Originally, this was my brother's account.
It's his name + (Post) Malone.
Kids are weird.
Topic: What does your forum name mean? (Read 205 times)
It's just my First name and my Last name, haha
What does your forum name mean?
God is so overused... I wanted people to know I was a deity, but not associate myself with all the cults.
So I chose the name Vod.
What did I just read. Also sucking your own tit since 1970. /forum
It's a Rick and Morty reference - a stupid slogan
f d k are the first letters of my name
Mine is just the combination of part of my surname, together with my nickname( the fish). Dont ask me which fish,cos i dont know. 
just the first interesting name that came into my head and there is no deep meaning in it. You could have invented something outrageous, but why?)
The meaning of my name is because I am small
this is my surename
a guy from Los Angeles 
Means I love China and I want to be lucky in life 8888
It came to me through my dreams....
A very interesting topic over here and i like the replies of people to the topic. Some names are really strange while other are just normal when you really get their meanings.
Well, Abugbilla simply means a "smaller deity" in my clan. I really didnt like it at first, but people wouldnt stop calling it too. So i just decided not to read any serious meaning into it and move on with it.
Well, Abugbilla simply means a "smaller deity" in my clan. I really didnt like it at first, but people wouldnt stop calling it too. So i just decided not to read any serious meaning into it and move on with it.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not taking a position as to whether there are laws or are none. I am pointing out that our entire basis of science and how we perceive our reality is dependent on the assumption that there are physical laws and that repeated events in identical scenarios will given identical results, an assumption that can never be proven.
Gravity has pulled objects towards earth more times than there are stars in the universe. Never once has gravity failed to work as predicted.
While it's true you can never prove gravity will always work with our current technology, we still call it a law.
nothing
Everything in our universe is random and chaotic
Actually, nothing in the universe is random at all. Every single particle follows the same physical laws.
We just don't understand all the laws yet. Once we do, we will be able to predict the future with precision.
The belief that there are physical laws is an unprovable assumption that all science is based on. The scientific method is based on the belief that repeating the same procedure in an identical environment will always give an identical response due to these perceived laws. In order to force the world to make sense we use the repeated experiments to make rules that every piece of matter has to follow. If a scenario comes up where the rules aren't followed we assume there are other rules and laws that made that happen and reformat our theories, we never operate under the assumption that there are no scientific laws.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not taking a position as to whether there are laws or are none. I am pointing out that our entire basis of science and how we perceive our reality is dependent on the assumption that there are physical laws and that repeated events in identical scenarios will given identical results, an assumption that can never be proven.
it means king of meat
I chose CUTMIX because it's catchy and I'll be offering an image manipulation service with this account soon.
My form name was taken from my daughter's name :-)
I am a fox, and like most foxes, but unlike most humans, I have never felt the urge to "grow up", which as far as we foxes can tell is an excuse humans use to stop being curious about their world, to stop learning, and to stop trying to improve themselves in any way. In doing so, humans often lose what little wisdom they may have possessed and lose sight of the true purpose of their existence. Only by maintaining a youthful outlook on life while never wavering in the application of one's intelligence can one truly achieve one's full potential. This comes naturally to the fox, who realises that no matter how old he is in years, he will always be a pup.
Or something like that.
Or something like that.
Why would a deity have a middle name? 
That's a human invention.
It worked for Jesus Harold Christ, didn't it? That's a human invention.
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