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I will paypal you $50 if you change sho'nuff's name to d'brickasho. Pretty sure other members will contribute too. Jetfire should be good for at least a twenty.Originally Posted by RJman
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Can I get the "a" in my username capitalized? 24,000 posts, shouldn't hang up the server at all.Originally Posted by Manton
Give the man an umlaut! Surely diacritic marks would be assessed fees at lower rates than full name changes. Edit: Can I get an estimate to gauge the costs of changing my name to: 勝手な行動？ (I'm just joking, of course)Originally Posted by rach2jlc
I will paypal you $50 if you change sho'nuff's name to d'brickasho. Pretty sure other members will contribute too. Jetfire should be good for at least a twenty.Originally Posted by RJman
This is correct! It can to be Man̈ ton̈Originally Posted by hws
I understand the backstory with diorshoe/shoe/sho'nuff's name changes, but can someone fill me in as to where the "d'brickasho" joke came from? Somehow I missed it originally.Originally Posted by spertia
I don't see why we should only umlaut vowels.Originally Posted by Thomas
No, not really, I was $*%^&^ing with you, but I guess I don't care.Originally Posted by MAnton
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