It's your life, and you can decorate it as you like

[firstcrusader]

#$@&!!!!

A friend posted a link about googling your online name as opposed to your real name. What the hey, right? I tried it with firstcrusader just to see what came out. Oddly enough, my deviantart account is the first result (never mind the fact that I haven't touched the thing in ages. My Twitter account is number 3, then other than a couple of

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[wolfsongelf]

[Carl here, too lazy to switch accounts]
They're based out of Spain. The site is registered to one
bitacle@gmail.com. I don't know that I'd actually e-mail this person, who might not even read that account, or who might decide that your email address would be a tasty addition to your profile.

So in short, no, I don't really think you can do anything except hope that Twitter does something about it (you could contact Twitter's staff although they may dismiss you, if enough users start complaining, sometimes sites listen [see: LiveJournal goes free, among others].

[firstcrusader]

Hey. It's "the two shall become one flesh," not "the two become one LJ account."

Twitter has been emailed. Thanks for that suggestion. What site did you use to find the domain registration? I completely forgot about that possibility.

[wolfsongelf]

Any WHOIS site can do it. I forget which I used. Maybe whois.org or something.

[and_us_so_new]

people with too much time on their hands.
apparently.

mine
[and_us_so_new]
is untouched as far as i can tell.

[firstcrusader]

Yeah, well, that's the hazard of being unique.

[_ithaqua_]

this makes me very glad I just stole from HP Lovecraft.

See, this is punishment for doing your own thinking. Besides, you're leaving out the possibility that there is a Swedish lesbian who happens to share your tastes. Well, some of them.

[firstcrusader]

And who also happened to miraculously draw a picture identical to one I sketched during class back in 2004?

[_ithaqua_]

Hey, I didn't say it was likely, just that it's possible.