I am... The Senshi! BWAHAHA!

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6 comments, last by Facehat 23 years, 10 months ago
Uh, right. I''ve decided to change my screen name to "The Senshi" (meaning The Soldier, in Japonese) since I was getting a bit bored with "TheGoop". (Why the heck did I think "the goop" sounded cool, anyway?) Anyway, Just thought i''d let you guys know so that you don''t think another one of the top-ten posters has disappeared. On a related note, so that this at least has some point, does anyone know of a website where I can find some witty quotes to use as my signature? (Obviously, I''m not very witty )
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If you want, I may be able to manually change your screen name, rather than starting over with a new account.
That would be great if it''s possible!

I was a bit worried that I might lose a large amount of posts. It took quite a while to get all 675 of ''em .

How would you do that, though? Just credit the posts to my current SN, or would you actually change the screen name? If it''s the latter, feel free to delete the current membername I''m typing on to change the other one.

--TheGoop



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"Death has come to your tea cup."
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I dunno, "The Senshi" just sounds too weird. I think "Senshi" on its own sounds much better. Or alternatively you could be called "Hedoro", meaning sludge, slime or chemical ooze. Thats as close to "The Goop" as you'll get.

-- Kazan - Fire Mountain Games --

Edited by - Kazan on June 27, 2000 1:39:55 PM
Hmm, Senshi alone would also be fine. It doesn''t really matter. Just one of those.

And, no, I''m not being "Hedoro" .

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"Death has come to your tea cup."
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Yeah I''ll call you one of the Sailor Senshi now

hehe That''s what the chicks were called in Japanese episodes of Sailor Moon. hehe



"All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy." - The Shining

"All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy." - The Shining
Yeah, that''s exactly what I was thinking. It''s a little ambiguous, because Japanese words don''t have gender or number, so you could either be the soldier, the (female) soldier, the soldiers, or the (female) soldiers.

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I''m male. So now you know.


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