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Lil'Cinnamon, well, if you know sanrio, there is a character called cinnamoroll which I like, and came up with this name.

well, i thought of it at another MB, a sanrio MB. i wanted this new look, with a new username, and got this one, and liked it.

thats the gist of it.

Starcraft inspired my username. There is a soldier called Ghosts, and I liked to use them frequently. So I figured I'd call a group a "unit of Ghosts", and thus I came up with Ghost-Unit.

I like the color Blue, and years ago the nickname of the High School in the town where I lived was the Blue Streaks. 98 because... I can.

I've gone under a number of different names in the past, but I decided I needed a fresh start a while back.

my username came from my dad.When he jions sites, he is always shadowduck.my dad used to call me pook, sotherefore my name became shadowpook as descendant of shadowduck.

For my username, i got it from my favorite RPG Game Orphen Scion Of Sorcery

Well I used to be called Scout the Grey Wolf (My nickname at school is Scout) and when I changed my name to KnightOfDarkness a few of my friends here on Animation Source continued to call me Scout because it was easier. So after the three months wait I changed my name to Scout the Hedgehog. The hedgehog part came from my favourite game, Shadow the Hedgehog (Which I have on Xbox). I intend to keep the name Scout The Hedgehog for a while before I even think of changing it.

Pretty much I am a walking disaster. And I liked the name when I chose it, thought it was unique and way different than all the other ones out there. Thus that was how I came up with my username.

My name is from Eragon, it means "Dragon Rider" in the Ancient Language--something of a focal point in the series. I just added the underscore for fun.

Celtic-A type of Scottish/Irish music.

And you already know the Kate part of it.

When I joined the site, my username was Malwolsky, a combination of MALimute, WOLf, and huSKY, which was what my fursona is. I had the name for three years, but a week ago I changed it to Imagine, because I thought Malwolsky was a bit childish. Plus, I really like Imagine. When I think of the word, I think of all the wonderful things your imagination can do, whether it's on paper, inside a book, or even in the backyard playing (what I used to do when I was a kid.) I don't mean to be cheesy, but I really like the name; it has more meaning to it.