Changing a username?
- Thread starter Bozo Texino
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The same reason people said me misspelling schneid was a jynx. And to answer @Cesar Crespo’s question, I was thinking of something Pedroia related, or something honoring the ‘07 team, the team that won the year I signed up at SOSH. Or even going back to Bosox4416 is fine, I don’t mean to cause trouble at all!
I am sure you didn’t meant it in this way but I don’t appreciate being compared in any way to a white supremacist and a homophobe. Though I know of no similar allegations against Nomar (from what I’ve read he seems to be a great guy), I created this account about 16 years ago and I’m out on hero worship in general.
Sorry I know you didn’t mean anything untoward by it; I’m just extra sensitive to those things these days.
Done. I would have put in a comma to set off the Esquire with appropriate distinction, but the system won't have usernames with commas.
Can I get a name change to Sad Sam Jones?
Ford Frick's Asterisk was a carryover from a couple of other sites as a baseball history reference that wasn't team specific, but it's always felt Yankees-centric here.
Ford Frick's Asterisk was a carryover from a couple of other sites as a baseball history reference that wasn't team specific, but it's always felt Yankees-centric here.
Sorry I missed this for a few weeks. You're Sad Sam Jones now, but I hope you can cheer up.
Could I revisit this? I'd love "Dustin, The Wind" or just back to "Bosox4416"
SoSH used to have a policy against changing names, but it's antique and can be suspended. PM me with your preferred new name. Expect some reminder of your old username to show up in your tagline (ie, "still hates Dave Kerpen") -- we'd like to maintain some continuity and recognizability.
I'll do this only once per user, so choose wisely.
Well shit, how will I remember who this is now? 12 year member and they changed their name
Now that I am a member, could I change my name to Whoop-La White? And dump this monstrosity I made up during the AOL years?
RHP William "Whoop-La" White was not a Red Sox, but he was the first MLB player to wear eyeglasses on the field.
RHP William "Whoop-La" White was not a Red Sox, but he was the first MLB player to wear eyeglasses on the field.