I've been using the same email address for 21 years so far
I got first catch at gmail when it was brand new, a common nickname without any numbers?, never gonna let go of my username.
"Very well, sir. I will send the documentation for your life unsurance and a copy of your will to xXUltr4k1ll0rsl4y0rXx@hotmail.com and to your wife at sweetiecutiepony@freenet.com"
I'm guessing life unsurance would just be euthanasia. Or would they pay you if you survived for longer than expected?
I now have a name@surname.net email, and I feel like a boss everytime I give it to someone
This is the way. It's way more professional than a freemail account (Yahoo, Gmail, Hotmail, etc)
I also got myself a surname.me domain for this reason. Now I feel like a boss.
p.s. I'm also a bit scared if the .me domain could be called of by the country,. since it's not a genericTLD, controlled by Montenegro.
My last name ends in "us", so I have my last name as my full domain (a .us top level). Pretty proud of myself for figuring that out. 😆
me, recognizing this problem at 16, and spending literally like a week coming up with the perfect username
Your example is pretty amazing, I have seen your username everywhere, assuming it's all the same person.
Meanwhile I have a different one per account. Not even trying to hide my identity, I just can't decide. This is also why I don't have tattoos.
me picking the username madbrony when I was 12 on an account I CAN'T CHANGE 😭
Pones
Sorry
PONES 😁👍
Rotvomit reporting for duty!
If only I could still access Optimus_Prime1024x768@msn.com
The_cool_one_1.
Fun fact, I was not cool
I was on a conference call with this guy I work with an HR. We had to go on a work trip together and she was getting out contact info for the flight.
She wanted our personal emails due to work email limitations. I just give the first initial last name thing.
The guy I worked with paused for a moment and said…”Iliketurtles” haha I’m pretty sure he made an adult email after that.
I'm just glad I started using the internet when my regular name was still available at the popular mail providers back then. Young folks now are pretty much forced to throw in their middle name, nickname, birth year or whatever...
