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But why the "87" _

[TwentyFirstPilot]

Twenty One Pilots. Listen to them, because they are fantastic.

[Zuurkern]

My name is a Dutch literal translation of "acidcore", a music genre that will stick with me till the day I die.

I use it everywhere, it's also the monicker I produce music under. Had a lot of other usernames in the past but they were all fuzzy bunny and not original.

I'm sorry if it's hard to pronounce in English, you can all just call me Zu if you want.


Here's an example in case you were wondering and too lazy to google:



I listen other music as well, though this is the stuff that opened a whole new world for me back in the day.

Edited by Zuurkern, August 31 2014 - 09:32 AM.

[Call_Me_Ishmael]

Zuurkern, on August 31 2014 - 09:20 AM, said:

My name is a Dutch literal translation of "acidcore"

"Sour kernel" (and infact, the word 'core' came from 'kerd' in proto-indo-european).

Cool stuff, etymology

[mmm_yep]

Interrobang87, on August 31 2014 - 08:37 AM, said:

So we got married and we bought us a house and had two beautiful children, Nathaniel and SUPERFLY

Were you in Albuquerque_

Edited by mmm_yep, August 31 2014 - 10:33 AM.

[Pastorius]

This is like looking through the HAWKEN Community obituaries Great to see some of those names again though. Very sad

[Durandal1707]

Mine is a character from a fps series called Marathon, its was the inspiration to the Halo games.

Also its the name of an unbreakable sword in the French legend of of Charlemagne's paladin Roland.

First post BTW.

Edited by Durandal1707, August 31 2014 - 11:49 AM.

[Zuurkern]

Call_Me_Ishmael, on August 31 2014 - 09:59 AM, said:

Zuurkern, on August 31 2014 - 09:20 AM, said:

My name is a Dutch literal translation of "acidcore"

"Sour kernel" (and infact, the word 'core' came from 'kerd' in proto-indo-european).

Cool stuff, etymology

Hehe, some of my friends call me variations like that from time to time.

I have an old Dutch etymological dictionary, cool stuff indeed d(0-0)b ! (I also studied Latin and modern languages (Dutch, English, French, German and later a very little bit of Polish)

I also love anagrams. Some of my friends have names+last names that have anagrams like "methadone" and "machine module", which they use as DJ/Producer monickers. Going a bit off topic here but this site is the fuzzy bunny: http://wordsmith.org/anagram/

Edited by Zuurkern, August 31 2014 - 10:16 PM.