An extremely brief history of my user name
Because I had to explain it to a few people today and I have nothing better to write about at the moment.
Once upon a time, in the long-gone age of invite codes, I got my livejournal. I tried out several user names I found desirable, but everything was taken. Finally, I sought to try "awesomesupREme." Alas and alack, I did err, and it came out "awesomesupERme." This could be attributed to one or more of the following reasons: 1) I am dyslexic 2) It was 1 a.m. 3) I can't see my computer screen very well without my contacts in 4) My typing skills are nothing to be bragged about. And so was born the arrogant-sounding "awesomesuperme," which, the writer consoled herself, at least makes sense, despite how self-glorifying it may sound. I had planned to make a new journal with the correct name when I was able to get another code, but not desiring to cause confusion, I refrained. The moral of the story, children, is to always brush your teeth and floss. The end.
Once upon a time, in the long-gone age of invite codes, I got my livejournal. I tried out several user names I found desirable, but everything was taken. Finally, I sought to try "awesomesupREme." Alas and alack, I did err, and it came out "awesomesupERme." This could be attributed to one or more of the following reasons: 1) I am dyslexic 2) It was 1 a.m. 3) I can't see my computer screen very well without my contacts in 4) My typing skills are nothing to be bragged about. And so was born the arrogant-sounding "awesomesuperme," which, the writer consoled herself, at least makes sense, despite how self-glorifying it may sound. I had planned to make a new journal with the correct name when I was able to get another code, but not desiring to cause confusion, I refrained. The moral of the story, children, is to always brush your teeth and floss. The end.