Your username is now public and hereditary like a surname. How much do your kids hate you?
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My username is a variety of my name. So less annoyed than the kids of Ladiesman217.
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Ahhhhhhh, they won't know any difference.
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With normal letters or forever with the goofy ones?
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It's literally "TheSloth", so I think we'll all be OK.
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If they are at all aware of the world in which we live they would have fallen down the same path anyway.
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It is the word for little bat in my language,
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With normal letters or forever with the goofy ones?
Definitely goofy.
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Imagine getting terrible medical news from a Dr. Fartswithanaccent.
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My kid would genuinely love it, it's right up his alley in terms of humor. My sense of humor is generally quite a bit darker, but I thought of it and it made me chuckle so I used it.
I just asked him what he thought of the username pooptart and he started giggling and went on an ADHD fueled set of concepts that ended with "what if you pooped a car?" But by then my own ADHD was only barely listening.
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Eh, it's pretty descriptive of me but I wonder if my kids would be the same. They'll be monotheistic, most likely at least, but yappy/argumentative is not a given.
Id say you have it backwards. Being argumentative is a genetic trait mostly, although outside influence can override that. While theism isn't genetic in any way, and growing up in a religion is often the catalyst that turns them away.
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They wonder whether I shagged a devil or one of my ancestors did
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Id say you have it backwards. Being argumentative is a genetic trait mostly, although outside influence can override that. While theism isn't genetic in any way, and growing up in a religion is often the catalyst that turns them away.
Hey, maybe they can be both, then.
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She would love it
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Having the name "to melt" in their native language is not the worst
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wrote last edited by [email protected]I think they would mainly hate it because it would infringe on their own self-identity. No one I know in real life knows my user name, and no one who knows my user name knows my irl identity. That would be the biggest problem.
Checked with my 15 year old daughter: 98% hate.
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Mediocre audio sound quality compared to better codecs out there, but works on almost anything and the patents are expired.
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Up until the end of elementary school- they'll love it! From there on out they'll probably cringe so hard. After watching and enjoying Monty Python as grown-ups I think they'll like it again.
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Meh. It's no biggie.
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It's alright, I guess, except that nobody in the family (myself included) like singing.
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I get lots of compliments on my username. Came up with it in the 90s and I feel like it aged well.
