Too Unactive!

[th3()ne]

Goldfish?

[Xenesus]

Yeah I know, that too...but then I had hundreds of nicknames/names lol

[th3()ne]

That'll make a it a lot harder for them to know you...

with me, on rayman sites I use a particular, noticable one, on art sites I use different ones, etc.

[Xenesus]

Nah, I only use 1 or 2 names in one place. It's just that I know people from many different places...and they know me in a different name.

[Xenon]

Arogus? You mean Arogas, lol..
Well I wonder..how did I get people to call me that? :S
Coz I mean I did use it in some places but it wasn't my screen name anywhere but one place :S

Arogas, fine...
I'm not expected to remember so many nicknames

[neo]

I use sumo_066, neo, Ganny, and I think thats it. People know me through the first two.

[Hunchman801]

I remember Arogas, yes ^^

[Xenesus]

Lol Arogas Kilandel was the name of the main character of a novel I wrote (stopped writing it long ago)

[th3()ne]

You wrote a novel as well, fuck, your a multi-tasker aren't you?

[Matyuv]

Wow.

[th3()ne]

k.

[Matyuv]

WoW

[Matyuv]

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