Princess

Squirrel · 09-03-2005 5:02pm #1

If this isn't in the right place Admins feel free to move it. This is an odd request but underneath my name can I get it changed to "Princess", or "The Me - Oh Yeah". And yes, I am a complete psycho.

Gordon · 09-03-2005 5:18pm

Squirrel you can change your tag to whatever you like if you become a paid subscriber.

Squirrel · 09-03-2005 5:22pm

So some money might be needed. Ahh *goes to rob bank*

Mimikyu · 10-03-2005 12:08am

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Squirrel · 10-03-2005 8:17am

A fiver a month, I hope you know that thats more than 50 a year, and anyway, I still can't afford it, ah well...

Beruthiel · 10-03-2005 8:57am

go out into the real world and get a job!

Sherifu · 10-03-2005 9:52am

Squirrel wrote:

A fiver a month, I hope you know that thats more than 50 a year, and anyway, I still can't afford it, ah well...

Its €50 if you buy the year option.
Saving yourself €10.

WhiteWashMan · 10-03-2005 10:15am

Squirrel wrote:

If this isn't in the right place Admins feel free to move it. This is an odd request but underneath my name can I get it changed to "Princess", or "The Me - Oh Yeah". And yes, I am a complete psycho.

there is a difference between a psycho and a lunatic.

kaimera · 10-03-2005 12:59pm

lu·na·tic
adj.
Suffering from lunacy; insane.
Of or for the insane.
Wildly or giddily foolish: a lunatic decision.
Characterized by lunacy or eccentricity.

psy·cho
n. pl. psy·chos
A psychopath.

adj.
Crazy; insane.

The Corinthian · 10-03-2005 1:25pm

WhiteWashMan wrote:

there is a difference between a psycho and a lunatic.

A psychopath (or sociopath, the terms are interchangeable) is a diagnosable medical condition. It is also know as anti-social personality disorder and, on its own, in not delusional.

A lunatic is simply a generic term for madness or insanity. It comes from the Latin word for the Moon, after the traditional stereotype of schizophrenic sufferers howling at full moons. As such it tends to be attributed to conditions that are, at least in part, delusional in nature.

impr0v · 10-03-2005 1:56pm

There's a different between 'Princess' and 'Pedants please post in this thread'.

The Corinthian · 10-03-2005 2:06pm

impr0v wrote:

There's a different between 'Princess' and 'Pedants please post in this thread'.

'Tis a sad day when pedantry is more interesting than the original thread topic.

WhiteWashMan · 10-03-2005 2:13pm

The Corinthian wrote:

'Tis a sad day when pedantry is more interesting than the original thread topic.

you obviously dont read past the first page of any thread

Squirrel · 10-03-2005 5:30pm

I only asked how it was done. I'm innocent

Princess

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