Written by [user id=107022] on 12.08.2010 at 16:08

The origin of Perseverance is the last album by Death. Also, Perseverance is a unsigned band that I guess is very unknown. It's grim and occult

It is easily recognized, first time I saw, I know its origin. Nicer to know it is same band name, grimly decented.

Http://www.unsignedbandweb.com/music/bands/13555/

A link to Perseverance's band page!

Written by FOOCK Nam on 11.08.2010 at 12:49

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Written by whatsacow on 09.08.2010 at 05:06

I talking to my gf (ex now) about how im on a farm and have to feed the cows and stuff like that. She was pretty much falling asleep by then, and she rolls over and says: "what the fuck's a cow?" So i had it as my msn thing for a while to mock her, and now i just use it because its easy to remember, and to my knowledge, no one else is dumb enough to have a name like that.

Lol, it is cute historical origin. I thought your username fully is "whats a coward", felt offensive . Anyway, in Australia, if a someone's girlfriend or wife said something to him that has "what the fuck", is it rude and offensive ? I knew guys often use that slang being less ashamed but what about if girl or women use it ?

Lol, no. Chicks and guys can say whatever they want. Aussies arent generally offended easily. Like, for instance, the word dickhead is used as a term of endearment.

Oh thanks for the answer, its very clearly, dickhead

Ur welcome lol.

I found sophists pretty cool, not to mention the name itself is pretty good sounding even if you have no clue what sophists were.

I always struggled to find a username which was short and memorable. One day I was having fun with Leon Atkinsons random generators ( www.leonatkinson.com/random ) and the word tranquillizer came up in some context ( forgot what it was exactly...). I immediately thought it would be a cool username. It even fits how some people see me

Mine is pretty simple, At the Gates is one of my favourite bands and Slaughter of the Soul (95) is one of my favourite albums.

My real name is Abhishek Michael, most people call me michael coz abhishek is a really common name here. My name sucks, i got the two most common names from the east and west.
Anyway my username is pretty simple, its just an alternate name for DMT, which is my avatar as well.

The origin of my user name is so increadibly complex, that I'd need to write a 200-page book to describe it

Written by Daniell on 19.07.2011 at 16:38

The origin of my user name is so increadibly complex, that I'd need to write a 200-page book to describe it

what means P in your old one?

The initial of my surname.

Something strong: Beast
Something Metal: Of Metal
A Signature: 456

I love Metal!!
as well my email is like my username here.

Don Martin was a cartoonist cartoonist for MAD from the 60's to the late 80's I think He's fucking hilarious.

Angel Reaper was my pseudonym way back when i registered here (i was in some Dimmu Borgir fanboy band at the time).Time has passed ,i am not longer using that name in bands but i thought that it is good idea to not change it here.
btw Angel Reaper can be understood in two ways as 1*Grim Reaper and 2*As the one that reap angels...
Its far better than wandering bullet i think...

When I was 20/21 one of my coworkers came into the warehouse area of the store I working at while I was putting up stock and I was listening to Nile and asked me to turn it down because it was too loud. Later in the day she asked me why I listened to that music because that music would drive her psycho or something if she listened to that all the time. She began referring to it as my psycho music and I liked the sound of that so changed music to metal and put them together but I didn't like the way psychometal looked so I changed the ch to a k...

Gothroman

Legendary Bosnian rulling house Kotromanich was founded by Cotroman Goth.So this is a little game of words and result is Gothroman.

Well, as of today I returned to Metalstorm for the first time in a little over 2 years. So I changed it to "second coming" and the "89" is the year I was born.

The name of my band: Frost Beast... I'll change it though. Not deep enough for atmospheric black metal.

Well it's kind of a swenglish version of my last name

My name was taken from the title of George Carlin's last show "It's bad for ya"

R.I.P George .

As It's written in my profile "Gurth Bennas" is a Sindarin (Elvish language) word, meaning:
Gurth: Death
Bennas: Angel
and its origin's from Tolkien's mind!

My name comes from this cute picture :


He is my idol!!

Ok, you must know portuguese to understand my username, but I'll try:

If someone says "Cuca Beludo", it looks like that people said "Cu Cabeludo", and "Cu Cabelo" means "hairy ass". For a quick idea, it's like "Ha Iryass", or something like that...

At the time i registered to MS I was playing Aragorn's Quest. One of the swords in the game was named Vengience. The 666 is the Number Of The Beast.

M and C are my first two initials. Vice is the phonetic spelling of the correct (I think) germanic pronounciation of my mother's maiden name.

Written by M C Vice on 17.03.2012 at 13:34
Vice is the phonetic spelling of the correct (I think) germanic pronounciation of my mother's maiden name.

Weiss?

Written by M C Vice on 17.03.2012 at 13:34

M and C are my first two initials. Vice is the phonetic spelling of the correct (I think) germanic pronounciation of my mother's maiden name.

Weiss/Weisz?

Well, in any case, Vice can't be a phonetic spelling. It's an "Anglicised approximation" of the sound... the Chinese also use it because they have a similarly sexed-up writing system as English... If you want a phonetic spelling then it'd be "VAISS"...

I just remembered bout Rachel Weisz (a really charming actress) who was at some point advised to change her name into Vice but she refused because Rachel Vice would've sounded... suggestive...

Written by Ernis on 18.03.2012 at 00:19

Written by M C Vice on 17.03.2012 at 13:34

M and C are my first two initials. Vice is the phonetic spelling of the correct (I think) germanic pronounciation of my mother's maiden name.

Weiss/Weisz?

Well, in any case, Vice can't be a phonetic spelling. It's an "Anglicised approximation" of the sound... the Chinese also use it because they have a similarly sexed-up writing system as English... If you want a phonetic spelling then it'd be "VAISS"...

I just remembered bout Rachel Weisz (a really charming actress) who was at some point advised to change her name into Vice but she refused because Rachel Vice would've sounded... suggestive...

actually ''wise'' would be a better approximation than ''vice"

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 18.03.2012 at 00:25

actually ''wise'' would be a better approximation than ''vice"

The father of the actress is from Hungary. In Hungarian orthography SZ stands for "S" (they took it from the German SZ (which can also look like ß) so that, for example, the name of the composer Liszt is pronounced like "list" and Weisz is pronounced like "vice"...

Written by Ernis on 18.03.2012 at 00:41

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 18.03.2012 at 00:25

actually ''wise'' would be a better approximation than ''vice"

The father of the actress is from Hungary. In Hungarian orthography SZ stands for "S" (they took it from the German SZ (which can also look like ß) so that, for example, the name of the composer Liszt is pronounced like "list" and Weisz is pronounced like "vice"...

the W in the German Weiss is closer to the English W in wise than the V in vice. I am not talking about the