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hee. that would make some previous comments bizarrish if you were i or vice versa. which it would be, if you were indeed me. no, evil porpoises isn't mine, use it freely. 'snarky dolphins' is much funnier, i think. no, see, i thought the parenthetical statements would make someone suspicious, since you brought them up and since i can't resist them either. i didn't REALLY think someone would think i was you, evil water mammals notwithstanding (no, they're swimming!). these misunderstandings of my comments wouldn't be so amusing if we were the same person. or maybe they'd be MORE amusing.
i've only gone thru 2 online name changes, and none on this site. the first screen name i picked lasted about 10 minutes, until i entered my very first chat room and discovered there was such a thing as online stalking. i cleverly "hid" by changing my moniker (ok, the other guy wasn't very bright either i guess) and stayed with that for years.
i know! "lobster" is slang for changing your name/appearance/state of residence to get away from someone you're avoiding.