Your Online Persona

[reginacarlson]

Hello everyone. I'm really bored here with nothing better to do than sit and browse this forum. Well, actually I should be cleaning the flat but I just don't feel up to it...yet! Just want to sit back and relax

So just for conversation sake, I want to know the story behind your username. What made you choose it? How did you come up with it? I think this creates an interesting avenue for discussion...

To start, I'll tell you where mine (reginacarlson) comes from. My real name is Queency. Queen, when translated in Italian means "Regina". It's what my Italian friend used to call me back in my college days. While carlson is the name of a small company in the Philippines and I just like the sound of it

What about you guys? Care to share?

[gemini63]

About mine, i was born in the year 1963 with a gemini zodiac sign so for short "gemini63"...

[somebody]

umm well i guess i am somebody as is everybody on this lovely Forum.

[kimmi]

hmmm..mine is so easy, it's just the way my friends used to call me since my first name is KIMBERLY,

[bornatbirth]

have a guess how i got mine?

[jimeve]

mine is really obvious.... jimeve my first names colin and my wifes name Susan,

only joking .

[somebody]

mine is really obvious.... jimeve my first names colin and my wifes name Susan,

only joking .

So your Wife is Jim and your Eve

[gemini63]

have a guess how i got mine?

he..he..he.. i like your aviatar...

[jimeve]

So your Wife is Jim and your Eve

Haha

[KeithD]

Because of its nuclear spin properties, this isotope responds to a resonant radio frequency (RF) signal. The absorption and emission of the RF signal by the nuclei can be monitored and detected using nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, most commonly known as NMR spectroscopy. This is a technique that gives information on the identity and number of atoms adjacent to other atoms in said molecule, thereby giving clues to the structure of an organic molecule. Since 12C has zero spin, it does not give an NMR signal, and since only 1% of the atoms in a molecule are 13C, it is unlikely that carbon-carbon coupling is seen. Acquiring a 13C NMR spectrum can take from a couple of minutes to hours because many scans have to be summed together in order to have results distinguishable from background noise.

[reginacarlson]

Because of its nuclear spin properties, this isotope responds to a resonant radio frequency (RF) signal. The absorption and emission of the RF signal by the nuclei can be monitored and detected using nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, most commonly known as NMR spectroscopy. This is a technique that gives information on the identity and number of atoms adjacent to other atoms in said molecule, thereby giving clues to the structure of an organic molecule. Since 12C has zero spin, it does not give an NMR signal, and since only 1% of the atoms in a molecule are 13C, it is unlikely that carbon-carbon coupling is seen. Acquiring a 13C NMR spectrum can take from a couple of minutes to hours because many scans have to be summed together in order to have results distinguishable from background noise.

hahaha what??? what foreign language is that? in layman's terms please Boss Keith

[kimmi]

Because of its nuclear spin properties, this isotope responds to a resonant radio frequency (RF) signal. The absorption and emission of the RF signal by the nuclei can be monitored and detected using nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, most commonly known as NMR spectroscopy. This is a technique that gives information on the identity and number of atoms adjacent to other atoms in said molecule, thereby giving clues to the structure of an organic molecule. Since 12C has zero spin, it does not give an NMR signal, and since only 1% of the atoms in a molecule are 13C, it is unlikely that carbon-carbon coupling is seen. Acquiring a 13C NMR spectrum can take from a couple of minutes to hours because many scans have to be summed together in order to have results distinguishable from background noise.

Boss?

[bornatbirth]

Because of its nuclear spin properties, this isotope responds to a resonant radio frequency (RF) signal. The absorption and emission of the RF signal by the nuclei can be monitored and detected using nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, most commonly known as NMR spectroscopy. This is a technique that gives information on the identity and number of atoms adjacent to other atoms in said molecule, thereby giving clues to the structure of an organic molecule. Since 12C has zero spin, it does not give an NMR signal, and since only 1% of the atoms in a molecule are 13C, it is unlikely that carbon-carbon coupling is seen. Acquiring a 13C NMR spectrum can take from a couple of minutes to hours because many scans have to be summed together in order to have results distinguishable from background noise.

i have been at work all day and tired,i need help reading this

[mavid]

Mine is from our dialect Ivatan (Batanes)

Mavid means beautiful hehehe

[Ann07]

Mine is so obvious I just added 7 my fav number. Dunno where did i get 0

[charlwill]

Mine is from my name and my hubby's name.

[jimeve]

Mine is so obvious I just added 7 my fav number. Dunno where did i get 0

Maybe you was thinking of James Bond 007.

[Ann07]

Maybe you was thinking of James Bond 007.

hahaha could be

[bornatbirth]

are u licensed to kill?

dont mess with her lol

[Ann07]

are u licensed to kill?

dont mess with her lol

Im a good girl

[Mrs.JMajor]

Because of its nuclear spin properties, this isotope responds to a resonant radio frequency (RF) signal. The absorption and emission of the RF signal by the nuclei can be monitored and detected using nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, most commonly known as NMR spectroscopy. This is a technique that gives information on the identity and number of atoms adjacent to other atoms in said molecule, thereby giving clues to the structure of an organic molecule. Since 12C has zero spin, it does not give an NMR signal, and since only 1% of the atoms in a molecule are 13C, it is unlikely that carbon-carbon coupling is seen. Acquiring a 13C NMR spectrum can take from a couple of minutes to hours because many scans have to be summed together in order to have results distinguishable from background noise.

Apologized for Admin but he had the right to say anything what he wanted to say

.............as mine obvious Mrs. J Major......as wife of Major

[RickyR]

My pseudonym is a result of my real name being 'Frank'..........

Or maybe i'm being sarcastic hehe.

Ricky is my name, and always it shall be :-)

[KeithD]

[pennybarry]

Hello everyone. I'm really bored here with nothing better to do than sit and browse this forum. Well, actually I should be cleaning the flat but I just don't feel up to it...yet! Just want to sit back and relax

So just for conversation sake, I want to know the story behind your username. What made you choose it? How did you come up with it? I think this creates an interesting avenue for discussion...

To start, I'll tell you where mine (reginacarlson) comes from. My real name is Queency. Queen, when translated in Italian means "Regina". It's what my Italian friend used to call me back in my college days. While carlson is the name of a small company in the Philippines and I just like the sound of it

What about you guys? Care to share?

Well, penny is my nickname and that is a tale that you will love to hear from my late Grandma. They gave me that name when I was still a baby Barry is obviously my hubby. He has 2 names but he hates his 2nd name to be called. So I prefer his first one

[walesrob]

I came from Malta and my name is Marco, so thats how I arrived at the username walesrob

[somebody]

Apologized for Admin but he had the right to say anything what he wanted to say

.............as mine obvious Mrs. J Major......as wife of Major

So I guess edwina currie is not your favourite person

[adam&chryss]

well i really don't know.. it was my husband who registered here, hehehe

as others here my husband and my name, because we both use one account

[KeithD]

I came from MARS and my name is RETARD, so thats how I arrived at the username walesrob

Says it all really

[Sconnie]

John SCONE with butter on
Take one bite and he is gone.

My name is John, so I took scone from the childrens rhyme above and made SCONNIE

[reginacarlson]

I see everyone here had been very creative/imaginative with their usernames