Name change?

[offshoredrilling]

chatte salope

[spear88]

Swallow Solavitt

[Lauren Mayfair]

Originally Posted by spear88

Mia Ho

This is my favorite.

[novacain]

Hell, just add VIP to your name and run around the site telling us how great, smart, wonderful and pretty you are. Hell you might get DED's attention.

[fragtasticator]

Originally Posted by Luxury Daphne

So... I'm thinking about changing my screen name...

At first I was thinking about something direct like SmartmouthBitch, or ISuckingCock but I figured hey, why preach to the choir... Maybe you guys can help me come up with something with more panache, more class. What's two random words (or made up words) that I can throw together to make a new persona?

Strictly from a marketing standpoint, I would advise against it. There is a lot to be said for name recognition and branding. It enables word of mouth to work for you.

Unless you have had some legal entanglements, or else you feel that your screen name is too close to your real life name, changing your screen name would be a poor business decision, as long as you have a reputation for quality.

As an example of this, most people know who J.K. Rowling is, and can place her as the author of the harry Potter series. She's flippin rich, has some Hollywood pull, and is a celebrity of sorts.

Does any body know who Robert Gilbraith is?

Trick question: it's J.K. Rowling, writing under a different name.

Pro Tip: If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

[Lexieinhouston]

Daphne N



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[dearhunter]

200pound cake

[Wakeup]

Originally Posted by fragtasticator

Strictly from a marketing standpoint, I would advise against it.

Dude...if you think she's honestly asking for advice on what to change her name to, or that she's going to change her name at all...you're delusional...but thanks for the marketing advice...

[fragtasticator]

Originally Posted by Wakeup

Dude...if you think she's honestly asking for advice on what to change her name to, or that she's going to change her name at all...you're delusional...but thanks for the marketing advice...

Read first post, responded.

Read replies, realized I was another of the people for whom the joke was going over my head, so to speak.

When injokes are made, it is an inherent hazard that some will not get them, especially those that are relatively new. <shrug>.

On the other hand, people have been known to change their names:

Anybody heard of Mr. (W)Hittner, or perhaps a Mr. Snoop Lion?

Then there's all the hooktards on BP who constantly change what they go by.

People get bored, they want to change stuff up, it's not out of the realm of possibility that the op, standing alone, could have been serious.

Meh. It's what I get for pulling the trigger on a reply without reading the whole thread. Never claimed to be perfect.

[Sarunga]

None of us is....and you have every right to respond to any threAD on this board whether we like it or not.

[boardman]

Originally Posted by Sarunga

None of us are....and you have every right to respond to any threAD on this board whether we like it or not.

FTFY

[Hot to Trot Daphne]

Don't you mins wakeup.. He's always ornery. How does he know what I am and aren't going to do?

Thanks for the advice and suggestions.

[Sarunga]

None = No one.

So, shouldn't it be 'is' and not 'are'?

For example:

No one is perfect.

No one of us is perfect.

None of us is perfect.

[Lady Elizabeth]

Hmmm

[Wakeup]

cb...break his fail to him gently...