@vivify said😆
And what does your name mean?
"it is primarily used as an online username and forum alias. Most notably, it is the handle of an active participant in online communities such as Warhammer-Empire and Red Hot Pawn. Because it is a unique, fabricated moniker, its meaning is entirely personal to the individual who created it."
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@KingDavid403 saidHe plays MMORPGs? Never took him as the type.
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"it is primarily used as an online username and forum alias. Most notably, it is the handle of an active participant in online communities such as Warhammer-Empire and Red Hot Pawn. Because it is a unique, fabricated moniker, its meaning is entirely personal to the individual who created it."
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@AThousandYoung saidSo games like D&D.
His avatar appears to be a tabletop miniature. So more likely old school wargaming not online stuff.
Interesting how much you find out a person from just their username and avatar.
@KingDavid403 saidDid you really Google that?
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"it is primarily used as an online username and forum alias. Most notably, it is the handle of an active participant in online communities such as Warhammer-Empire and Red Hot Pawn. Because it is a unique, fabricated moniker, its meaning is entirely personal to the individual who created it."
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@Suzianne saidYes, I asked AI the question for the hell of it. I wished no harm for anyone from it. 😳 The question got me thinking that his name did have a meaning.
Did you really Google that?
@vivify saidI have no idea what that is, nor do I care. To each his, or her own. 🙂
He plays MMORPGs? Never took him as the type.
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@vivify saidWhen I started using the internet in ‘97 I quickly found out there were a hell of a lot of people with the same name as me.
How is your name pronounced?
Is it shav-iks-meer (like I've assumed for years) Or is it shav-iks-mur?
So, instead of sticking 4 numbers behind my name, I used “Shaav ix meer” instead.
I was, at the time, writing a fantasy story to accompany a fantasy RPG I created (which was made to counter-act hack and slash heroes, which ultimately lead to less role-playing).
Shavixmir is the evil king of a country called Cidal; in a nutshell.
However the story does, obviously, have a twist to it.
But, I only wrote part 1 of 3.
Hence the name.
And yes, D&D, warhammer, etc. And not online gaming… I like to look the enemy in the eye!
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It is, indeed, me on the warhammer forum. But I haven’t played or posted for a few years.
The photo is indeed a warhammer figure. It’s a flagellant I painted and shoved through a filter.