I've chosen this nick because it is a cute selfmade Russian word, which is long enough and can be written using only English letters and digits. My nick, actually, isn't as widespread as other like nicks are, e.g. KOBAPHOE_/\AMO (artful llama ), etc. My nick is unique
XPEHOPE3KA wrote:
Cutter is correct, Horseradish isn't.
Wow, what did you mean by 'XPEH' then? As far as I could recollect from my humble knowledge, слово Хрен имеет точный англоязычный эквивалент - horseradish or horse-radish, if you want. (Sorry for a foreign characters everyone who see some gibberish in this post).
I see that this thread became a grammatical topic .
2Diode
What country are you from? I see it isn't Russia
2m
I wasn't constructing it. Google gave you several results on it, right? The first is a gamer, he was born in 1984 (so he is older than me). I saw his (I think it was he) nick once & liked it very much. (BTW, that seems to be the last time I've "copied" anyone successfully).
Actually, anyone will surely remember that there was someone with a very strange nick ^_^. And actually any Russian speaking man will remember the nick itself.
'bout your nick: it looks transformable to Russian too, and it may even be transformed a bit funny way: majki net or ... Oh, you won't understand...
Ok, how have you thought out your nick? It doesn't seem to have anything common with your name & surname.
2Diode
Oh, strange that I was wrong. Living in US you seem to forget that the Russians don't always mean horseradish when they say "хрен". I would rather say they almost always mean something else
This double way of understanding is what I liked in the nick when I was young
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XPEHOPE3KA wrote:Oh, strange that I was wrong. Living in US you seem to forget that the Russians don't always mean horseradish when they say "хрен". I would rather say the almost always mean something else
Oh, point taken now. But it's strange that you meant it not in a general sense but in a different one. Then it's a very cruel nickname. So we can decode this nickname as horseradish or dick cutter...
2XPEHOPE3KA
That was my Warcraft III game nickname.
Once somebody told, while I was playing multiplayer, here comes terminator with 10 dragons, witch I instantly switched to majkinetor. I also like that I can type it in Google to see all posts by me on all forums (until Google did the famos thing with forums, now, list is much smaller).
It is also ment to be funny, like my jokes are, for people that have sophisticated humor sense
2 Hacker
So, Lefteous is retired.. its time for you to walk the same path !
2Diode
Oh, cmoon,
I have been trying to avoid that word, but you told them all.
Well, anyone can decode my nick in a way which corresponds to his mind If it's sick, he'll see "dick", if it's not sick, he'll see horseradish.
Just to test your mind: what do you see in this picture?
F6, Enter, Tab, F6, Enter, Tab, F6, Enter, Tab... - I like to move IT, move IT!..
majkinetor ! wrote:That was my Warcraft III game nickname.
Once somebody told, while I was playing multiplayer, here comes terminator with 10 dragons, witch I instantly switched to majkinetor.
Didn't get it. That word just came to your mind like sudden genious thought, right? Why "majkinetor"???? Why not "muhablyaha", for example?
2 Hacker
So, Lefteous is retired.. its time for you to walk the same path !
I, for one, see a bottle in the water, the bottle has an adult picture where a huge man caresses his pretty woman's breasts and that probably is foreplay prior to sex with her.
Yeah, I noticed something like shades there, but I couldn't think it's a dolphins. I guess that everyone who will see this will tell the same exact thing. Or I'm gonna visit my psychoanalyst...
Though it is an (2SQUIRE: should I write here some other article?) exact translation 
I would rather say they almost always mean something else 