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Now that we are all switching to Lemmy, now is the time for all the redditors with embarrassing usernames to make their username right! Don't screw up this time!
I went for thought-provoking this time around.
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I am strange
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How do I come up with a good username?
Just go with what makes your heart sing
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Tall woman
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I made this new account and I’m pretty happy with my name.
Choosing the right name is SO important.
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No context
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Like an angry bobcat being waterboarded
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Coconut and Sandalwood springs to mind.
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Gimli: [from the corner] That only counts as one!
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What was "that incident" at your high school or college?
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"New balls, please"
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Democrats Vote
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There is the right to cast a vote, also a right to protest.
Please don't confuse the two and protest by not voting.
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Sound of a bobcat being waterboarded
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Without using pronouns (me, he, she, it, etc) or articles (a, an, the), how did you come up with your user name?
Mental image horror
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Quite proud of this one
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rustle squelch
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listen
Sentient scrotum
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Should the United States move Labor Day back to May 1st like the rest of the world?
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Ditto New Zealander
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How did you get your username?
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Son!?
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Potato, anyone?
Boil 'em, mash 'em, stick 'em in your bum.
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Burning Russian tank detonates into an impressive fireball near Bakhmut.
Does the Cyrillic text say "Bada boom"!? 😀
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Anon watches LOTR
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Can confirm. I was an extra in these movies and now I'm on first name terms with all the local osteopaths.
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If a person from 1700 asked you your job, would they understand your answer, and if not, how would you explain it to them?
I'm an archaeologist.
Back in the 1700s this wasn't really a thing. Although there were folk, usually educated people like vicars and wealthy land owners, who called themselves 'antiquarians'.
This mostly involved them employing the local unemployed to hack away at old burial mounds/tombs looking for treasure. Buggering up the archaeology for us future scientists in the process!
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Polar vortex is 'spinning backwards' above Arctic after major reversal event
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Well then.
Last orders, please.