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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KoshPWNZYou" data-source="post: 3909935" data-attributes="member: 56415">The name isn't the most important thing, but I don't think its importance can be totally discarded. Names go a long way toward making an impression.Say you have the smartest, strongest, most compassionate man on the planet ... and his name is Geraldfexter Goathumper. Great guy ... but when he introduces himself, it's somewhat difficult to maintain a straight face and to take him 100% seriously. Unless he changes his name. Which he would probably do, wouldn't he?To use an example from baseball (where marketting is more important), could you root for the Omaha Lionhearted Ball Bashers? Even if half of their players were future Hall of Famers? Ok, maybe you could root for -that- team, but could you tell your friends that 'I root for the Omaha Lionhearted Ball Bashers' without feeling like an idiot?</blockquote>