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Why did you pick your detective name?
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jstkdn
Well-Connected
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May-26-2005 05:26
(sticky post)
Some of us have interesting reasons to pick a detective name. What is yours?
jstkdn which some people don't realize right away stands for JuST KiDding! It is something I tend to say a lot in real life after a lot of sentences. A good friend of mine in the US had jstkdn as a license plate of her car, so I wasn't that inventive myself.
My previous other agent was PM, which stands for Project/Program Manager, my profession in real life.
My only detective that I currently play with is freelancermountaineer. Only because Freelancer was taken. Sidney Bristow in the Alias series uses two call signs freelancer and mountaineer.
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Doc_Ross
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Nov-25-2007 23:02
Mine is not to original. Being an EMR (Emergency Medical Responder) the nickname 'Doc' kinda got stuck to me by my paramedic father. It's not used very often but I figured I could create a viable background with it. Since 'Doc' had already been taken here I just threw in my last name, Ross, to ensure that I could keep it.
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Jesse Hunter
Santa's Little Helper
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Dec-6-2007 20:12
Waaaay back in the day I wrote a few short stories based around my alter-ego of Jesse Dean Hunter. The shorts weren't anything special, and I don't really know where the name came from. I actually can't even say why it occurred to me to use it here. I had actually typed in my usual nonsensical screen name and erased it and used this one on a whim.
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crunchpatty
Old Shoe
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Dec-7-2007 00:24
I dunno where the name came from either, but honestly my first reaction is to think you might have been under the influence of Jimmy Dean sausages. Or if you're a vegan, Jimmy *Bean*. Or another delightful breakfast protein. Jimmy eggs or whatever.
heh. Jimmy is a funny word.
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guansun
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Dec-14-2007 17:18
Guansun is my Chinese name translated literally.
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Teerawk
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Dec-18-2007 18:11
Teerawk is my gangsta name, so I decided to carry it over to my fictional detective, seeing as his background is ex-burglar. :P So, yeah. Not too creative, but oh well.
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Detective Hollister45
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Dec-20-2007 19:04
I love the store Hollister, one of my favorite numbers is 45, and I think it is cool to have the word,"Detective" in front of your name, since that is what this whole website is about.
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Edvard Ingebritsen
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Dec-27-2007 01:43
Norway, never been, knew a friend, picked part of the name, grabbed alst name from google. Sounds fun and makes me want to go to Norway every time i log in....to think i was only an hour away when i was in Belgium for a year...
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Razamatazz
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Dec-28-2007 21:17
It just sounded like a good name for a detective, errrr gumshoe. It has a nice ring to it, don't ya think? I like Razberry zingers...teehee
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crunchpatty
Old Shoe
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Feb-1-2008 22:51
Sure - so long as the meaning involves army clothes and something personal that happened in a tent, a long time ago. Is that de meaning?
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Kyle XY Rocks
Pinball Amateur
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Feb-15-2008 20:24
I love the show Kyle XY it ROCKS!
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