What does your nick stand for?

[January]

As soon as I saw your username, I thought "tried and true"

[Julianna]

I was very surprised that I could use my real name because on many places I have to change it to use it at all. One place I had to double the last a, one place add numbers after. I don’t use it in real life because the school kids use to sing song it like Pollyanna. Most people know me as Julie and occasionally some call me Jules.

[TNTrue]

As soon as I saw your username, I thought "tried and true"

I like it! That makes more sense for a western board.

[Drifter]

Mine pretty much describes the typical person the Cartwrights would come across—just passing through.

[rolsson]

Mine is totally unoriginal it's my name! now you are all thinking who has a name like rolsson well now you've found her.

[forsty]

Nothing special here either! A LONG time ago I made an account on the DeviantART website and used the username "Forstyrraxx" ('Forstyrra' means disturbed in norwegian, the two xx's was just for random decor). People starting calling me Forsty for short and since then I've used Forsty as my online name!

(It often gets mistaken for Frosty )

[January]

(It often gets mistaken for Frosty )

When I see your name, I think Frosty 100% of the time!

[herofan]

I don’t put a lot of deep thought into names such as this. I signed up on a superhero discussion board many years ago. I tried a couple things that were already taken, but herofan was open, so I went with that.

[Soapsuds]

At my alma mater we have a statue of Will Rogers and his trusty horse, Soapsuds. The nickname I used to use on the internet was a horribly tacky combination of my initials and numbers, and Soapsuds sounded western enough for a Bonanza forum, so there you have it.

[McHopper]

Your nicks are so much more original than mine. Mine is just a combination of my married name and my maiden name.