I used my new amazing regular expression super powers to limit user names to alphanumeric characters only. Underscores are also allowed. The point of this is to stamp out user names with spaces in them for a reason I'd explain were I not so busy. It has to do with URLs. Speculate wildly amongst yourself.

Anyhow, I've consulted with Big Evil Dan and he's okay with the idea of my changing all spaces in user names to underscores. ie. Big Evil Dan may soon be Big_Evil_Dan. If any of you folks with spaces in your usernames have any well-reasoned objections, object on.

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www.bradsucks.net

I object! This is western oppression of my people!

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Peace be upon you

what happens to those of us with spaces in our heads?

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- christ@myself.com - fuck a cat, kill yourself - my alter ego has five stars

We'll fill them with E-Z Cheese.

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100 pounds of shit in a 25 pound sack.

And Tobor Brand love-juice.

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Do you want ants? Because that's how you get ants.

The forum I wrote had a lovely little bug in it preventing people with apostrophes in their names signing up. I did this on purpose to keep it free of Irish people.

That reminds me, isn't it about time you told us the address of this forum so we can go and wreak havoc^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^Hparticipate in the community?

Mostly what I object to is the fact that the name field is only 20 characters long, but you can enter 21+ character names into it. Guess who discovered he'd lost an "s" and had to quickly come up with a rationale for being a time of day instead of a major British newspaper?

Underscores are fine. No, honestly. Go on. Add to my humiliation.

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-- Would the last person to leave please kill me?

You should've made a new account called "I'm the Sunday Times". Not as catchy, but it makes more sense.