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Real: If I recall, one of Majora's boss forms.

Funny: A mispelling of Major Wrath, implying that you are a short tempered hot-head.

A master?

Tones that are simultaneously both fat and misspelled.

Obviously, a fan of dairy products of the lunar variety.

Egg nog of the rock variety? Gravel perhaps?

I am pretty sure that is an anagram.
The scientific name for a humanoid dragon, perhaps?

The Latin glorpative* case inflection of "Sir John".

*The glorpative case, one of the 38974293845 cases in Latin, is used for usernames on Internet message boards. It consists of the -amus ending being added to the name.

An anagram, with the original phrase being "Echo Me Nose", clearly referencing your days as a Pirate/Whale with the unique ability to echolocate through your gigantic nose.

I guess it's a...Feasulable plan?

...And my name is NOT an anagram. It's taken by a bunch of random letter isn a word jumble that hapenned to fall into an interesting pattern of words.

As to what it's SUPPOSED to mean... :P Maybe I'll tell you in my next post here.

Aegix always makes me think of a powerfull, sparky, beam of energy, and Drakon seems like a sharp, triangle-based dragon.

...Master of the ultimate answer?

I would have to guess a Kraken with a skull, but it can't possibly be that obvious.

And seriously, Feasulable plan? What is that, a retirement plan? Surely you can do better than that.

Yeah, it's not really that obvious. It's actually based on a Pokemon name. The name was used when Nintendo was showing previews of the game, but got changed during translation. Can you guess which pokemon it was?

For your name, I'm going to guess... A weasel. A weasel with a really funny accent. :P

Oh, it must be Cubone or Marowak. *checks Wikipedia*
Well, Cubone's Japanese name was Karakara, so I'm gonna guess it was Cubone.
Except I went to double-check with Google, and I now learn that Skulkraken was the original name for Gyarados.
So, Gyarados, final answer.

And no, not a weasel, though a lot of people make that connection, probably because they're pronouncing it (fee-zle) rather than (fay-ah-sool), like they should be. I mean, come on, is the idea of a dipthong really that foreign to Americans? For a hint on meaning, check my location.

Correct. You win a Mudkip.

...>_< Your hint still leaves me confused. Is it the name of one of the houses in Lord of the Rings? That's the best I can come up with. Google only turns up stuff like a deviantart profile or the name of a horse in Everquest.

Don't forget a livejournal page and all sorts of other goodies. I was very surprised to find other people out there using the online alias "Feasul", seeing as it's a name I created. I therefore have decided to hunt them down and kill them. Bwahahaha.
You have to think outside the box here. It's not a specific name from Tolkien, but it's a name an Elf might have. I think that's as far as I can go in hints. (From my perspective, it seems like I'm basically giving it away.)

...dammit, I LOVE the lord of the rings, and I even took a course about it in college...and I STILL don't get it!

Fe-azul...Fey-asul......nope...still no lightbulb.

Where did you go to college that had a class on LotR, Dragon of Ages? (since I assume that's what your name means)
And if you paid attention in that class then my name should at least strike you as vaguely familiar. Which great Noldorin jewelsmith crafted the Silmarils?

Feasul: An armpit fetish.

i googled Feasul and i found that? hahahaha

Armpit fetish? That's lame. All the cool fetishes I could be associated with, and I get stuck with armpits.

I assume your username just signifies that your name is Jenny.

^ slang for Phosphates :O

my name is really Jennifer, but that username was already taken, and Jenny is my nickname anyway 😉

Jenny from the block 🙄

Your name just goes to show that when you're in Hell, you don't have time to worry about spelling.

Anagram for "U R sas dawn."

But seriously. That makes perfect sense.

Anagram for Missur_John, a misspelling of Mister John.
Who's Mister John? No clue.

Obviously the 2nd in a line of cats that are silly.

^ got knighted?

Your last name starts with z, you are married, and you were born in 1984.

^ just plain Johnamus wasn't enough for you, eh?

(I'm not married, I was born in 1982 and I just like the letter 'z' a bit too much. There's actually a long story behind my user name, but I'd rather not go into at this time) :kitty: