I googled my user name and found there's a village in India called Sumsam and a bunch of Muslim guys in Turkey and Pakistan called Sumsam Ali!
Now they tell me! Shoulda googled my username before I took it!
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Do what I did. Take the first letter of your first name, and the first five letters of your last name, switch 'em around, and see if they make a word.
Then, once you've done that, go sit on a spike you racist fuck.
I googled my user name and found there's a whole weird religion based round it. A bunch of narrow minded fuck wits base their whole life about things he was suppose to have said 2000 years ago!
Now they tell me! Shoulda googled my username before I took it!
This is more RSTDT, but it's still not terrible. What's wrong with being afraid of getting confused with a village?
I don't wanna get confused with a village.
Hah, my username is unique!
Of course, there was that time I tried using the name of the spaceship in a story I wrote, and it turned out that a lot of emo weirdos have written a bunch of terrible poetry under the name "Wounded Sparrow".
I just meant it as a play on the Millennium Falcon, didn't really think about the connotations...
All I did was use a program to switch around 3 consonants and 2 vowels until they made a phonetically pronounceable name a few times before settling on Kyren. It sounds like Kyndraer, a name of mine from a few games, and it's easy to remember.
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