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M-L-C-F
14th April 2014, 04:48
The topic is pretty self-explanatory. Mine means: Marxist-Leninist-Castroist-Fidel.
What about you guys?
Remus Bleys
14th April 2014, 04:51
Remus is of course from Romulus and Remus. Bleys is from the Amber Chronicles by Roger Zelazny (great series-es btw),Bleys was one of the princes.
Bala Perdida
14th April 2014, 04:53
Cooperation is key. We need to stop attacking each other and cooperate for the revolution. As well as cooperating with the people to bring a 'painless' revolution.
EDIT: Yeaaah,screw that. I just couldn't think of a name back then. WOOOOOOOO!
La Guaneña
14th April 2014, 04:55
It's a traditional song from the Andes about the female soldiers in the Independece War, here are two great versions:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joP55T09ULA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIZY9FTKctc
Con las FARC, con las FARC, la Guaneña se fuera a pelear, trepando las cordilleras en ofensiva populaaaaaar
Bad Grrrl Agro
14th April 2014, 06:25
Esperanza is spanish for hope.
Xochitl is nahuatl for flower.
Nixochitl
Marshal of the People
14th April 2014, 06:29
Marshal of the People basically means that I shall lead the proletariat to victory over the bourgeois in a violent revolution.
Don't take it seriously, I couldn't think of a proper name at sign up so I chose something of the top of my head which sounded slightly revolutionary, this is what I chose. I have grown quite fond of it and don't intend to change it any time soon.
sixdollarchampagne
14th April 2014, 06:44
The $6 champagne story: A few years ago, when I was living in Providence, it was New Year's Eve, and a friend of mine was going downtown to watch people celebrate the New Year, so I said, "I am going to have some of this champagne," that I had bought for six dollars at Broadway Liquor, "now, and, when you come back, if I'm not blind, you can have some too." :)
Rugged Collectivist
14th April 2014, 06:55
You see, I'm rugged and a collectivist...
There was a really obnoxious libertarian who posted in OI, his user title was "rugged individualist" so I chose my name as a joke. He left a little while before I signed up though.
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sixdollarchampagne
14th April 2014, 07:19
You see, I'm rugged and a collectivist...
There was a really obnoxious libertarian who posted in OI, his user title was "rugged individualist" so I chose my name as a joke. He left a little while before I signed up though.
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I think it doesn't matter that "rugged individualist" is gone; "Rugged Collectivist" is still pretty funny, I think
Goblin
14th April 2014, 08:16
Ofwgkta
Vladimir Innit Lenin
14th April 2014, 09:43
some dude
Sasha
14th April 2014, 10:26
Sasha is the nickname Ema Goldman used for Alexander Berkman
The Feral Underclass
14th April 2014, 10:27
Mine is the title of an Alfredo Bonanno lecture.
ArisVelouxiotis
14th April 2014, 10:30
A hero of the resistance against Nazi occupation.Pretty much a legend here in greece.
EAM ELAS MELIGALAS.
Anglo-Saxon Philistine
14th April 2014, 10:50
My first username, Semendyaev, was a reference to a mathematical manual, quite popular among physicists in Croatia, written by Bronstein, Semendyaev, Musiol and Muehlig. Bronstein, of course, was Trotsky's real surname.
My current username is self-deprecatory; it comes from a verse of "O'Malley's bar" by Nick Cave:
"Then I squeezed my hand in its fraudulent claw
With its golden hairless chest
And I glided through the bodies
And killed the fat man Vincent West"
Chris
14th April 2014, 11:00
Comradely Heteronormative Radical and Insurrectionary Socialist
Well, not really. Its just a short-form of my real name, because I'm lazy.
Comrade Jacob
14th April 2014, 11:13
My username is the name I would get called by communists in real life.
Futility Personified
14th April 2014, 11:51
I am the herald of His will and the deliverer of His newspapers.
Fourth Internationalist
14th April 2014, 12:31
I am a Fourth Internationalist because I believe in the principles of the Fourth International before its degeneration.
Link, my last user name, was the main character from the Legend of Zelda, a Nintendo video game series.
Aang, my older user name, was the main character from Avatar: The Last Airbender, a Nickelodeon show.
User Name, my first user name, was because I didn't know what to put.
Hrafn
14th April 2014, 12:41
Old Norse for "Raven".
Quail
14th April 2014, 12:41
I am a Fourth Internationalist because I believe in the principles of the Fourth International before its degeneration.
Link, my last user name, was the main character from the Legend of Zelda, a Nintendo video game series.
Aang, my older user name, was the main character from Avatar: The Last Airbender, a Nickelodeon show.
User Name, my first user name, was because I didn't know what to put.
So that's who you are :lol:
I can never keep up with these name changes.
As for my user name... well it's just something that rhymes with a shortened form of my real name and people use it IRL. Basically I'm hugely unoriginal and should come up with a better username but I'm kind of attached to this one.
Loony Le Fist
14th April 2014, 12:47
My name is simply my way of throwing the insult used by right-wingers right back in their faces. Nothing particularly original.
tallguy
14th April 2014, 12:49
The topic is pretty self-explanatory. Mine means: Marxist-Leninist-Castroist-Fidel.
What about you guys?
I'm tall and I'm a guy
Loony Le Fist
14th April 2014, 12:50
Sasha is the nickname Ema Goldman used for Alexander Berkman
It's also the nickname of Alexander Shulgin, the godfather of ecstacy. Cool name brah. :grin:
Fourth Internationalist
14th April 2014, 12:57
So that's who you are :lol:
I can never keep up with these name changes.
I will add them all to the right-hand side of my signature, for clarity's sake now that I know that my name changes have been confusing. :)
The Jay
14th April 2014, 12:57
mine started as an internet joke based off of a random username from elsewhere
Sinister Intents
14th April 2014, 13:04
Sinister is from the Latin 'Sinistra' meaning left, my username means left intentions pretty much.
The Jay
14th April 2014, 13:06
Sinister is from the Latin 'Sinistra' meaning left, my username means left intentions pretty much.
That is actually pretty cool. Good job.
Leftsolidarity
14th April 2014, 14:07
I think mine is pretty straight forward. I think it's more important to find common ground with other revolutionaries than to just dismiss them as another tendency and get into sectarian diatribes.
That said, though, some "Leftists" are pretty awful and I don't even have a handshake to give them. I've thought about changing it but I can't think of anything I'd really want and it feels cool to have the same username the whole time I've been here.
Art Vandelay
14th April 2014, 14:20
Inertia is the resistence of an object to change in its state of motion. Sometimes I feel like it accurately describes myself.
Ice pick was the tool that was used to murder Trotsky and I liked the irony of the user name.
9mm I just thought sounded cool I guess.
The other user names I've had aren't worth mentioning.
Bad Grrrl Agro
14th April 2014, 14:44
Sasha is the nickname Ema Goldman used for Alexander Berkman
That is because Sasha is generally a nickname for Alexander. Hell, I had a good friend who was named Alexandra (that is what the sign said on her office door) but she pronounced and spelled her name Aleksashka and people called her Sasha or Sashka for short. It's based off the Russian/Eastern European version of the name. Alexander Berkman was born in Russia.
Brutus
14th April 2014, 15:32
Mine is an anagram of Jim Morrison that he made.
ArisVelouxiotis
14th April 2014, 16:25
Sinister is from the Latin 'Sinistra' meaning left, my username means left intentions pretty much.
Whaaa...
I thought sinister=bad and it was just a joke.
But then I remembered that beingleft handed was considered bad and so the word sinistro became the word evil,bad etc.
Nice name anyhow
Hit The North
14th April 2014, 16:31
My name is the title of a song by The Fall and I'm from the north of England and I feel like hitting something. And my cat goes 'eeeee-ack'.
That's why.
Dagoth Ur
14th April 2014, 18:53
I am the Sharmat. Lord High God of Red Mountain and all Dunmer.
synthesis
14th April 2014, 19:10
Remus is of course from Romulus and Remus. Bleys is from the Amber Chronicles by Roger Zelazny (great series-es btw),Bleys was one of the princes.
I was hoping it was from Boardwalk Empire.
Remus Bleys
14th April 2014, 19:25
I was hoping it was from Boardwalk Empire.
Youre like the second person to say that this week lol. I've not even seen the show (though the other guy suggests I talk in third person)
my mom thinks it's from uncle remus
Slavoj Zizek's Balls
14th April 2014, 20:03
Don Quixote's horse. Poor thing.
Zukunftsmusik
14th April 2014, 20:04
I came over the word in Capital. I'd love to find the actual quote, but marxists.org use a different translation (there it's translated as "castles in the air" - which is a phrase that appears in other works as well) and I can't seem to find the exact paragraph. I also can't be arsed to go through my physical copy.
It literally means "music of the future". It was originally coined by Wagner, I think, when he described the music he wanted to make. I like the double sense of it - Marx used it to describe ideas coming out of thin air, but it also has a more positive ring to it, kind of resembling that part in the 18th Brumaire about how communism needs to borrow its poetry from the future. The word itself sounds good, too, I think.
EDIT: There is in fact a whole wikipedia article on it. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_of_the_Future) Appears I was wrong about how Wagner originally used it, though.
Zukunftsmusik
14th April 2014, 20:14
It's also the nickname of Alexander Shulgin, the godfather of ecstacy. Cool name brah. :grin:
I think it's a normal nickname for anyone named Alexander, in fact. It least in certain parts of Europe.
Lily Briscoe
14th April 2014, 20:24
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strix_(mythology)
human strike
14th April 2014, 22:50
It means I've read Agamben and you haven't.
d3crypt
14th April 2014, 23:14
My username is pretty easy to get. CommunistMetalhead= i am a communist and a metalhead. One would have to be pretty stupid to not get it, lol :laugh:
Queen Mab
15th April 2014, 23:50
Queen Mab is a fairy, first appearing in Shakespeare, that visits people in the night and and gives them pleasant dreams. In Shelley's eponymous poem she appears to a sleeping woman and shows her the history of the world, ending with the vision of a communist utopia.
Os Cangaceiros
15th April 2014, 23:55
A group of French insurrectionary communists back during the 70's, IIRC. They named themselves after Brazilian social bandits (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canga%C3%A7o).
PC LOAD LETTER
16th April 2014, 00:38
This is what my username means
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Also relevant
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Put in spoiler tags because TGDU got mad at me
Ele'ill
16th April 2014, 03:19
Mariel
Bad Grrrl Agro
16th April 2014, 03:32
My current name
Bad because of my attitude
Grrrl because I am a riot grrrl
Agro well, pull some misogynist shit to my face and you'll find out how agro I am...
M-L-C-F
16th April 2014, 03:44
This is what my username means
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Also relevant
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p0hDorkxAPM
Ah, I love Office Space, such a good movie. Basically what equates to proletarian struggle in an office setting. The film has a great soundtrack too.
PC LOAD LETTER
16th April 2014, 04:00
p0hDorkxAPM
Ah, I love Office Space, such a good movie. Basically what equals to proletarian struggle in an office setting. The film has a great soundtrack too.
the classic Snoop poster in Michael's cubicle is just the icing on the cake
Office Space is one of my all-time favorites. #ThankYouMikeJudge
The Garbage Disposal Unit
16th April 2014, 04:03
1. Goddammit, put Youtube links in spoiler tabs. We don't all have fast computers.
2. Young people everywhere have been allowed to choose between love and a garbage disposal unit. Everywhere they have chosen the garbage disposal unit.
PC LOAD LETTER
16th April 2014, 04:06
1. Goddammit, put Youtube links in spoiler tabs. We don't all have fast computers.
2. Young people everywhere have been allowed to choose between love and a garbage disposal unit. Everywhere they have chosen the garbage disposal unit.
Okay, I put the videos in the posts I control in spoiler tags.
M-L-C-F
16th April 2014, 04:15
Okay, I put the videos in the posts I control in spoiler tags.
I did the same.
Loony Le Fist
16th April 2014, 04:18
@PC LOAD LETTER & M-L-C-F
Printer beatdown scene. Da bes brah. :laugh:
Sinister Intents
16th April 2014, 04:43
This should be stickied, it was a great idea :)
M-L-C-F
16th April 2014, 04:49
This should be stickied, it was a great idea :)
Yeah, I noticed that a topic like this was strangely missing here. I'm glad that I made it, cause it's proving to be even more interesting than I thought it would be. :grin:
adipocere
16th April 2014, 06:30
adipocere (pronounced ada-pa-seer)
is a nice word for an incredibly vile substance. It is also known as mortuary fat or gravewax. Just Google the word.
Nothing revolutionary behind it - it just a screen-name I've used for like 10+ years.
Anglo-Saxon Philistine
16th April 2014, 10:07
Old Norse for "Raven".
It also sounds far too much like the South Slavic word for a doughnut. Your posts make me hungry.
Quail
16th April 2014, 10:08
adipocere (pronounced ada-pa-seer)
is a nice word for an incredibly vile substance. It is also known as mortuary fat or gravewax. Just Google the word.
Nothing revolutionary behind it - it just a screen-name I've used for like 10+ years.
I've been mispronouncing your name forever :o
In my head I say it "adi-poh-ceer-ee" haha
tachosomoza
16th April 2014, 11:16
Anastasio "Tacho" Somoza Debayle. A Nicaraguan dictator with a cool name that was assassinated by a poet.
Il Medico
16th April 2014, 12:36
Il medico means 'the doctor' in Italian, or more accurately 'the medical doctor or a medical doctor', however that was not the intended translation. This is my user name for two reasons, which are as follows:
1. I'm a massive Doctor Who fan.
2. I like to sound fancy by using foreign words for things because I'm a phony. I usually go French but 'le docteur' wasn't fancy enough (or all that foreign sounding to be honest.)
Thirsty Crow
16th April 2014, 13:03
Reference to the Bremen left radicals who formed one of the nuclei of the (then to be) KAPD.
Queen Mab is a fairy, first appearing in Shakespeare, that visits people in the night and and gives them pleasant dreams. In Shelley's eponymous poem she appears to a sleeping woman and shows her the history of the world, ending with the vision of a communist utopia. You always remind of that old love of mine, Percy. Thanks for that :lol:
Dennis the 'Bloody Peasant'
16th April 2014, 13:53
Reference to a character in Monty Pythons's Holy Grail: a peasant called Dennis who is part of a small anarcho-syndicalist commune in medeival Britain, who debunks King Arthur's claim to 'supreme executive power' based solely on him having obtained a sword from a 'strange' woman' lying in a pond. Arthur gets frustrated with Dennis' critical analysis and roughs him up, calling him a 'bloody peasant'.
Agent Ducky
16th April 2014, 17:37
Agent Ducky. Like a secret agent ducky. Maybe it works with Agent P from Phineas and Ferb. I gotta recolor that avatar and give it a checkered tie.
Q-collective, my original nick, I traditionally use because I like the Q and Borg characters from Star Trek. Despite that that it has been some time that I was something of a trekkie, the nick sticked.
Q is a shortening from that. I use it now whenever I can.
PhoenixAsh
16th April 2014, 18:56
The email name of my late ex girlfriend she used to hide her identity online.
M-L-C-F
16th April 2014, 19:22
Q-collective, my original nick, I traditionally use because I like the Q and Borg characters from Star Trek. Despite that that it has been some time that I was something of a trekkie, the nick sticked.
Q is a shortening from that. I use it now whenever I can.
I remember back in the IRC. I'd mess with you, by using the nick "Queue". :laugh:
cyu
16th April 2014, 19:50
The same username as my first ever computer account at school - it would be pretty obvious if you knew my legal name. Those were the days of UNIX and http://linux.about.com/cs/linux101/a/xmh.htm - I spent a lot of time browsing http://freecode.com/projects/XRN
Skyhilist
16th April 2014, 21:08
Sky (first name) + nihilism
idk, it sounds catchy I think
Crabbensmasher
16th April 2014, 22:40
I don't really know. Maybe someone can help me out?
Rosa Partizan
16th April 2014, 22:45
I chose Rosa because of Rosa Luxemburg and Partizan because I was born in former Yugoslavia and they fought the WWII fascists.
Thirsty Crow
16th April 2014, 22:46
I don't really know. Maybe someone can help me out?
It's easy, you smash German crabs (Crabben is a combo of the English root and the German morphology, i.e. plural suffix)
Queen Mab
16th April 2014, 23:52
You always remind of that old love of mine, Percy. Thanks for that :lol:
He's dreamy. Have you read Red Shelley by Paul Foot?
The Intransigent Faction
17th April 2014, 00:17
It means I'm lacking in creative name ideas. :grin:
Thirsty Crow
17th April 2014, 00:20
He's dreamy. Have you read Red Shelley by Paul Foot?
Nope but sure as all damn hell I will as soon as I can.
But you know what bugged me about Percy? That he made a Christ-like figure out of Aeschylus' Prometheus. Not that I can't see the actual sense in that...but I'm deeply ambivalent about Prometheus Unbound (but adore it nonetheless)
Sentinel
20th April 2014, 05:35
Lots of people thought I chose mine after the seeker-destroyer robots in the Matrix, seeing I had an avatar from that movie and was (well still am) quite a technophile/anti-primitivist. I found that quite entertaining, as I liked the Matrix because I saw the 'machine-cratia' in it as an analogy for the capitalist system - and the sentinels in the story were working for the system.
So what does the name mean then? Well, it was actually mostly after the Judas Priest song The Sentinel. Rob Halford is the Metal God. :)
M-L-C-F
20th April 2014, 06:18
So what does the name mean then? Well, it was actually mostly after the Judas Priest song The Sentinel. Rob Halford is the Metal God. :)
\m/:grin:\m/
Brandon's Impotent Rage
20th April 2014, 06:18
Well, my real first name is indeed Brandon.
As for the 'Impotent Rage' part....well, being a Leftist in the ass-end of the South can make you feel like you're screaming into the wind. You know that part in Macbeth where he relates how he's seen so much shit in his life that the normal shit that used to horrify him doesn't phase him anymore?
"It is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury signifying nothing".
Yeah, kinda like that.
Sinister Intents
24th April 2014, 23:36
As per my past usernames: BlackenedSoul was something I came up with when I was stoned and thought it sounded cool. Shortly later I discovered I could change my username :) Then I picked my current, but I chose to be called Toki Wartooth after the Metalocalypse character.
synthesis
25th April 2014, 21:48
It's easy, you smash German crabs (Crabben is a combo of the English root and the German morphology, i.e. plural suffix)
The glorious people's struggle against venereal disease.
Workers-Control-Over-Prod
25th April 2014, 22:21
I chose my name out of a good reason. I sympathized with the Communists for quite a while, but once I read Marx I had an "aha!" moment, understanding what the practical point of Socialist politics is: Workers-Control-Over-Prod(uction). I felt like this is not expressed enough and is something that should be laid out as the basic premise for unity among those who want to change this world.
helot
25th April 2014, 23:55
Helots were subjugated workers under the dominion of Spartan citizens during classical antiquity. Their status is actually kinda interesting as they were not chattel but serf-like. They were assigned to citizens to carry out domestic duty and had to surrender a portion of their produce to Sparta. They could contract their own unions and unlike chattel their numbers came through birth and not prisoners of war.
Geiseric
26th April 2014, 01:11
Geiseric was the Vandal chieftain who sacked Rome for the final time, after leading his army which included ex roman slaves and eastern European barbarians against their former masters. Of course he was still a bloodthirsty warlord, he wasn't really a great guy like spartacus, but I don't want to mistakenly associate with the sparts.
Geiseric
26th April 2014, 01:13
I chose my name out of a good reason. I sympathized with the Communists for quite a while, but once I read Marx I had an "aha!" moment, understanding what the practical point of Socialist politics is: Workers-Control-Over-Prod(uction). I felt like this is not expressed enough and is something that should be laid out as the basic premise for unity among those who want to change this world.
But the point of Marxism and socialism is to get rid of class society. The working class can literally control the MOP but still be exploited.
Quail
26th April 2014, 01:38
As per my past usernames: BlackenedSoul was something I came up with when I was stoned and thought it sounded cool. Shortly later I discovered I could change my username :) Then I picked my current, but I chose to be called Toki Wartooth after the Metalocalypse character.
You were BlackenedSoul? :ohmy:
Sea
26th April 2014, 01:58
My name is Wink Dinkerson, which is a body of water on the radio. My other online nickname is Kamo. I use that for non-political stuff so nobody complains about my having the same name as a psychopath. Those few that recognize the name are usually quite interesting to talk to.
Mariel
*takes notes*
makes sense
Sinister Intents
26th April 2014, 02:44
You were BlackenedSoul? :ohmy:
Yeah, why?
I picked mine because I'm lazy. Gonna go in for a new one soonish though.
Rusty Shackleford
13th May 2014, 07:17
nothing
Futility Personified
13th May 2014, 10:45
That I am childish yet simultaneously in love with my language. I don't even smoke weed much anymore, probably once a month when I'm drunk. But there's always that point in the night, when you are intoxicated beyond belief, when things are winding down but the consensus is you need to feel knocked out, THAT is when you need a heinous bifter.
Hahahahahahahahahaha. You could never understand
MarcusJuniusBrutus
16th May 2014, 03:34
Every Caesar needs one.
motion denied
25th May 2014, 03:07
Marxian category discovered in (or, alternatively, appeared for the first time in) the Grundrisse. Labour power (Arbeitskraft), a commodity like no other, since it also creates value. Key shit to discover plus-value.
But now I feel bad (and probably should) because of what Sea said :unsure:
Comrade Samuel
25th May 2014, 03:44
My name is Samuel and I am a comrade.
Wonton Carter
4th June 2014, 12:37
My pseudonym's last name is Carter, and I like wonton soup. numnumnumnum
Deutsche Demokratische Republik not dance dance revolution.
Trap Queen Voxxy
4th June 2014, 21:57
'Voice of the People' or 'delicious confectionary beyond all comprehension' or 'Queen Kawaii' ;-;
Hahahahahahahahahaha. You could never understand
change it to https://i.imgur.com/mM5pi7H.png
wonton soup
woop! Thats just how I do.
change it to https://i.imgur.com/mM5pi7H.png
No. I have a close friend that goes by that though.
GimmieFire
8th June 2014, 10:25
I'm not sure what my name means. It just cane off the top of my head when I was signing up.
No. I have a close friend that goes by that though.Are they open for autographs? :wub:
Zoroaster
17th June 2014, 00:08
Jean-Paul Charles Aymard Sartre (/ˈsɑrtrə/; French: [saʁtʁ]; 21 June 1905 – 15 April 1980) was a French philosopher, playwright, novelist, screenwriter, political activist, biographer, and literary critic. He was one of the key figures in the philosophy of existentialism and phenomenology, and one of the leading figures in 20th-century French philosophy and Marxism.
I am so original.
CaptainCool309
19th June 2014, 16:32
To put it simply, I'm the Captain of Cool Baby! :cool: I also wholeheartedly believe that 309 is a very cool three-digit number to go along with my moniker.
(And I also think Space Dandy is a very dandy guy)
Anglo-Saxon Philistine
19th June 2014, 16:59
Office 870, often abbreviated just "870", was the standing committee of the Politburo of the Communist Party of Kampuchea, more widely known as the Khmer Rouge.
Zoroaster
6th August 2014, 14:36
In French, "Socialism or Barbarism".
Connolly1916
6th August 2014, 14:49
My username is quite obvious, I should think. It's a tribute to James Connolly, and the 1916 represents both the year of the Easter Rising, in which he played a significant role, and the year of his death.
bad ideas actualised by alcohol
6th August 2014, 19:05
It's cos' i can only go to this site and post if I'm inebriated, otherwise my hand involuntarily clicks "close tab" within seconds
Trap Queen Voxxy
6th August 2014, 19:24
Mine means 'Vasilisa the Beautiful' and is a character from fairy tales. :)
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vasilisa_the_Beautiful
Slavoj Zizek's Balls
10th August 2014, 23:01
My username.
Uhhh... yeah...
Orange Juche
10th August 2014, 23:44
My username.
Uhhh... yeah...
The day Zizek ever dies, the way they cased Lenin and Mao and such, they should do that with Zizek's Balls. They should do with the rest of his body whatever Zizek thinks, but just have his balls on a pillow on this large rectangle platform, and people can come in and walk by, but NO TALKING and NO PHOTOGRAPHY, my God.
Trap Queen Voxxy
11th August 2014, 00:03
The day Zizek ever dies, the way they cased Lenin and Mao and such, they should do that with Zizek's Balls. They should do with the rest of his body whatever Zizek thinks, but just have his balls on a pillow on this large rectangle platform, and people can come in and walk by, but NO TALKING and NO PHOTOGRAPHY, my God.
Coincidentally this reminds me of a rich collector urologist whose family was once interviewed I believe by Ripleys because he actually owned Napoléons dick which he purchased in Paris for around 3,000 dollars. Apparently when Napoléon died his cock was removed during autopsy and so the story of his traveling willy began. Unfortunately, he was pretty small (http://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/napoleons-penis-size-confirmed-channel-4-documentary-calls-the-artifact-very-small-9235101.html). I could see a similar situation involving Žižek. Even with your scenario it's problematic in that finding a pillow large enough and pedestal strong enough to carry the weight of his massive man bits, would be difficult.
JahLemon
12th September 2014, 05:04
When Jah gives you Lemons, make a revleft account
John Nada
5th October 2014, 02:08
My names from an American abolitionist. I just remember in social studies class thinking he was interesting compared to all the racist white guys they made everyone learn about(POC and Marx get like a paragraph in the textbook(usually negative), if that).
It's not from that bourgeois asshole in Capital, just to make it clear.
Sewer Socialist
5th October 2014, 08:39
Uhh.
Well, "up the punx" is something comradely that punk rockers say to each other. I am a hunk who is into other hunks, so I (jokingly?) say "up the hunx."
I'm also kind of a goofy, silly person IRL.
consuming negativity
9th October 2014, 13:53
It is a cross between "commoner" and "communard".
What does it mean?
It means that I'm really bad at coming up with usernames. :rolleyes:
Dodo
14th November 2014, 22:48
oi lads, can I change my user-name? Who should I contact?
Bala Perdida
14th November 2014, 22:51
Stong peasant. Male or female. I also like peasant in the derogatory remark for poor (Edit: actually uncultured) people. I'm called that a lot for my negligence towards 'classy' stuff. In other words, I look and act like trash.
motion denied
14th November 2014, 22:58
oi lads, can I change my user-name? Who should I contact?
technical support sub-forum
VCrakeV
20th December 2014, 22:28
I'm not sure if I posted here, but I checked the past two pages, and based on the dates, I think I haven't.
Basically, Crake is the nickname of a character from a book (Oryx and Crake) who I really enjoyed. It's also a species of bird, which is where he got the name from.
G4b3n
20th December 2014, 22:49
Mine is the co-founder of an FPS video game named counter-strike.
Not nearly as revolutionary as others, but it has a certain ring to it.
BIXX
20th December 2014, 22:52
Stong peasant. Male or female. I also like peasant in the derogatory remark for poor (Edit: actually uncultured) people. I'm called that a lot for my negligence towards 'classy' stuff. In other words, I look and act like trash.
Fuck you peasant.
My username is something Remus called me when I said I'd post proof of his homophobic bullshit if I saw it again.
It was after that incident (after he saw the username I like to imagine) that he left.
VCrakeV
22nd December 2014, 18:33
Mine is the co-founder of an FPS video game named counter-strike.
Not nearly as revolutionary as others, but it has a certain ring to it.
I just realized what your username was... I'm not big on numbers in words, so I didn't catch on.
Gabe is attacking our wallets these holidays. :p
consuming negativity
28th December 2014, 04:31
Gabe is attacking our wallets these holidays. :p
very relevant:
http://i.imgur.com/MZOGBiR.gif
Asero
3rd January 2015, 12:54
Mine means "Steel" in tagalog. I thought of adding -ng at the end ("Aserong") to be more namey, but eh.
DOOM
18th January 2015, 21:16
http://www.stonesthrow.com/uploads/images/product/detail/mf-doom-photo-print.jpg
All caps
o well this is ok I guess
18th January 2015, 22:28
it's ok i guess
RedKobra
18th January 2015, 23:27
I was originally Iconoclastic_Aspergic which rather speaks for itself. I have Aspergers & my wife tells me I am pathologically iconoclastic.
RedKobra...what can I tell ya? After twenty minutes staring at the empty little user name box I just typed Red, because, well, Communism and stuff and Kobra because Cobra starts with a 'C' sound which is cool because it means you can use a K which instantly makes anything look more russian. I wanted to use an ᴙ because that looks kick ass russian but alas ᴙedKobra & ᴙedKobᴙa just looked a bit rubbish.
Tim Cornelis
22nd January 2015, 00:40
Tim < first name
Cornelis < last name (fake)
Quail
22nd January 2015, 01:35
I did ask everyone what would be a good username for me a while back, and I was Miss Andrist. But Quail is good.
Sentinel
22nd January 2015, 01:50
I did ask everyone what would be a good username for me a while back, and I was Miss Andrist. But Quail is good.
Sometimes I also contemplate changing my username, just as it has so much baggage (former political views changed throughout the years), and as so many in real life know that it is me. But I really can't come to think of anything and just like Sentinel too much..
I had an idea a few years ago of picking something in finnish that sounds cool and mystical in english. Still trying to figure out what that could be :lol:
motion denied
22nd January 2015, 01:58
Portuguese for crook, trickster, cheater etc
Devrim
22nd January 2015, 09:00
'Revolution', but it is also a first name in this country.
Devrim
cyu
22nd January 2015, 09:32
I had an idea a few years ago of picking something in finnish that sounds cool and mystical in english. Still trying to figure out what that could be
Vahti
http://static.tumblr.com/zwukmk0/Q4Gld4v8p/r2.jpg
Sentinel
22nd January 2015, 23:18
Vahti
Ugh, hehe I don't think so. That would bring the thoughts to corporate security guards more than watchmen in general, an association I'd rather be without.
But thanks!
Lily Briscoe
22nd January 2015, 23:25
Lily Briscoe is a character from Virginia Woolf's 'To The Lighthouse', which is one of my favorite books.
mushroompizza
31st May 2015, 00:55
My username when I made my PS3 account years ago, Ive used it for every username since. My sister was hungry for mushroom pizza at the time so it became my username.
Sinister Intents
31st May 2015, 01:08
My username when I made my PS3 account years ago, Ive used it for every username since. My sister was hungry for mushroom pizza at the time so it became my username.
I'm going to eat you pizza!
StromboliFucker666
23rd July 2015, 08:41
I put my genitals inside of potatoes and listen to black metal
(OOC) It comes from a character in the Game of thrones episodic game and the 666 part comes from a song I was listening to (OOC end)
Sentinel
9th August 2015, 23:27
Edit, I'm not changing my name, at least not at this point. I've been Sentinel for so fucking long now, that I can't even change my name into something that means the same thing. I'll keep the Kurdish version as a user title though :)
StromboliFucker666
10th August 2015, 04:59
Strombolifucker666 - used to be potatofucker666
my friend and I went to an Italian resteraunt for lunch today. The Stromboli I had was great
Anglo-Saxon Philistine
10th August 2015, 20:48
Strombolifucker666 - used to be potatofucker666
my friend and I went to an Italian resteraunt for lunch today. The Stromboli I had was great
I actually had to look up what "Stromboli" is because I knew it only as the name of an island. As far as I can tell it's an American invention. I would call that a weird calzone, although to be fair if I saw "weird calzone" on a menu I would be very worried and probably excuse myself from the restaurant.
Comrade Jacob
10th August 2015, 20:56
I'm Jacob and I'm y'comrade.
StromboliFucker666
10th August 2015, 21:39
I actually had to look up what "Stromboli" is because I knew it only as the name of an island. As far as I can tell it's an American invention. I would call that a weird calzone, although to be fair if I saw "weird calzone" on a menu I would be very worried and probably excuse myself from the restaurant.
lmao
I think they gave it the name Stromboli just because it sounds relatively Italian and it has Italian ingredients.
Guardia Rossa
26th October 2015, 22:32
Red Guard in Italian.
Other name was Greavyard, I wasn't exactly a good english student. Took the name up at a game where I joined the "evil, dark side" (I always liked the "dark side", from picking Venom over Spider Man to being a annoying nazikid in my 12's) (The game was awesome but I forgot it's name) and I kept the name going for... until now actually. Now I'm changing it all to Guardia Rossa. Damnatio Memoriae.
Zoop
26th October 2015, 22:35
I honestly have no idea.
Trap Queen Voxxy
26th October 2015, 23:07
Trap queen shawty lmfao
Invader Zim
27th October 2015, 00:39
It means that I have awesome taste in cartoons and have done for about a decade.
ShadowStar
5th November 2015, 02:15
My username is taken from the anime and manga, Shadow Star.
Aslan
8th February 2016, 21:25
Redeagle was originally what it was because I was a socialist Albanian. But then I thought the name was too cliche.
I changed it to my favorite Albanian historical figure from my youth. Ali Pasha Tepelena, who was called the lion of Janina or "Aslan" by his Turkish enemies. His story was off ass-kicking until he got betrayed by the Greeks and his head was chopped off.
Communist Mutant From Outer Space
8th February 2016, 21:39
My name is derived from an obscure 1980s video game for the Atari 2600's cassette add-on; the "Starpath Supercharger". The game was simply called "Communist Mutants From Space" (I added "Outer" because it was more in line with Golden Age-era science fiction tropes), and the title is nothing more than a sardonic hyperbolic mockery of Cold War "Red Scare" geopolitics in the west. The game itself is a revamped "Space Invaders" clone with a few new sprites; nothing special.
There's actually an American eBay listing for it here: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Atari-2600-Supercharger-Arcadia-Starpath-Game-Communist-Mutants-From-Space-/291571575413?hash=item43e3052a75:g:RAsAAOSwuTxWAiJ H
I don't think it was available in Europe sadly. I've always had the notion of naming a band after it, but apparently according to my recent eBay search somebody already had the idea... goddamn proto-hipsters being more hipster than me.
Ismail
9th February 2016, 09:11
"Ismail" is named after Ismail Qemali, who proclaimed Albanian independence in 1912 and became its first leader. He sought to establish a bourgeois democracy in the country after centuries of feudal stagnation and was at once opposed by the aforementioned feudals who tried overthrowing him with foreign backing. The Western powers created an International Control Commission giving themselves the role of "safeguarding" Albania's internal affairs, and then found a pretext upon which to dismiss him and instead appoint a German prince who knew nothing about the country and who brought the leader of feudal reaction into his cabinet. Then World War I happened, Albania got occupied by various countries, and at that point I'm not talking about Ismail Qemali anymore.
I also like the name Ismail, so yeah.
Q
9th February 2016, 10:23
I've recently amended the subheading "free radical - like a boss" to a more fitting "tectonic revolutionary" as times are rather slow paced now and the tasks ahead will take years, maybe longer.
The project I'm involved in, Communist Platform, aims to transform the existing workers movement, by again merging it with the goal of socialism. Our immediate aim is the (Dutch) Socialist Party, which is - for better or worse - currently the highest political expression of the Dutch workers movement, of any relevance anyway. We're almost two years old now and have made some headway, but things are moving... tectonic and I'm expecting this to continue in times ahead.
Art Vandelay
9th February 2016, 23:32
I am Art Vandelay. Art Vandelay is me.
I'm a fairly obscure published author, hold a degree in architecture, my work with whales in the field of marine biology has been of some note, and I also dabbled in the import-export game in my youth. You may have heard of me before.
Aslan
10th February 2016, 02:53
"Ismail" is named after Ismail Qemali, who proclaimed Albanian independence in 1912 and became its first leader. He sought to establish a bourgeois democracy in the country after centuries of feudal stagnation and was at once opposed by the aforementioned feudals who tried overthrowing him with foreign backing. The Western powers created an International Control Commission giving themselves the role of "safeguarding" Albania's internal affairs, and then found a pretext upon which to dismiss him and instead appoint a German prince who knew nothing about the country and who brought the leader of feudal reaction into his cabinet. Then World War I happened, Albania got occupied by various countries, and at that point I'm not talking about Ismail Qemali anymore.
I also like the name Ismail, so yeah.
You know what irritates me about King Zog the most? His descendants have the audacity to claim Albania over Archaic ''rights''. Hell I've even met one of them, a pompous bourgeois parasite.
Ismail
10th February 2016, 20:35
You know what irritates me about King Zog the most? His descendants have the audacity to claim Albania over Archaic ''rights''. Hell I've even met one of them, a pompous bourgeois parasite.I remember one Albanian-American woman was talking about what an evil dictator Enver Hoxha was because of what happened to her family under him. Naturally, I asked who her family were. Turns out they were large landowners who supported the Balli Kombëtar (aka anti-communist "resistance" movement during WWII that ended up collaborating with the occupiers.)
The Garbage Disposal Unit
11th February 2016, 00:16
It means "Everywhere they have chosen [me]."
criticalrealist
22nd December 2016, 04:52
"criticalrealist" refers to Roy Bhaskar's critical realism. Roy was a philosopher at the University of London. Although I am a Marxist-Luxemburgist, Roy was a libertarian Marxist.
RosaAntonio
22nd December 2016, 14:13
Rosa as in Luxemburg. Antonio as in Gramsci.
Inquilabzindabad
17th January 2017, 18:14
Long live the revolution - inquilabzindabad
Ale Brider
17th January 2017, 18:22
Ale Brider is a title of a yiddish song and it means "all brothers". It is a rather upbeat song that celebrates friendship, unity, and joy. With the title, the lyrics, and the song itself, I think Ale Brider is fit for a left environment.
Raul Castro
17th January 2017, 23:12
Ur a castroist join my group man I am trying to get together all the castrosits
F9
23rd January 2017, 20:40
Ur a castroist join my group man I am trying to get together all the castrosits
nop
Die Neue Zeit
12th March 2017, 04:27
The New Times.
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