#my username

[anorphanwithastuttahh]

[sillyb00ks]

Glad to announce you can finally find me on Ao3 <3 I’m wiseheartfeltletters

[normystical]

did you know the "norm" part of my username is for "normal"? specifically, it's like. NORM(ystic)AL. its supposed to be an oxymoron

i knew it was normal+mystical in that specific way

i knew it was normal+mystical but i didnt know about the "-al" part

i didnt know, i thought it was something else

i didnt know, i thought it was just tacked on there

i didnt know, i never thought about it

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Voting ended onFeb 18

[eversince23]

the significance behind my username

My username, “eversince23” actually has two different meanings—

1. 2023 was the year I officially became a MOA. Specifically during “sugar rush ride” era. So I’ve been a MOA ever since ‘23

2. It’s a lyric from my favourite Cortis song, ‘Joyride’, this part: “MJ, ever since 23” and as a COER as well I thought I’d use this name.

[catboy-tdick]

I am going to type your name in increasingly elaborate ways. Why? Uhh idk im bored

catboy-tdick

Kittyman-tcock

Tomcatmale-tpenis

Felinemasculine-tmalereproductiveorgan

TOMCATMALE

[rustytyperwriter]

fun fact my Tumblr username is based on when I was brainstorming ideas for socmed marauders au and thought of red_inkrusty_typewriter for Wendy Slinkhard and ended up changing it a little bit and making it my username. My username is an homage to my girllll

And I chose Pallas for my online name for no particular reason n it just stuck. It’s not even close to my real name Lmfao

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[westernlarch]

The Western Larch - "Beautiful Rule Breaker"

It's not uncommon for me to see cute jokes/comments around my username, so, an explainer!

The Western Larch is a coniferous tree found in the mountains of the US Pacific Northwest (Eastern Washington & Eastern Oregon), Northern Idaho & Montana, and the southern Interior of BC, Canada (yay, it's me!).

Grows in valleys and lower slopes of mountains

A deciduous conifer (one of the few evergreens that loses its needles in winter!). Its needles turn a brilliant gold in the fall, making them stand out among the other evergreens

Its needles are soft, especially in the spring; young trees are gentle and flexible

The Larch can grow up to 60 meters, but growth is very slow…one foot every 30 years!

As it ages, a Larch's trunk become incredibly strong and more resistant to environmental forces

Can survive in areas susceptible to strong wind/heavy snows/avalanche. Grows where other trees cannot .

Western Larches are very fire resistant. Stands of larches are often found in tact when everything else has burnt down

They can thrive in fire-blackened soil