You know you been on LGM too long when...

[JustBritt]

Hmmm..... I don't do that really. Lol. Well we all know Tj is Tj and LaRue is LaRue and Vanessa is Vanessa. But everyone else.... if I'm texting them, I say their real name. Sometimes I say it on here but I'll catch it and delete it before I post it. But thats just me. Ion know what yall do lol. I think we all call Jerod, Jerod (or for some Bishop) whether here or phone or in person lol.

[B_XALTED]

To add on to this:

If you happen to talk to them on the phone or meet them in person, you use their screen name instead of their gubment name.

Oh Emm Geee... if one more of y'all call me B... My name starts with an L.

[LaylaMonroe]

Hmmm..... I don't do that really. Lol. Well we all know Tj is Tj and LaRue is LaRue and Vanessa is Vanessa. But everyone else.... if I'm texting them, I say their real name. Sometimes I say it on here but I'll catch it and delete it before I post it. But thats just me. Ion know what yall do lol. I think we all call Jerod, Jerod (or for some Bishop) whether here or phone or in person lol.

I agree.  Once I know a person's real name, that's what I use and I actually have to stop myself from using it in a post. Screen names seem so impersonal once you really know a person.

The screen names I hate using the most: Malthumb, Hasmonean and Churchyreal. They are just weird to type/say. I ALWAYS call Malthumb "James", Churchyreal "Yancey" and Hasmonean "Hasmo" in my head.  Virtue used to be in that category before she finally changed the spelling. I grew up in the day of phonics, so I always pronounced "Myvir2" as "my veer two" and that didn't make any sense to me. 

I do love saying Uey, though. LOL

[Fenix]

"Uey"?

**snickers**

[JustBritt]

"Feeney" *snickers*

[churchyreal]

When being on LGM has been like a dose of medicine for nothing to do at work which significantly increases your post count!!

[churchyreal]

When you start viewing LGM like another CNN.........haha!

[malthumb]

When you're previewing someone's Powerpoint presentation and you add the comment "this".  I just did that.  The scary thing is, my employees understand that.  Implies that I've been doing"this" for a while.