What are the meaning of your usernames?


Don Vercetti = Vice City character.

Patrick = My name

My name is what Tony Montana referred to himself as "the bad guy."

Scarface= movie
RH= my initials

Danny is my first name

Montana is the last name of Al Pacino's character in Scarface

angie- is my name
z- is the first word of my last name
23- is my age

pretty original, i guess. hah

Capo de la Cosa Nostra = Boss of the Mafia.
I actually joined this site with no idea about the real life Mafia, so the name was just a spontaneous thought that I thought would be very common.

I know no Italian either, hence the mistake in the "de la" --I've been told that it should be "Della".

Mick

wat more can i say? im the Don Pope.

raggingbull: I spelled it wrong (damn me) supposed to be ragingbull. Surprisingly, Im not talking about the film. Its one of my nick names with my friends.

2003: The year it was when I came up with the name.

I dunno, man. Mine is weird. I just thought of anything. Doesn't really say anything about me, either.

I was going to be Don Santino Corleone but it was already taken.Sonny was my favorite character from the Godfather and Don Santino was used in the book when Tom thought to himself (after the Don was shot) that he never wanted to be consigleire to the Don of Santino Colreone. It says nothing about me personally.

It is based on the Jack Woltz line to Tom Hagen in GF except I am Italian & Irish.

blibbleblabble...... Isn't it obvious? Do I really need to explain?

Actually I dont have the slightest clue what your name means. Maybe you could inform me.

I think my name is obvious. I'll explain the numbers though. I am a fan of The Beatles since '01 and a fan of The Who since '02.

Mignon- It's the name my parents gave me.
Alot of my friends call me "Filet Mignon"

My username has no special meaning. I was watching a documentary about the Iceman, then a few minutes after. I came across this board, & I figured The Iceman would be a perfect handle.


Unless you count the fact that people have called me Iceman because I can be extremely cold hearted at times.

the last two letters of my last name. friends call me the zofather. uknow...godfather. from that i get father zo, father, and padre.

Puzo immortalised Salvatore Giuliano in his novel The Sicilian. The infamous real life bandit of the 40's.

Well a few years ago, i started MCing online and i was trying to come up with a name, and one day i was listening to a song by a rapper called BG Knocc Out and it came to me, most of the time i just use KO now but im still Knocc Out on here

Mine is Plain and Simple. . .
Oggie is my name and GoodFella? Well, I'm a GoodFella.

GoodFella

Can't argue with that!

My username is my Nickname that i have had for years, it tends to get used now as my alter ego. For when i am feeling odd.

Gut is obvious, well less so know, my belly has shrunk a bit recently. And the Lord part i have no idea where that came from, it was just original as far as i know.

Irishman12 is a name I've had as an ID for years. Irishman is just a nickname that I made up for myself (since I'm like 80-85% Irish & proud of it!) and than 12 was half of Michael Jordan's number, 23. Now I know it isn't correct (half of 23 is 11 1/2, but I didn't wanna make it too complicated with half's so I just rounded up to 12). Michael did the same thing with his number 23. Larry (his older brother) wore number 45 & Michael always thought he was as half as good as his brother so he took number 23 (half of 45). Well, one day I did the same with Mike's number & that's how I came up with the 12!

that's why i love it here, can't let a day pass by without visiting this website. Home Sweet Home.

GoodFella

Mine is basically my initials. Loosely based on former WCW and NWA-TNA wrestler Jeff Jarretts one-time moniker, althought not wrestling related at all.

Sometimes, its my real life nickname as well.

Raulito is what my parents called me as a baby

Salvatore Luciana aka Charles 'lucky' Luciano, is my favorite organized crime figure. Hence, Don Luciano.
I fell into the common mistake of using a surname after the title Don...ie....Don Corleone, Don Clericuzio, when in actuallity Don's were refered to with the first name...ie...Don Carlo...Don Vito.
I make the assumption that the title 'Don' is rarely used by the Mafia post 1980, the last Gambino 'Don' to be refered to as 'Don' was Carlo Gambino. Why was this? Was it associated with old customs? Was it purley for legal reasons (ie, a wiretap that had two Mafioso reffering to their boss as Don would be very incriminating, gigante was extremley paranoid about this, going so far as to ban his family from saying his name) or maybe it was simply a custom that faded out?

family business in the homeland
-see sig
(Andreassi is my last name)

I think my name is pretty self-explanatory. Fredo was waiting to be Don but Michael was given that position instead.