Mr Bryan suggest I change my name
What to I myself ask?

Mr Bryan suggest I change my apearance
Why? I look smart, Top hat and white tie and pink tail coat.

Mr Bryan says I look like a real Count.
Now I ask you gentle reserchers what I should change my name too?

The appeerance is uniform for Brighton & Hove Municipal Gerbil Catchers,
I got to where it so people know what I rely am,

So, should I change my name like Mr Bryan Prescott my next door
naybore has suggested?
What should I do?


KEMLO

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Clarification of Question by kemlo-ga on 18 Aug 2006 09:47 PDT

Pinkfreud suggests  Pocomoto  

Jackburton suggests Countkemlo or Contekemlo  

Apoptosiss suggests Slavepublico or Apublicolo    

Cynthia suggests SpecialK   

Steph suggests Kemhigh  

Cynthia suggests Chemlough  

Steph suggests Cynthia  

PB suggests Adolph Brown (but I insist on keeping my Charlie Chaplin moustache)

Sublimeone suggests Arose

Decisions Decicions Which won shuld I chuse to Be moor British than Mr Bryan Clough

In view of the interesting information on the page linked below, I
suggest the username 'Pocomoto.'

http://www.collectingbooksandmagazines.com/kemlo.html

Who is Mr. Bryan Prescott???????????????????

Steph53

Why not, "Countkemlo"? Actually, "Contekemlo" sounds better!

I like "Slavepublico" better! 

Or..

apublicoLO 

<<<<<<< Why are you low is the literal translation of your name "kem low" 

However, I refuse to tell in which language!

I suggest SpecialK-ga

My suggestion would be Kemhigh.

Steph53

How about Chemlough?

Good one, Cynthia!!!!

Steph53;)

Kemlo researcher, I am wondering why you are thinking Bryan neighbor
is trustworthy for requesting name change and appearance too.

Kemlo ... sweetie ... pink tail coat? Top Hat? In Hove? Oh my. Maybe
these chaps can help address the sartorial challenge:
http://www.tv.com/queer-eye-for-the-straight-guy-uk/show/27996/summary.html
... and I don't mean "chaps" in the sartorial sense, by the way. 

And, as for the name change, don't do anything before checking your
numerology. Maybe your number will indicate that you should be Kemllo
or Kkemmllo'o.
I'm sure you can't go wrong at this eBay site: 
http://cgi.ebay.com/NUMEROLOGY-Choose-Right-Name-Date-Lucky-Numbers-8_W0QQitemZ6060262611QQcategoryZ317QQcmdZViewItem

Cheers

Stress'dma-a-o-o-ummmmm.

Here ya go Kemlo!

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And Kemlo, if you don't want to have a Superhero name, here's a page
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Hi Kemlo

I agree!

Now that you are living in England, I strongly recommend that you
Anglicise your name because, let's face it, as Adolf Braun you will
always be seen as a furriner even if you ever manage to lose your
strong guttural accent and perhaps even to improve your sepling.

In cases such as yours, I always recommend that, unless you have
something to hide (You don't have anything that you are trying to
hide, do you?), you should opt for a straightforward conversion job.

I therefore propose ...

Adolph Brown

I also recommend that you shave off that silly moustache and get a
more Aryan-looking wig - preferably honey blond.

Oh yes, and you should also learn to walk more naturally - instead of
strutting around like you owned the place.

Good Luck with your Bred and Brekfirst venture!

Adonis

Arose, by any other name, still means "got up".

Just change one letter

Ken Lo was/is a spectacularly successful Chinese chef

Incidentally, your reference to Tisme's quim was one of the funniest
things I've seen for years.

(I wonder whether that is on the Ctl 7,1 list of obscenities ...)

Incidentally, you are obviously not a native English speaker, so our
p*ss taking is tinged with ... well something.

How about Funny_Bunny123 ?

How about kemprobolono ??

How about - problemko-ga ??

Cynth,
Get's kind of slow at 2 in the morning, eh?  :-)

The time reminds me of a story about Seattle that Tutz would like.  A
cop from somewhere else visited there, and on the trafficless street
at that hour, saw a man waiting in the rain (sorry, I have to include
that) for the green "walk" light.
His remark:  "Sheez, I wish I worked here."

Just for your entertainment.

Myo

Myo, Cynth when has Cyndy been Cynth?

Oh, sorry, I forgot that this is a Kantspel question and anything goes.

Bryo

I am soooo busted. I better watch where I type at that time of day!

Since this question is about names, it won't be too misused to explain
to "Bryo" (as in "con brio":  that's when his ballerina girls are
chasing less gracefully around the stage to escape the Big Bad Wolf)
that I am still so American as to prefer contracted names, maybe also
to indicate that I'm not too serious.  If I were to sigh a "Cynthia"  
- and it's a wonderful name to sigh -  across nine time zones to her
in the wee hours of night, she might get the wrong idea.

But why do I want to say "Stephs"?  Hope you don't mind, Ms Steh53.

Myoarin,

I hearby give you permission to call me any version of Cynthia you like.

C
Cyn
Cyndy
Cynth
Cynthia
Cynderella

Or any other Cy variation you can come up with...!

I suggest olmek (kemlo backwards). It could be the start of the *new* YOU!