Ocarinas United

hmmm I dont know why but me and liking usernames just dont go well together...oh well, if people just want to give up on me I'm ok with that.
EDIT: and NINOC I have to say I enjoy japanese but Im not sure I want to incorperate it into my name...or a LOT of other countries would have to be included

How about Cephas?

Means "rock."

flip wrote:How about Cephas?

Means "rock."

hmmm i sorta like it... is it pronounced see-fass?

I think it might be more like

KAY fos

Anyways, it's Peter's name. If you watch the Passion of the Christ, I believe they pronounced it like this.

How about Souperman

Lol that is pretty punny!
But Im not a SuperMan fan so I dont think I will use it, I'm sure I will think of something eventually

Are you a spiderman fan? If so, how bout Doc Oc? As in, Dr. Ocarina, but also like the guy from spiderman (with the mechanical tentacle like arms )

Hmmmm that is also pretty cool! I will add it to my list of possible usernames

Well I have a sort of update...
Today I was thinking of more possible usernames and I thought of...

Requiem-one of my favorite styles of music (I chose it despite its depressing conntations because it sounds cool)

and Forest because it sounds cool with Requiem and it is one of the places I really want to play Ocarina a lot!

so I came up with

Forests'Requiem

though of course I can't have that apostrophe...what do you think about it?

just a little update, my new youtube username is ForestsRequiem but I'm not changing my username here or at TON yet

flip wrote:How about Cephas?

Means "rock."

Are you sure you don't mean "Head"? because "ceph/cepha" is a Greek root word meaning "Head".

@ OcarinaMan333: How about you try what I usually do? I have three ways for getting ideas for names:

1. Derive a name from Mythology (it's a plus if it's pertinent (for example, "Kokopelli" on an ocarina site, etc.))

2. Take a favorite/cool sounding terminology and adapt it. (My usual name is "Kissaki", which is the Japanese terminology for a sword point. I like the way it sounds)

3. Come up with a cool-sounding combination of words and translate it into a foreign language of your choice (a dictionary (and at least basic knowledge) of said language greatly helps) In fact, that's how I got the name I use here; "Donnerschlag" roughly means "Thunderstrike" in German

Thanks for the effort Donner, but if you read the last post, I changed it a while ago, but I haven't gotten around to asking an Admin to change it here yet

Ocarinar, if you read this, do you think you can lock it?