I've used this username for almost 14 years. I got it when Hotmail first launched. Originally I wanted Aceman, but that was taken, so I picked aceman67... and well, its stuck.
Can't see myself as anything else.
I've never understood why people put numbers in their usernames. If it has something to do with someone else having the original, non-number, username... how hard is it to come up with something actually original?
I've never had a username with numbers in it, But I guess it's okay if you think the numbers look cool.
I've used this username for almost 14 years. I got it when Hotmail first launched. Originally I wanted Aceman, but that was taken, so I picked aceman67... and well, its stuck.
Can't see myself as anything else.
Originally I was Zev2071 at the first forum, because Zev was taken. I think usernames are better without numbers if you can avoid having to add them because your name isn't taken.
Signature is a Gwenibe original.
I don't like numbers in Usernames either. I have a few usernames, so I just take another one if the one I originally wanted is already taken.
Most people do it like Aceman and Zev I think. They just add some numbers if their original name isn't available.
What I especially hate is the names where letters are replaced with numbers, e.g.: R1D3R, 5A5Uk3 and so on. No excuses for those. <:
You are now breathing manually. :P
E&OE;
I'm also one of those people who dislikes numbers and other symbols in usernames and keeps searching until a name which is not currently in use is found. But I have to admit, at certain popular places (take Hotmail, Steam or Gamefaqs for example) it's not easy to find an original username. And I imagine it's just getting harder as we go along.
Mythological creatures always make for good names!
as well as city names! ha-cha-cha!
Hell I doubt you'll find many sites or forums where Sazuka is available these days.
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