardes of people she was a girl, and her nickname being Vaga, it just brings to mind the word vagina. Maybe someone could make a cruel and embarrising pun out of it? Right now I'm pretty tapped for ideas. Maybe I'll try later. |
| Posted by: Vagabond May 19 2004, 09:48 PM |
Not meaning to interfere (who, me?  ) but keep in mind that 1) I will have to carry that name for the rest of my life (well sort of ) and 2) I scored as Hitler on the famous leader test  (not trying to intimidate you or anything, god forbid...) |
| Posted by: NGene May 19 2004, 09:57 PM |
Sir Adolf Vaga, then? |
| Posted by: flan2dave May 19 2004, 09:57 PM |
| Names that start with "Hooded" sound good: The Hooded Observer The Hooded Traveler The Hooded Flame I suggested Sir Vagabond just to be mean, but I suppose it's up to you.  If I had to pick just one of the other titles, I would choose Hooded Traveler. Has the nicest ring (aside from Sir Vagabond, of course). |
| Posted by: Hush May 19 2004, 10:38 PM |
It's a guy! Or perhaps: Dude looks like a lady.  |
| Posted by: Vagabond May 19 2004, 10:46 PM | ||
Hm. "It's a guy"...? I thought the idea was to make it clear I am not a guy (I like Flan's suggestions as you imagine, but OK I don't speak no more... just don't be too cruel, lol - I shut up now  ) |
| Posted by: Lovechild May 19 2004, 10:53 PM |
| Interesting connection... 1909-1913 was known as Hitler's vagabond era (the time before he joined the army and went to fight in WW1). And since I watch way to much Monty Python, will suggest "National Bocialist" after one of my favorite skits, where we see John Cleese as "Mr. Hilter" |
| Posted by: Hush May 19 2004, 11:08 PM | ||
Oh, and my suggestion was rather the opposite; I feel so ashamed. How about "the soup-clearer", or simply: "natural order"? |
| Posted by: flan2dave May 19 2004, 11:13 PM |
| I wonder what vagabond means, anyways? *looks it up* vagabond a., n.: vagrant. homeless wanderer; tramp; nomadic; wayward If you want a title that clues people in on your gender, something with "tramp" would help!  I also submit wayward tramp. Seriously though, I didn't even know how close I was to the meaning of "vagabond" when I picked Hooded Traveler. |
| Posted by: CosmicDust May 19 2004, 11:44 PM |
| "Dude Looks Like a Lady" is actually a song about a lady who looks like a dude, at least as I understand the lyrics...so it might actually be an appropriate title, if misleading. |
| Posted by: pokerwolf May 20 2004, 01:59 AM |
| How about "the hooded crow"? Many Greek goddesses were capable of shape shifting into hooded crows. Hecate was one, and I think she also wore a hooded cloak in human form. There is also the Celtic war goddess Morrigan who shape shifted into a crow to fly over the battlefield. What do you think Vaga? I know its not the most flattering of names, but it has a feminine connotation and Greek influence. Could also use the latin "Corvus cornix" or maybe the Greek…what would that be? |
| Posted by: Vagabond May 20 2004, 11:21 PM |
| Wow, most of those names sound great... "The Hooded Traveller" I like most of all, but it is up to Division I guess |
| Posted by: Division56 May 21 2004, 07:00 PM |
| I dub thee "The Hooded Fury" NGene can add it now. Vaga, if you don't like it, just PM me and we'll work something out. It should take care of you being presumed a man, at least in this forum. |
| Posted by: Vagabond May 21 2004, 09:56 PM |
| Well, I should be furious at you to justify my new name It has to be the previous person's choice, Div. The fact that I am never furious is irrelevant It is an OK name though. Sounds nice.(My guess is that I will be considered a man even if I go by "Lolita" or something... when I once described myself as a self-preservational bitch, people thought I was a male with lost sense of sexual identity or something, so I was still "he - his - him"...) |
| Posted by: Division56 May 21 2004, 10:10 PM | ||||
Furies are creatures from mythology! Don't they teach Greek mythology in Greece?
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| Posted by: Vagabond May 21 2004, 10:19 PM |
Well...  yeah, but under greek names, lol Obviously I need a new dictionary Sorry Div... I promise I will be the voice of your conscience from now on, muahaha  The greek name by the way is Erinys or Erinya... that is why it rang no bells I love it. |
| Posted by: Division56 May 21 2004, 11:51 PM |
I'm glad you like it!  |
| Posted by: shaytana May 22 2004, 06:57 AM | ||
I read that The Hooded Furry |
| Posted by: Metimbo=IMMT May 24 2004, 03:31 PM |
| Awwww! I was out of town!!!! No fair!! I would have TOTALLY voted for Lolita!!!! ROFL Second choice.....Myster-ious ~Tim |
| Posted by: Vagabond May 24 2004, 03:33 PM | ||
Well, who knows... maybe I will vote for "Lolita" in the exact next naming (muahaha  ) |
| Posted by: Metimbo=IMMT May 24 2004, 03:44 PM | ||
*****Stops posting in hopes that someone else will get to 250 before me****** ~Tim |
| Posted by: Vagabond May 24 2004, 09:29 PM | ||
Make your prayers, dude... you are hopeless |