老衲逛青楼特
[lăo nà guàng qīng lóu tè]
The net name translates directly as a Zen master visiting a pleasure house. In traditional Chinese cultural setting, 'a Zen Master' represents Buddhism while 'Pleasure House'(Qinglou) represents worldly desires or lusts. By juxtaposing two seemingly opposite ideas together it implies irony or satire or shows an attitude against the tradition.