TEXT (not a misfire)

[amadaman]

[One December afternoon as carols and the sound of jingle bells belt from every business' speakers, filling people with Christmas cheer (and exhaustion) weeks before the actual event, one imPort posts a text to the network.]

You'd think that with there being four of us ordering at least one of us would get our name right, right?

l o l no

[Attached to the post is a selfie of teens showing off their favorite signature holiday drinks, but the focus of the picture are the names -- confidently scribbled across the cup of each drink are Grant, Kenneth, Utah, and Moore, and anybody who knows these boys will know that those are pretty much the 4kids dub version of their names at best.]

Let's pretend there's a campfire and share some stories about ways your name has been spelled or pronounced since coming here. I'm sure it's happened to a majority of us. （´。` ）


((ooc: Any of the boys featured in the post -- Gran, Kidou, Endou, Ken -- may respond to you!! Likewise, feel free to threadjack and hit up anybody and consider it a shitpost free-for-all. HAPPY HOLIDAYS.))

Comments

[tacticianing]

I've found there's a notepad on the communicator. My plan is to write my name in it to show people in the future.

[A nametag's a bit much.]

[driftsintobuffetline]

what's wrong with the nametag idea D=

[tacticianing]

It's not my style.

[driftsintobuffetline]

sacrifices to style sometimes have to be made

[tacticianing]

Even when there's alternatives?

[driftsintobuffetline]

yup
tho you know what you could do--take the cup, write your own name. cut out the middle man

[tacticianing]

The simplest solution is to not give a name at all.

[driftsintobuffetline]

yeah, but then if it's a busy day, they might not match you up with your drink

[tacticianing]

If I stay near the counter, it'll be no problem.

[driftsintobuffetline]

oh so you're going to get in the other customers' way? i see

[tacticianing]

Rest assured. I would take care to avoid that.

[driftsintobuffetline]

you're one of those really srs kids, aren't you

[tacticianing]

Something like that.

[Though he's not thrilled about being referred to as a kid.]