Oh sorry.  Allow me to translate.  "CrayCray" (also sometimes spelt "Kray Kray") means to be crazy, insane, or bat-shit messed up.  

Like Lady Macbeth.  She was all of the above.  Poor thing.

Quoted from danbotha Curt, I doubt many people on the boards are going to know what "craycray" is

I didn't! I thought you kids were talking about crayons!

I knew what you were talking about... cuz I'm sooooo hip or I have a sore hip ... more likely the latter

Mark

Ha, craycray.  I love hipster talk.

I know I'm late to the party but thought I'd join in since I've seen this thread bumped up on the portal lately.

Oney is a family name.  It's pronouced O-knee, or Tony without the T.  In school I used to get O-nay, O-lay a lot.  LOL.  Whatever.  I'm the 3rd and am expected to pass the unfortunate name down but yeah, not happening.  

Mendoza is my last name but one of my final wishes of my dying grandpa's is for either my brother or myself to change our last name to his, which is.... Maslarevic.  Once he dies, the family name dies.  I don't know about that, Oney Maslarevic.

But yeah, Oney Mendoza here.  At least you know how to pronounce it now.  

my first name is Gavin. When i first met my girlfriend I pretended I was half Italian and told her that my real name was Gaviano, just for shits and giggles. She believed me (I think she was just trying to be nice) but I couldnt keep the charade up for more than 30 seconds lol

Well since this thread is back on top I might as well join in.

I was a field artillery surveyor in the Marines, which allowed me to roam around the desert in small groups, like a nomad.

Jordan

Yeah, I'm late as well, so might as well add my explanation, which not nearly as interesting as some others, like Jordan's.

Mine is a dual salute to the main character from Last of the Mohicans and the lead character from M*A*S*H.   I also played some basketball and was a pretty good shooting guard, so it kind of all fit together.

Gary

I am the 8th incarnation of a guy who done some questionable things in the wilderness during times of severe political upheaval or colonisation, depending on which version you believe.

A film was made about him which was loosely based on a book about him.

Let’s just say, it was a dark period in his life.

For some reason I don't give myself exotic names on any net forums I hang out on.

On my AFL footy team one Saintsational, I'm stevie

On DM's Beatle Forum I am stevie.  Always with a small 's' as I think it looks cooler... . There's great people on that site BTW, all Beatle freaks from the world, and most have awesome Beatley user names...except me, lol

I am Roo1249 on the Niners fan forum. All online games I usually have Roo as some sort of name.

Hey Stevie,

I assume you're in Melbourne ????

Go the Dockers (top 4 this year). Coops will back me up here !!!!!

Regards Alex

I have no explanation to how I winded up with khamanna. Need to change it to something that will remind people of bunnies or fairies. Or pepsi. Or doughnuts. Or coffee with marshmallows. Or Oswald the octopus - I love that show ever since I started watching it with my child.

I'll think deeper and change my username.

Quoted from ArtyDoubleYou My name, ArtyDoubleYou, is how you say my initials R.T.W. It's just something I wrote once as a young buck and always liked it so use it where I can.

That's smart!

Quoted from khamanna That's smart!

I knew one day my genius would be appreciated. Cheers.

Quoted from Alex_212 Hey Stevie, I assume you're in Melbourne ???? Go the Dockers (top 4 this year). Coops will back me up here !!!!! Regards Alex

Yo Alex!   I live on the Gold Coast. I'm from Kyabram in Victoria originally but have lived in Qld for 31 years. My family is in Ky and Melbourne.

The mighty Saints will kick arse this year!

But right now I'm fully focused on...

WHO'S GOT IT BETTER THAN US!!

NOBODY!


GO NINERS - BRING HOME NUMBER SIX!

I always turn up late for parties, and this is no exception.

When I started work many moons ago, my boss started to call me Kip. I asked him why and it turns out that his niece or nephew (not sure which) couldn't pronounce the name Christopher properly. They always used to say "kipper". And as my name is Christopher, Kip became my nickname, and has been for the last 20 years.