what's the meaning behind your screen name?
12-30-2007 | 02:09 AM
#64
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Joined: Jun 2004
Posts: 549
From: Indonesia (Bogor) & Japan (Tokyo-Kyoto)
Car Info: 씨발 개새끼야.
Project Lancaster; USDM is Outback, JDM is Lancaster.
And it was Bonecom's project car to show that not only WRX or STI that can be cool and lowered. a fish delivery wagon can be also cool and lowered. :P
And it was Bonecom's project car to show that not only WRX or STI that can be cool and lowered. a fish delivery wagon can be also cool and lowered. :P
Last edited by Prjct lancaster; 12-30-2007 at 02:21 AM.
12-30-2007 | 09:45 PM
#71
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From: Woodside, CA
Car Info: 1994 impreza L
The origins of my screenname go back a ways...
In 7th grade, I played Total Annihilation too much. There was a map in the Battle Tactics expansion called the "Vulcan Forge Hot Spot" which involved some interesting artillery strategy not common of most of the maps. That became my email... vulcanforge@(email provider).com
When I got onto forums in high school, I took the Latin name of the god Vulcan, which happens to be mulcibre. I think it is actually spelled "Mulcibur", but my spelling works, and is less likely to get me mixed up with something else. Ironically, Mulcibre was the greek god of the forge, so he is a good representation of my engineering tendencies.
In 7th grade, I played Total Annihilation too much. There was a map in the Battle Tactics expansion called the "Vulcan Forge Hot Spot" which involved some interesting artillery strategy not common of most of the maps. That became my email... vulcanforge@(email provider).com
When I got onto forums in high school, I took the Latin name of the god Vulcan, which happens to be mulcibre. I think it is actually spelled "Mulcibur", but my spelling works, and is less likely to get me mixed up with something else. Ironically, Mulcibre was the greek god of the forge, so he is a good representation of my engineering tendencies.
12-31-2007 | 11:54 AM
#75
tamashi= supposidly it means soul in japanese (translated by one of my japanese friends) it was also a name of a team I was in a longgggg timeeee ago when some of you kids weren't even driving yet.
523=my bday
523=my bday