How did you come up with you user name?

[RebeccaJ]

My user name was given to me by my parental units.:tiphat:

 

[Holly3278]

Well, I took my real first name and added some numbers to it. Actually, that is only partially true. I used the user name of my first Yahoo Messenger account.

 

[RC_Matt]

Did you know that “can you dig it?”, meaning “do you understand” is from the irish “dtuigeann tú mé”, meaning “do you understand (me)?”

“dtuigeann” is pronounced “diggin”.

So, what about the “ends of the earth” applies to your production company?

Dia Dhuit a Chait agus Mhadraí:

Thanks for sharing that bit of linguistic trivia; it never would have occurred to me. I wonder how that came into usage?

Slán go Fóil,
Mata

 

[strngrnrth]

I like to play around with words. Mugen means endless or infinite…kinda like the Almighty.

 

[Matthias123]

Matthias is the name I picked when I was confirmed.

 

[adelore]

I took Several parts of my real name and put them together to get adelore.

 

[Ruthie]

Gosh, I bet you all can figure out where I got my name…

Personally, I find it very nice to no longer use my stock phrase: “I’m used to disappointment; I’m a Red Sox fan.” I’ve still got the cartoon of the devil up to his chest in snow, saying, “Dang Red Sox!” on my fridge.

See, I was living in N’Hampsheh when I fell in love with baseball.

Of course I love my Rockies too, but once a Red Sox fan, always a Red Sox fan.

On my list of things to do before I die, going to a game at Fenway is high…

Ruthie

 

[New2Catholic]

[new] = young, webt behind the ears
2) = play on “to” transitional
(catholic) = i once was a Puritan, than i started reading church history(Pre Nicea), than I realized that I didnt have much of a historical basis for my interpretations.

 

[JonNC]

I’ve still got the cartoon of the devil up to his chest in snow, saying, “Dang Red Sox!” on my fridge.

 

[Prague]

Great grandparents came from Prague, Bohemia, and we have a great devotion to the Infant of Prague

 

[cathopologist]

Catho** - Catho**lic
pologist - Apologist

A Catholic who argues in defense or justification for the Catholic Church and her teachings.

Its also the name of the site (a Catholic blogging service) i co-own and operate with my wife.

 

[Publisher]

One of the phrases early Friends used to describe themselves was “Publishers of Truth”.

 

[DianJo]

Well, I hate to admit it but I misspelled my own name!
It was supposed to be DianaJo. I used to get kidded in high school that I was one of the Petticoat Junction sisters.

For those of you born way too late, it was a sitcom in the 60’s about a family who ran the local train station and the colorful locals. The girls’ names were: Billy Jo, Betty Jo, Bobby Jo…and…wait for it…Diana Jo!

 

[PattyPryor]

From the show NBC American Dreams- My favorite character Patty Pryor. I feel I am the most like here. The show was the best- Catholic family and all