What Is Your Real Name?

The name is Luke.

As you may be able to tell, my parents were big Star Wars fans (Hence my name, Luke. They were debating naming me Han, would have been much cooler.)

 

HAM would have been cool too with its multiple meanings and all.

 

My name isn't 'The'

It's Matt

 

Hi, I'm Eve. Or Eva, if you prefer that pronunciation.

Oddly enough, my "real" handle online is Moonhawk, and I'm finding it a bit odd to be called anything else online now. I wanted to choose something more Star-Wars-relevant for a name here, and it is still taking time to get used to this new skin. Didn't think it would make much difference.

 

Moonhawk sounds like something they would have in Rebels

 

little bit late but: Hi my real name is Paul.

 

I went to school with an Eva in Texas...would be funny if that's you

 

No, not me, I'm Arizona born and bred. But real Eve's are few and far between! I've only met 3 in my life (not counting Evelyn and Yvette, etc). But it seems to be a go-to stage name and character name, interestingly enough.

 

I didn't know there was a thread like this. I love it! It's nice to see some real names.

So, allow me to introduce myself: My name is Severin and I'm from Germany.

 

Is your last name Snape ?

 

Yup, I'm Severus Snape in person.

 

Haha, i named one of my LARP characters Severin!

 

Then I will join the fray: I’m Marc. Same origins as Jürgen and Christian, country wise. And not to forget Severin!

 

Ignored the joke and diagnosed you with mental health problems. Take a clouded .

Gave you a funny rating due to a private joke involving that name.

I don't know what my name is...

First name is just Alex, not short for Alexander, just plain old Alex .

"The unusual surname, Sebire, is Norse - Viking in origin but may well have entered Britain from the Netherlands or Flanders in the late medieval period. The derivation of the modern surname is from the two compounds 'sae' meaning 'sea' and 'beorht' - bright, a warriors name. The development as recorded includes many unusual spellings. These include Sebire, Sebrens, and Sebring. The first recorded spelling of the family name is Sebrincke, dated 1608."

"However, the name was known in Jersey 300 years earlier than this, and in Normandy a further century back in 1198, so we prefer the suggestion that it originated as a female personal name, from the same root as Sybil, Sebile and Sibile. French sources prefer this explanation, stating that the name is peculiar to Normandy.
Sébire is still quite a common family name in Normandy today, and is also present in Jersey."

"From the late 17th century onwards Sebire was much more common in Guernsey than in Jersey, and may have originated with a Huguenot refugee. However, the name originally appeared much earlier in Jersey."

 

The radar technician?

All joking aside, my first name is Élisabeth.
Even it's the French version of Elizabeth (Thanks Captain Obvious!), I'm only the queen of my computer.

 

I am 100% Matt the Radar Technician

 

TRON..............Lord of Windows, Emperor of DOS, High King of WIFI, Grand Marshall of the Servers. You will obey!

......or just Kay.

 

It's "Classified" ..... okay how's "Christina"

 

That was quickly declassified.

 

My real name is John but I like to go by Johnny