Well Divo or no Divo, I'm really not sure that anyone is actually allowed to "pre-approve" their own nickname. They ususally just pop-out and you get stuck with them until everyone forgets it or until you move to Canada or Australia and start over with a new set of friends and a new nickname... However, a few things have come to mind in regard to the "The Man from a Land Far Far Away" that I thought I might share... The first, and now I'm dating myself here since I saw the original undigitized version whilst in college, is tha famous big screen CRAWL alerting everyone of a "Galaxy, far, far, away..." triggering the names of characters like Luke, Han, Yoda, Obi Wan and even Chubacca - Chui for short (and for particularly hairy subjects)...  The second thought occupying my pea size brain (as evidenced by this posting) was "Far, far, away land" also known as the home of Shrek... However; most of those characters have rather unfortunate names such as: Donkey; Puss in Boots; Rumpelstiltskin, most of which would be even worse than repeating "the Man from a Land Far Far Away" all the time... But in digging a little deeper the Shrek song "Far,Far Away Land" was recorded by a little known (and for good reason) Galm Rock band (note the clever Diva/Divo connection here) out of England called - Slade...  But, let's not also forget that the voice of Shrek was palyed by Mike Meyers using an outrageous Scottish accent... which then brought me back to Italia and Master of the Renaissance - Michelangelo (not to be confused with Mike &amp; Mike on ESPN)... which finally led this Rube Goldberg mousetrap of degenerating though to Leonardo da Vinci...  SO in conclusion of the above rant... and keeping in mind that the point of this exercise is apparently to shorten the reference to the "Man from a Land Far, Far Away " to a much more manageable moniker (unfortunately not based upon any first hand knowledge of or charateristics of such individual), my short list came down to the following (in no particular order): A.) Chui (Chubacca - double 'c"s are Italian - no?) ; B.) Leo (Leonardo da Vinci); C.) Slade (see above); D.) Mike (Meyers &amp; Michelangelo).   In the end I"m afraid I'll have to opt for LEO!    Cheers, and Merry Christmas to all!