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As I have read over and over, we have happened upon many an interesting s/n over the years. Some are as constant to our identities that many of us refer to each other by our s/n's and not by our real names. I often wondered if "Screaming Emu" was chosen b/c of the picture or vice-versa. is it right for us to still refer to the great man as DeltaFlyer as such citing the fact that he no longer works for Delta? Or rather, is the name now more-so appropriate in that he can actually now be a real flyer on Delta and not be viewed as an employee? "Crunk415balla" seems appropriate when viewed in a vaccum, but the man is so much more than that, oftentimes that it makes me chuckle to think of said man actually playing any sport that requires a ball for he would probably be all to aptly called "crunk415balla" . The abovementioned examples are such good sports that I feel free to use them as examples. I hope that I am not tarred and feathered for my actions - or worse, racconned and Dash-8'ed into silence!
So, in an effort to better know each other - let's discuss it.
How, what, why, when, where did you choose your s/n?
Why do you like/dislike your s/n?
Have you ever wanted to change it? Have you ever changed it? If you could change it - to what and why?
Oh, and to not be mean (I mean it, be nice) if you could propose a new s/n for someone - what would it be and why?
So, in an effort to better know each other - let's discuss it.
How, what, why, when, where did you choose your s/n?
Why do you like/dislike your s/n?
Have you ever wanted to change it? Have you ever changed it? If you could change it - to what and why?
Oh, and to not be mean (I mean it, be nice) if you could propose a new s/n for someone - what would it be and why?
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