Did I coin a phrase...?

While responding to a post on the front page (a little back and forth between my self and The B.I.V. in the River of Blood release thread) I noticed that a few people have been using the term "DnGer" to refer to some members that insist on insisting that DnD is in fact the end of all things scape. DnG standing for Doom and Gloom and bearing a striking similarity to DnD (or Dungeons and Dragons). The term fits some of the more vocal members of the camp particularly well for thier ability to sniff out any DnD talks and drop a little "the end is NIGH" talk on the conversation (CC comes instantly to mind, but there are others).

After hitting the fourms and a few of my subscibed threads I again saw the phrase used by a few members. I find the propagation of the term particulalry awesome because, as far as I know, I was the first to use it. Now I could definitely be wrong on that, but I do know for sure that I came up with it on my own, even if someone else beat me to it's origination.

The post I made where I use and define it can be found here (post #5):

Classification Crossover: DnD > Heroscape Classic?

So my question to the community (or at least the blog reading part of it) is this: Did I coin the phrase "Doom and Gloomers" (DnG)?

Side Note: I often like to make clear the fact that I have no beef or ill-will for anybody on this site. I'm just (and always have been) a champion of the fact that every single release to date has been a good one and the DnD line is no exception. The term DnGer is not meant to be offensive or as an insult in anyway, just a indication of ones hyper-negativity about the direction of the game under WOTC.

Keep on Scapin'
~Steve