Resol, My current username. It feels like a real person’s name, no?
Trollivier, Something Scandinavian. Like Olafur.
108, Vash
chevy9294, I don’t know
I would name myself “I don’t know”
BallShapedMan, Is McLovin taken?
Lolors17, Kratos
BlackPenguins, Worcestershire - so no one can pronounce my name.
JCPhoenix, My first name is already uncommon, or even rare. At least in the US; it might be more common in Europe, though still probably uncommon there.
But I always liked the name “Hiram.” Not just uncommon, old-timey as well.
fratermus, Sebastian
CoggyMcFee, I’d probably pick the unique name of someone very famous, in the hopes that I could still hide myself online by having references to me shoved 10 pages deep
IzyaKatzmann, Holden
ExLisper, Biggus. Now guess what would I change my last name to.
BigMoe, Monty Python worthy
rgb3x3, Smith, probably.
ExLisper, How did you know?
Tangent5280, Weewee? Richard? Weiner? Johnson?
Toribor, Chungus.
Rentoraa, Throckmorton. Saw it in an example problem in my highschool physics textbook and I still think about it
Akasazh, I’ve already got a name that puts me quite comfortably in the 1% of names used in my country. It’s not as cool to have a uncommon name as you think. It’s easy to get picked on, you never can buy those souvenir mugs or keyrings with ‘your name’ and it gets misspelled.
I mean I’ve written a book where my name is on the cover and one review managed to misspell it…
Otoh. I once met someone on holiday in Ireland that said ‘i one met a kid with that name and it was in Croatia, about ten years ago’.
That kid was me. If I had a more common name we’d never have known.
Tangent5280, Any relation to the name “Otto”?
Akasazh, None at all, though I do know someone by that name
apotheotic, I already did, but I won’t be sharing it in a public forum :P
Doesn’t apply for me, but nonbinary folk are great for this question because they all name themselves after random inanimate objects (which is 100% valid)
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