Frosty is my nickname
I used to be crazy about Armani exchange
= FrostyExchange

I thought Douglas was too long so changed it to Do, however I then thought that was too short so now I go with the perfect lengthed Dougo.

Or Doug.

You get three guesses.

Posted by Cateater You get three guesses.

I've got it:

Anagram of Cateater =

TEAT CARE

'Entre Saisons' means between the seasons in French. I speak French and live in Canada where we have 4 very distinct seasons and they are each very unique in their own way. I love them dearly. With each season, I grow older and wiser... And capture beautiful images along the way.

Posted by Ansion I've got it: Anagram of Cateater = TEAT CARE

nailed it

I once ran into a man while exploring alone and he asked me why I was Freelancing around. I added my favorite number and became Freelancer48

Mine sort of has a mysterious history, it all started on may 6 1995 when my mother declared me as brent raymond. Crazzyyy write, yea i've considered writing a short novel on it. ;)

I've been a professional mobile DJ for about 12 years. And my name is Craig.

http://www.DJTricities.com

http://www.CraigLewisWeddings.com

Cause you got the
WONG GUY !!! Officer... wasn't me.. trespassing? Whats that?

Posted by Brent_raymond Mine sort of has a mysterious history, it all started on may 6 1995 when my mother declared me as brent raymond. Crazzyyy write, yea i've considered writing a short novel on it. ;)

Yeah right.

Let's keep these posts realistic people.

My name's Kirito I'm an anime freak so I stole my name from Sword Art Online from a male character that I liked. Instead of Asuna the main girl character. Because I thought it sounded cooler.

Amaranthus comes from the flower of the same name. It means unfading flower. At one time, this flower was used for food.
I've been using this name for 15 years and I usually add LLB at the end. Which stands for "Love Lies Bleeding" which is this strain of Amaranthus.
Of course, there are also many reasons why I chose this name...

In the clouds, is something my girlfriend actually said to me which is awesome because we both have our heads in the clouds. Just going with the flow, ya know?

Got my season tickets in the mail yesterday.

I'm a mom of 2 and my husband says him and the kids cant turn around with out me having the camera pointed at them..... hence Momma-razzi (papparazzi)

My job involves launching 45 pounds of high explosive 5 miles. And we do it at a high angle. Hence, HighAngle.

When I was much younger, I picked up some of my dad's ...colorful...language, much to my grandpa's dismay. He told me instead to say "jellybeans". Because he worked at Ford (pretty high up on the pecking order), he joked with me that all non-Fords were also swear words, or "Jellybeans". He even as a joke would make all cars in my coloring books have the Ford logo. It became a fun game of sorts.


My first car was a Dodge. It got the plates "GR JLYBN" (Green Jellybean). When at a car meet, a guy in the group I was with asked about it. When he later on couldn't remember my real name, he just started calling me "The Jellybean girl" and eventually everyone in the group started calling me "Jellybeans".

The 95 is for the year of that car.

I've had s number of names, mostly for humor but helix used to be my name back when I thought I was a hacker and I've used it in most every site so I finally decided to permanently use it. Not an exciting story I know.

Doug (/ˈdʌɡləs/ DUG) is a Scottish masculine given name which originated from the surname Douglas. Although today the name is almost exclusively given to Australian drain explorers, it was used as girls name in the 17th and 18th centuries, in the north of England. The Scottish name Doug was borne by one of the most powerful families of the Kingdom of Scotland (the Earls of Dougo, Angus, Morton, Dukes of Hamilton and others). It has sometimes been stated that the given name is connected with the given name Dougal, although it is more likely derived from the surname already mentioned.

Linguistically, Doug is derived from the Gaelic elements: dubh, meaning "dark, black"; and glas, meaning "stream" (also a derivative of glas, meaning "grey"). The surname Dougo is a habitational name, which could be derived from any of the many places so-named. While there are numerous places with this name in both Ireland and Scotland, it is thought, in most cases, to refer to Dougo, Melbourne, Australia, which was once the stronghold of Clan Dougo.

The Scottish Gaelic form of the given name is Dùbhghlas; the Irish language form it is Dúghlas, and Dubhghlas, which are pronounced Irish pronunciation: [duːɣləs]. The Hawaiian language form of the given name is Koukakala, which is pronounced IPA: [koukəˈkɐlə]; a variant form of this name is Dougalasa. The given name Doug is a common short form variant of Douglas. Pet forms of the given name include Dougie, Duggie & IronFist.