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by **Miniolo** » Apr 21st, '11, 11:43

hii there i was wondering about a magic name but i dont want something lame as the amazing Manolo <thats my name

i now dont have a real name ... i do have a youtube account called (Premature Revelation) but wanna get a nice name:P

by **Jean** » Apr 21st, '11, 11:59

Are you asking us to name you?

by **Duplicity** » Apr 21st, '11, 12:53

One has to ask. Do you ever think for yourself?

by **TonyB** » Apr 21st, '11, 13:49

Nothing wrong with Manolo the Magician. It is not crass like Manolo the Magnificiant. Its just your name and what you do.

by **Lawrence** » Apr 21st, '11, 13:53

The first name should begin with a D, the second with a B.

by **Jean** » Apr 21st, '11, 13:56

Lawrence wrote:The first name should begin with a D, the second with a B.

Oh please name two magicians you even know of who have those initials.

by **Miniolo** » Apr 21st, '11, 15:50

Im not asking u to name me! im asking inspiration

so dont be so rude...

by **Lord Freddie** » Apr 21st, '11, 16:04

Frinobulax The Fantastic

by **greedoniz** » Apr 21st, '11, 16:34

How about the name you were born with?

It works well for most other successful magicians

by **daleshrimpton** » Apr 21st, '11, 17:02

greedoniz wrote:How about the name you were born with?

It works well for most other successful magicians

no... better use the one you used post op. :lol:

Seriously though...as long as there is no other magician with your name, why change?

in the old days people used big fancy stage names with "the great" or "the magnificent" because it would stand out on the variety posters, crowded with so many other names.. These days this is not so.

by **bmat** » Apr 21st, '11, 17:20

I agree with coming up with a stage name if you are a clown. After all you have applied makeup to be in disguise may as well make up a name too Bobo.

Otherwise I fail to see the point.

by **TheStoner** » Apr 21st, '11, 17:52

Slartibartfast is an excellent traditional British name that you could use

by **Mandrake** » Apr 21st, '11, 17:54

TheStoner wrote:Slartibartfast is an excellent traditional British name that you could use

Only if you like doing the crinkly bits around the coast of Norway....

by **kolm** » Apr 21st, '11, 18:29

Minidini (pronounced meenideeni)

You're welcome

by **Jean** » Apr 22nd, '11, 02:05

Miniolo wrote:Im not asking u to name me! im asking inspiration so dont be so rude...

I didn't mean to be rude, I apologise. I just thought it was a pretty bizarre request. I don't see how anyone but you can come up with the right stage name.

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