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Ponderable is capitalized since names are.. does that make me a conformist?


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Great.


Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Great.
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My name started as a joke
because my 2 daughters wanted
me to go on facebook. I refused
to do so under my real name.

Johnny Longwoody was the handle I came up with.

I have since gone on to facebook under my real name
because my eldest daughter refused to speak to me
using this name.

I have several E mail addresses. Johnny Longwoody is one of them.

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My handle is not capitalized because, well, I just don't care.

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MontyMoose uses capitals because it is a proper name. The space is missing because when I signed up I was not sure if RHP would allow spaces. 😳

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Kewpie was a brand name, although she's occasionally lowercased by people who don't remember that.

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What the heck planet are you from and what do they smoke there?
Damn hippy 😞

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Chess Praxis is a book, ChessPraxis is a chess player.

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Originally posted by ChessPraxis
...Chess Praxis is a book, ChessPraxis is a chess player...
And 1860 rating is real nice my good friend, but Nimzowitsch would mop the board with both of us combined. 😛

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Originally posted by MontyMoose
And 1860 rating is real nice my good friend, but Nimzowitsch would mop the board with both of us combined. 😛
Not true, Nimz would time out. 😕

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Originally posted by Kewpie
Kewpie was a brand name, although she's occasionally lowercased by people who don't remember that.
KEWPIE'S is the name of a fabulous restaurant in Calcutta India.

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Originally posted by johnnylongwoody
KEWPIE'S is the name of a fabulous restaurant in Calcutta India.
On a recent visit home one of our sons (who lives in Japan) brought home some Kewpie Mayonnaise which apparently, according to him, is very popular there.