Your High Scores Signing Initial and What it Stands For
CHI.....
its my name (rhymes with me, not my) n i use it on scoreboards, uninteresting i know.....
at one point back in kingston'91, there was an arcade just across the station, a group of chinese use to go there after college (sf2), there was 2 players who uses CHI, so i changed mine to HCP (my initials n yes i know, handicap!), then they started changing theirs (CCW n CCK) so i change mine back..... i guess i had the last laugh.....
its my name (rhymes with me, not my) n i use it on scoreboards, uninteresting i know.....
at one point back in kingston'91, there was an arcade just across the station, a group of chinese use to go there after college (sf2), there was 2 players who uses CHI, so i changed mine to HCP (my initials n yes i know, handicap!), then they started changing theirs (CCW n CCK) so i change mine back..... i guess i had the last laugh.....
schmumps: as my sister would say!
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Ozymandiaz1260
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Blue Peace
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I got two initials. CAI when the score is irrelevant, and MJR when I make a record.
MJR is of course my first, middle and surname initials.
CAI has bit more history. In 1989, I competed on Thunderblade as CIA against nick called KGB, eventually I beat him, making impossible scores with that coin-op. I used that nick also in the now infamous Bloodsuckers pac-man demo, and trashed the nick then.
Then back at Terramarque, I was told that I cannot have my real name in credits (we were doing elfmania datadisk which eventually got canned), but had to use nick instead. I did not want to use CIA as I felt it was clicheed, and MJR I felt was boring. So I chose CAI. When asked what it meant, I said "central anal intruder". Thought that was funny.
MJR is of course my first, middle and surname initials.
CAI has bit more history. In 1989, I competed on Thunderblade as CIA against nick called KGB, eventually I beat him, making impossible scores with that coin-op. I used that nick also in the now infamous Bloodsuckers pac-man demo, and trashed the nick then.
Then back at Terramarque, I was told that I cannot have my real name in credits (we were doing elfmania datadisk which eventually got canned), but had to use nick instead. I did not want to use CIA as I felt it was clicheed, and MJR I felt was boring. So I chose CAI. When asked what it meant, I said "central anal intruder". Thought that was funny.
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elfhentaifan
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I enter different things depending on mood I guess,
When I was young, I enter ACE as it was fast and easy.
About 12 years ago or sometime in the mid 1990's, I started to enter JAZ which is my nickname.
In the past couple years, hanging out with some local shooting fellows, I started to enter my real initials JNF.
Some time I also enter JF
Then some times I like to use those funny charaters that are offered. I will enter JF then put something like $, %, #, &, , et cetera…what ever the game is offer.
So my initials list:
ACE
JAZ
JNF
JF_
and when I do not care…AAA
When I was young, I enter ACE as it was fast and easy.
About 12 years ago or sometime in the mid 1990's, I started to enter JAZ which is my nickname.
In the past couple years, hanging out with some local shooting fellows, I started to enter my real initials JNF.
Some time I also enter JF
Then some times I like to use those funny charaters that are offered. I will enter JF then put something like $, %, #, &, , et cetera…what ever the game is offer.
So my initials list:
ACE
JAZ
JNF
JF_
and when I do not care…AAA
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elfhentaifan
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god nolewisit wrote:*WTF* ???elfhentaifan wrote:ELF
its a secret code that hides my true age.
i also use the initials "ELF" (for about 20 years since i first read "Illuminatus!")
it's a small world...
then you're the 3rd one.
i guess i have to do something about that, the world seemsto be full of elfhentailover.
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worstplayer
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- Location: Slovakia
OTA
I've had it for about 16 years, but it's still a little embarrassing. When I was 11, I thought I was the only English kid in the world who had discovered the word OTAKU, and back then I didn't even fully know what it meant.
A year or so ago I saw another OTA on a Dig Dug machine, so I decided to change it to OT2 (like I'm some sequel of myself), but that didn't last as 1) I felt horrid typing in a new name, and 2) So many shooters don't have numbers.
So, I'm still OTA, but now I've decided it means 'otter' - an animal I find hysterically funny at all times, even if it's just a still photo. Since 1991 every high score, save game, Bluetooth tag etc has been OTA, so I couldn't change it now...
I've had it for about 16 years, but it's still a little embarrassing. When I was 11, I thought I was the only English kid in the world who had discovered the word OTAKU, and back then I didn't even fully know what it meant.
A year or so ago I saw another OTA on a Dig Dug machine, so I decided to change it to OT2 (like I'm some sequel of myself), but that didn't last as 1) I felt horrid typing in a new name, and 2) So many shooters don't have numbers.
So, I'm still OTA, but now I've decided it means 'otter' - an animal I find hysterically funny at all times, even if it's just a still photo. Since 1991 every high score, save game, Bluetooth tag etc has been OTA, so I couldn't change it now...