Does anyone have a nickname or shorter version of your gamertag that you prefer?
For example, IshGibor usually = Ishy.
Anyone else?
Quick question
– February 6, 2010Posted in: Featured
About the Author
I'm a high school teacher and married father of two (soon). I live in the Mid-West and got into online gaming to stay closer to family (Gen Thomas, Bad Wrath, Janson, Lt Frostin and CBelasaurius). I don't think I'll ever get over how strange it is to have so many great people that I consider friends but have never actually met.
Sarge or Cougar seem to be popular shorter versions of my gamertag.
Jedi or Gamer either or doesn’t matter to me.
Ok, I’m gonna state the painfully obvious here…Ro. lol. It would be pretty goofy to say Ro and all the numbers that follow. In case anyone was wondering where the 53679 came from and how I got that specific #, the answer is it was my badge and employee # When I worked for the COCO County Sheriff’s Dept.
I do get asked that from time to time.
clumsy or g is fine with me. g is actually my real name. kek! and to the guys who played mw2 early morning, the korean guys said (before our first game with them):
“looks like we’re playing against americans.”
“yup.”
“guess we have to tough it out.”
“fighting!”
“fighting!”
then, we whooped ‘em pretty bad at the sub base. then lag kicked in for the two other games, and they basically teleported themselves all over the map. we gave them a good two matches before they left. good times.
Thanks for the matches, G, and the information about gaming aganist the Koreans.
The lag was bad…
As most know, you can call me, Gen.
My GT is in honor of one of my favoriter American Civl War Generals; General George Henry Thomas who was a Virginian who upheld his oath to the United States and fought for the Union.
His family turned his picture to the wall when he stayed with the Union instead of following Lee & Jackson to fight for the Confederacy.
When he died, his sister was asked how she felt and she responded; he has been dead to us for years.
We have U.S. Army ‘forts’, posts, named after Confederate Generals, but nothing named for George Thomas; just isn’t right.
Well, I guess dropping the “1″ and going with Mandalore is best. If three syllables are too many, I’ll also accept Lore.