Brad . Martin Webboard User Reg: 09-14-2005
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I have been unable to find the "change display name" option since I first signed on. I go by Brad (Brad Martin) since you are making changes, Will. "Bradley T. Martin" makes me sound like I should have a servant and an eye piece or something.
I have been unable to find the "change display name" option since I first signed on. I go by Brad (Brad Martin) since you are making changes, Will. "Bradley T. Martin" makes me sound like I should have a servant and an eye piece or something.
Funny, as Bradley T. Martin, I always pictured you wearing nothing but cashmere cardigan sweaters and using crumpets as training treats. Now, as Brad Martin, you seem much more "salt of the earth"... Funny thing about names.
Brad . Martin Webboard User Reg: 09-14-2005
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Moderator.. any moderator...
This cashmire sweater is itchy, can you help me? I do not have a function to change my diplay name; please see above... would like to be seen as "Brad Martin"... thank you for any assitance!
In the meantime Brad, perhaps you should consider posting a pic of yourself in your signature line where you don't look as... um, dainty as your current name makes you sound. Lol.
Speaking of dainty, Yuko, I almost fell off my chair when I saw your latest sig picture. With the last name "Blum" I didn't make the Japanese connection to your first name "Yuko". So I always pictured you as a manly Viking type figure, with your ancestors maybe rowing over to Canada sometime in 1200 AD from the Scandanavian motherland. Hah! Boy, I'm definitely not good with reading names.
Joe I love your sense of humour; I hope you continue with your Names & Origins interpretations, they're awesome. Isn't "Blum" a German word for "flower"?
Yes, my mother is fully Japanese (thus my first name) and my father is Jewish, from Europe (thus "Blum").
I was actually born in Tokyo but have lived here in Canada since 2 years of age, so I consider myself a native Canadian.
Oh, we came here by plane though, no rowing was involved.... sorry to disappoint
This cashmire sweater is itchy, can you help me? I do not have a function to change my diplay name; please see above... would like to be seen as "Brad Martin"... thank you for any assitance!
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