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Quite a few of us, love... though Ata changed her name to Liitha.  Welcome back.

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*chuckles* to satisfy curiosity, I'll relate the story of how I became Puck, and how puckwithahalo came about.

 

Several years ago I was talking with my girlfriend AIM.  I said something suitably mischievous, but could be taken innocently, or very not innocently.  I don't recall exactly what it was, but I was probably plotting something against her (not in a bad way, just plotting lol).  Anyway, after I said it, I used the angel emoticon.  Her response to that was "Matt, it makes me nervous when you use that smiley.  It's like putting a halo on Puck."  Shortly thereafter, my friends began calling me puck, and I adopted the screen name puckwithahalo. :D

LOL that story about your username is funny *g* I'm Alanna btw, I'm a novice here. Nice to meet you!  :)

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Error of what ways? *grins* mischief is all in good fun.  No one ever gets hurt...unless they are into that sort of thing....which i might be hehe.

 

Nice to meet you too Alanna *s*

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I just wanted to clarify, the story was about an ex-girlfriend and years ago.  I'm single, but very taken as strange as that may sound.

Hi there Puck. Yeah, you sound like one of my kids. They say their horns hold up their halos. It is a family joke when they say something that can be taken a few ways.

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