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I really wanted my online name to be my initials, 'SCW' but of course it is
taken on just about every service there is out there lol. But I still want
my online nick to be my initials but it would have to be spelled another
way. However it is spelled it needs to sound just like my initials do when
you say them. For instance I thought of 'SCDoubleU', when you say it it
sounds just like when you say SCW but I don't know if I like that or not.

It's very frustrating, I am very fickle when it comes to online names, why I
don't know.

Anyone can help me?

Thanks.

What's In A Name? wrote:

> I really wanted my online name to be my initials, 'SCW' but of course it
> is taken on just about every service there is out there lol. But I
> still want my online nick to be my initials but it would have to be
> spelled another way. However it is spelled it needs to sound just like
> my initials do when you say them. For instance I thought of
> 'SCDoubleU', when you say it it sounds just like when you say SCW but I
> don't know if I like that or not.

You could try something like SCreWball, SCreWy, SCreechoWl, etc...

Hell, what do I know? Look at the originality in mine! }:O)


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PLONK!

"DC" <> wrote in message
news:135.. .
> What's In A Name? wrote:
>
> > I really wanted my online name to be my initials, 'SCW' but of course it
> > is taken on just about every service there is out there lol. But I
> > still want my online nick to be my initials but it would have to be
> > spelled another way. However it is spelled it needs to sound just like
> > my initials do when you say them. For instance I thought of
> > 'SCDoubleU', when you say it it sounds just like when you say SCW but I
> > don't know if I like that or not.
>
> You could try something like SCreWball, SCreWy, SCreechoWl, etc...
>
> Hell, what do I know? Look at the originality in mine! }:O)
>
>
> --
> DC
>
> "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach him to fish and you
can
> sell him fishing gear. RED GREEN

What's In A Name? wrote:

> PLONK!

WTF?! }:O0

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sell him fishing gear. RED GREEN

On 25 Jul 2003 05:08:22 GMT, DC wrote:
> What's In A Name? wrote:
>
>> PLONK!
>
> WTF?! }:O0

It must have been the SCrewBall. A bit touchy, I'd say, for somebody who
asked for ideas.

It's ScreWy's loss

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On 25 Jul 2003 04:48:19 GMT, DC <> wrote:

>What's In A Name? wrote:
>
>> I really wanted my online name to be my initials, 'SCW' but of course it
>> is taken on just about every service there is out there lol. But I
>> still want my online nick to be my initials but it would have to be
>> spelled another way. However it is spelled it needs to sound just like
>> my initials do when you say them. For instance I thought of
>> 'SCDoubleU', when you say it it sounds just like when you say SCW but I
>> don't know if I like that or not.
>
>You could try something like SCreWball, SCreWy, SCreechoWl, etc...
>
>Hell, what do I know? Look at the originality in mine! }:O)

Could always go for a variation on your real name. My first name,
Erik, looks and sounds (sort of) like my "online" name, which I got
from an old "Choose Your Own Adventure" books. (If you know what I'm
talking about and are wondering, it's the Stonehenge one.)
--
auric "underscore" "underscore" "at" hotmail "dot" com

Jimchip wrote:

> On 25 Jul 2003 05:08:22 GMT, DC wrote:
>> What's In A Name? wrote:
>>
>>> PLONK!
>>
>> WTF?! }:O0
>
> It must have been the SCrewBall. A bit touchy, I'd say, for somebody who
> asked for ideas.
>
> It's ScreWy's loss
>

I guess he really would have taken offense to SmellyCrackWhore, then. Glad I
kept that one to myself. };O)

--
DC

"Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach him to fish and you can
sell him fishing gear. RED GREEN

Auric__ wrote:

> On 25 Jul 2003 04:48:19 GMT, DC <> wrote:
[snip]

>>Hell, what do I know? Look at the originality in mine! }:O)
>
> Could always go for a variation on your real name. My first name,
> Erik, looks and sounds (sort of) like my "online" name, which I got
> from an old "Choose Your Own Adventure" books. (If you know what I'm
> talking about and are wondering, it's the Stonehenge one.)

PLONK!!!

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DC

Just kidding... };O)

On Thu, 24 Jul 2003 22:39:39 -0700, trout wrote:
> What's In A Name? wrote:
>
>> PLONK!
>
> Wow. Touchy.
>
> Why don't you just use the initials you want, but add some unique
> characters to set it apart.
> Some examples in the group are °Mike° and -=Hawk=-, or some people
> use the 'copyright' sign, etc.
> Get out you charmap, and see if inspiration strikes.

Or add another word to the initials: SCW-touchy, SCWow-touchy,
SCWatch-out-or-I'll-plonk-you...

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What's In A Name? wrote:

> "DC" <> wrote in message
> news:135.. .

>> What's In A Name? wrote:

>> > I really wanted my online name to be my initials, 'SCW' but of course it
>> > is taken on just about every service there is out there lol. But I
>> > still want my online nick to be my initials but it would have to be
>> > spelled another way. However it is spelled it needs to sound just like
>> > my initials do when you say them. For instance I thought of
>> > 'SCDoubleU', when you say it it sounds just like when you say SCW but I
>> > don't know if I like that or not.

>> You could try something like SCreWball, SCreWy, SCreechoWl, etc...

>> Hell, what do I know? Look at the originality in mine! }:O)

> PLONK !

What the hell's up with *that*, dude? Did you ask for ideas, or not?

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