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Would you ever change nick/alias, and why?

Det heter lösenord! (det har jag sett på TV) ;P

I do it all the time. Why? Because it makes me look cool of course! :)

no, i would never change nick!

Nick is a good guy and he is pretty solid at his job, so I would have no clue who to replace him with!

i did that three years ago. almost four. oh well. who cares.

I use mine for many other stuff too, its a big risk but who cares.

parapete changed his to BurgrLovr. What an idiot.
Gonna change mine to nick^ALiAS.

Any one remember when the old crackers group putted their realname and surname in the nfos?

i do! it was back in 1995, oldschool times... times goes so fast :(

Goddamn uns3en_

I bet we would be more then friends if we knew eachother in real.

mail me man unseen_pen15@wippies.fi

c'moon, mail me!

Wait man, I cant get rid of the gay filter on my email.

Never have and never will.

yep, used to be called eggbird. ile still calls me that. guess it has to do with age. first you're young and come up with something horrible (f.ex. "aNARKY"), then you become older and coolness/lowercaseness starts to matter (f.ex. "loop"), a bit after which you decide it doesn't matter at all, really (f.ex. "langford huxley III").

I am still looking for one...

People should take one nickname for ever, it doesnt have to do with coolness or something similiar, the most important stuff is that the crew gets all the respect not the user. Everything for the crew.

Like if people would say about 20 years "hey did you remember person X".

Try do to the best for your crew, not for your self as a person you'll be forgotten.

skrebbel : at least you are spelling aNARKY right :D

Ok, seriously then, I used to be MethoD about a decade ago. Before that I had a gazillion nicknames ranging from LogiDwarf to PRiMAL to Char-Lee to a fuckton of that crazy hype shit that was popular back in 1993.

you should've never moved away from "Char-Lee".

wow.

Char-Lee Lohuis!

I had the 'brilliant' idea of adopting Shingebis as a serious nick for non-Spectrum stuff. Turned out that a) more people than I realised already knew me as Gasman, b) nobody could remember it, c) even if people could remember it they were never sure how to pronounce it, and d) it really screws you up when meeting people at parties. "Hello, I'm Lord Helmet." "Hello, I'm - er, it depends actually"

i should seriously consider changing, not because it is too long and sounds gay, but this...

rarefluid: and it does sound very gay!