Yeah, pretty much, except early on, I got used to sticking the stupid 64 at the end, so I do it out of habit even while I grimace with annoyance.
I’m “mad” about (as in “exceptionally fond of”) the little purple & yellow flowers. And not at all creative when it comes to screen names.
swampy, you and I are the same age, have many similar interests, and belong to the same religious denomination. There’s just one teeny problem.
Well, maybe not so teeny. 
As to my username, it’s my profession.
My Bolding
“**Obscure ** Movie”
“You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means”
That is among my list of movies I rate as a 10. I don’t think it is obscure. All my friends know the movie and many can quote from it.
Inigo Montoya is probably the best character in the movie. In a movie filled with quotable quotes he has the most memorable.
Awesome user name.
My Dopername comes from the fact that I am, in reality, a troublemaker. Not in a bad way, though. I’m someone who does not hesitate to get involved when I see others being treated badly, especially children. If there’s a group of people talking about a subject and everyone else seems to be agreeing just to get along, I’m not afraid to be the lone voice of dissent. I’m not scared to question authority, shake things up, effect change in how things have always been done.
Sure, my friends and family have been known to turn around and walk away quickly when they see that I’m about to “make a scene”, but somebody’s got to do it. And that somebody is me.
Whoosh.
Mine has nothing to do with that crap Star Trek series, but is the name of the starship in my science fiction novel, which predates the series by a lot.
The first time I met my husband’s friend, I was sick. I asked him if he would pick up a prescription when he was at the liquor store. The pharmacist couldn’t read the doctor’s handwriting and asked our friend what the first name was. He couldn’t remember (my name is rather different and we’d just met) and he said, “I dunno…Kalhoun maybe?” So that’s what the pharmacist put on my pill bottle. It stuck!
Yeah, I know. We’ll just have to content ourselves with being each other’s freaky internet twin.
When I signed up, I took the name Mayflower–it was the one I used for many sites and I chose it because I was born in May.
But I got tired of it–like I said, I was using it for a lot of different websites and it just got old. So I went to a thesaurus and looked up the word “singer” because that’s what I love to do (I have my own karaoke machine–how geeky is that?). Chanteuse was my favorite synonym, so I emailed an admin–and the rest is history! 
Hey! I have a karaoke machine too! I think everyone should!
It’s my real name.
It’s a nickname I picked up a while back. I like to think it was more a Sanford & Son reference and less that I’m 300+ lbs and prone to careless mistakes.
I bought a pair of cheap sunglasses at the supermarket (in California) for a hiking trip. They were Panama Jack brand (and I had no idea they made other stuff in Florida).
These particular glasses had ‘dust blinders’ on the sides. My friends soon discovered that I had almost no peripheral vision with them on, and would try to distract me, often to no avail.
We created silly characters along the trip, and I made up ‘Panama Jack’, a clueless, swaggering guy who spoke with an Australian accent and referred to many things as being ‘the size of a wallaby’.
He eventually admitted he really wasn’t from Australia and had never seen a wallaby. It became my nickname for a while, and though no one calls me that anymore, I never bothered to change my user name (though I did drop the accent when I registered).
It’s what I was feeling when I registered.
Name of a cult movie about a DeHavilland Mosquito bomber squadron in WW II; later used as an inside joke and icon in the Tank Girl comix of the 1980s. I was trying to find an uncommon nick I could remember and use in cyberspace.
Just like it sounds, still livin the dream as long as I can and don’t really care about the rest of the "evil pirates " of the “real” world trying to hold me back…and that stuff under the couch really is magic faerie dust Officer 
Johanna isn’t just an internet pseudonym. It actually is my name IRL.
Okay, I’ve now spent the last 7 minutes trying to figure this one out. 
Sorry, I just don’t get it. Also, my thumb can’t reach the “L”.
Boulter’s Canaries - Short story by the late, great Keith Roberts.
Now you’re all going to say: - “Who?”