Favorite animals: cats & dolphins
you're a mammalAre dolphins fish?
Even though they live in the ocean all of the time, dolphins are mammals, not fishoceanservice.noaa.gov
Don't forget the kestral.Name is because I'm better/slicker than your average forum poster or person.
Avatar is a somewhat popular UK garage artist that likes to repeatedly repeat his name. Craig David.
What the devil? You could write a book on your user name. But seriously, neat origin.Avatar: I really dig Billy Hatcher's aesthetic and pose as shown in my avatar, I at some point want to beat Billy Hatcher and the Giant Egg, of my backlog it's in my games to beat
Username: Progenitor Virus was a retcon of the Clay Virus from RE 96 for future REs to expand upon it, most notably in RE Zero and RE 3.5 which got scrapped thus didn't get used there in the end product, RE4. Since I mentioned RE3.5, a Castle was in it, which I think was featured in the first version of my icon for GAF. So being the RE3.5 freak that I am, I combined the two RE3.5 related terms, Progenitor from the virus and the Castle setting to form the username, ProgentiorCastle :]
Cool story, seems like auto-correct has given credit to more than just user names. The picture sort of captures a generation of children of times past too. I know console gaming is still around but most kids I've seen today play neither. Seems cell phone games are where you'll find most kids spending time (mobile gaming).One time I typed my sister-in-law's name wrong in a text and it auto-corrected to Jennings, which was apparently the funniest thing in the world to her because she thought it made her sound like a professional VP or CEO or something. And since it amused me too it was on my mind at the time I made my account.
As for the avatar, I have enjoyed the innocence and purity of video gaming since childhood, back before the politics and other drama began to crush the edges of the hobby. But I didn't want to select anything that would imply I was taking sides with a specific favorite game or console platform, like a Mario, or a Master Chef, or an Aloy. And this avatar seemed much more timeless than any of those types of selections. I could just set it and forget it.
But if you really want the dirt on me, you'd ask why I've been assigned the particular title that I have.
This took quite a bit of time to make in a manner which shows creativity. Thanks for sharing!The name is based on Goethe’s Faust. I adore learning and exploring, so I felt an intimate connection with the character who felt lost after spending years learning all he could but not truly experiencing life.
As for the avatar, there are 3 components to it.
- Blue/White is my favorite colour scheme (to the point that I try and design everything in that color scheme).
- Final Fantasy is also my favorite game franchise, so I got an avatar commissioned loosely based on Bismark, a summon from the series.
- Since I love exploring, I have the flying whale over top of the cardinal directions.
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yea my last avatar was a shot of Jinx from Arcane (league of legends)Cool story, seems like auto-correct has given credit to more than just user names. The picture sort of captures a generation of children of times past too. I know console gaming is still around but most kids I've seen today play neither. Seems cell phone games are where you'll find most kids spending time (mobile gaming).
This took quite a bit of time to make in a manner which shows creativity. Thanks for sharing!
I saw you mention the user name in another thread recently but the AV is altogether something new.
What about that AV?Nickname in real life as I wear a lot of clothing with skulls on.
Never knew where your user name came from. Bitmap alone sounds 90's. There were a number of 90's P.C. game developers who'd add 'builders' to their title too. The AV is fitting for the time too but I recognize your trademark monkey island one more than anything else.Username is a portmanteau of two game developer companies long gone, mostly active up to the 90s, early 2000s.
As for avatar I’m rocking saint javelin right now due to the Ukrainian war, but my usual avatar is the loom guy from monkey island.
I thought your AV was of Vladmir Putin leaning down and crying...I was way off there. Careful, the mods may slap on a tag instead. There used to be the option to change user name in profile preferences. teezzy was Fantastik Tuna when I joined for instance. I think when you changed user name in the past it would appear below your main user name too. I remember one of the clique guys who changed his like every month back in 2020/21.My avatar is from a satirical edit of a retarded Jon McNaughton painting.
The name is a play on the name of Icarus’ father.
btw mods if you want to change my name to Kidd THICCARUS now is probably a good time
Nope, the avatar predates Putin going full 21st century Hitler by 15 years or so.I thought your AV was of Vladmir Putin leaning down and crying...I was way off there. Careful, the mods may slap on a tag instead. There used to be the option to change user name in profile preferences. teezzy was Fantastik Tuna when I joined for instance. I think when you changed user name in the past it would appear below your main user name too. I remember one of the clique guys who changed his like every month back in 2020/21.
Never knew where your user name came from. Bitmap alone sounds 90's. There were a number of 90's P.C. game developers who'd add 'builders' to their title too. The AV is fitting for the time too but I recognize your trademark monkey island one more than anything else.
It's Alucard from Castlevania: Symphony of the night so not a million miles away from vampire hunter! Favourite game genre is metroidvanias.What about that AV?
Looks like a white haired 'D' from Vampire Hunter D.
I thought your AV was of Vladmir Putin leaning down and crying...I was way off there. Careful, the mods may slap on a tag instead. There used to be the option to change user name in profile preferences. teezzy was Fantastik Tuna when I joined for instance. I think when you changed user name in the past it would appear below your main user name too. I remember one of the clique guys who changed his like every month back in 2020/21.
You sure your original user name in 2020 wasn't Fantastik Tuna? I was sure it was and Teez was like 2.0That's not my user name, that's my tag
I remember it being TeezzyD.You sure your original user name in 2020 wasn't Fantastik Tuna? I was sure it was and Teez was like 2.0
You sure your original user name in 2020 wasn't Fantastik Tuna? I was sure it was and Teez was like 2.0
Your outie became an innie.TeezzyD
I dropped the d and made it lowercase
Your outie became an innie.
Yeah? Well I had sex with your wife, pal
That's pretty deep on the back story. Thank you for sharing that too. I've been there too -- when I immigrated out of the U.S. in 2016 that's when I noticed things start coming together. I grew up in Illinois and thought I'd live there the rest of my life like my parents. I never thought I'd visit a foreign country, let along move to one, get married there and be living there 6-years later. The 28-years I grew up in the U.S. -- I never could really find myself and struggled a lot. Many times I nearly gave up. I never forget that.‘Kev’ was not available, so I added another ‘Kev’
My avatar is Captain Ahab. I became fascinated with his character while studying different heroes, and their journeys, in a creative writing class. I always considered Ahab to be a side character in Moby Dick, with Ishmael or perhaps the whale itself being the the lead.
But I got to thinking what Ahab’s back story was. What did he dream of being/doing as a kid? What was his original heroes journey, before he got distracted by the white whale? Did he have other plans with his life that had nothing to do with Moby Dick?
After some thought and rumination I concluded that Moby Dick was the story of the failed hero, Captain Ahab. It was the conclusion of the story of a man who became so damaged during his heroes quest, that he was unable or unwilling to finish his original journey, whatever that was.
In the end, Ahab’s lust for revenge lead to his undoing, and he died without completing his original goal, and perhaps didn’t even complete his side quest for revenge.
I think that moral is really applicable to many of us. When we are young we are filled with ideas and dreams, and along the way the world gets at us, damaging us emotionally and mentally, sometimes even physically. But I think it’s important we don’t lose ourselves and lose sight of our original dreams and goals, lest we go down with the ship as a result of letting our damage control us.
My damage has controlled me for sometime now, but I’ve always fought to keep reaching for my original goal. So I have pictures of Ahab here and there in places in my life to remind me of that lesson.
Missed oppurtunity of a clever joke using waffles and woof with that avatar...Picked my username for Xbox Live in 2005 because waffles are better than pancakes
avatar is just a good boy
Do you also write down a 400 page essay when they ask you what's your favourite candybar?‘Kev’ was not available, so I added another ‘Kev’
My avatar is Captain Ahab. I became fascinated with his character while studying different heroes, and their journeys, in a creative writing class. I always considered Ahab to be a side character in Moby Dick, with Ishmael or perhaps the whale itself being the lead.
But I got to thinking what Ahab’s back story was. What did he dream of being/doing as a kid? What was his original heroes journey, before he got distracted by the white whale? Did he have other plans with his life that had nothing to do with Moby Dick?
After some thought and rumination I concluded that Moby Dick was the story of the failed hero, Captain Ahab. It was the conclusion of the story of a man who became so damaged during his heroes quest, that he was unable or unwilling to finish his original journey, whatever that was.
In the end, Ahab’s lust for revenge lead to his undoing, and he died without completing his original goal, and perhaps didn’t even complete his side quest for revenge.
I think that moral is really applicable to many of us. When we are young we are filled with ideas and dreams, and along the way the world gets at us, damaging us emotionally and mentally, sometimes even physically. But I think it’s important we don’t lose ourselves and lose sight of our original dreams and goals, lest we go down with the ship as a result of letting our damage control us.
My damage has controlled me for sometime now, but I’ve always fought to keep reaching for my original goal. So I have pictures of Ahab here and there in places in my life to remind me of that lesson.
Listen as a young man, I would often think fondly on the chocolate industry. As an adult, I’m now more aware of the social and environmental impact the industry has. Over the next 50,000 word essay, I will unfold the deep and unresolved anguish in my childhood and how it relates to the chocolate industry.Do you also write down a 400 page essay when they ask you what's your favourite candybar?
I could watch a movie based on a book based on this story.Listen as a young man, I would often think fondly on the chocolate industry. As an adult, I’m now more aware of the social and environmental impact the industry has. Over the next 50,000 word essay, I will unfold the deep and unresolved anguish in my childhood and how it relates to the chocolate industry.