> > > Morris Cecil Glalet Th.D.
> > > Is a Doctor of Thinkology
> > > He has a long name
> > > And more titles than fame
> > > (By the way, it's now 6.23).
> > >
> > > Of Fawcett, not much I recall
> > > Except that his first name is Paul
> > > He's a Kang-fighting ace
> > > In the vacuum of space
> > > And Canadian, and Christian. That's all.
> > >
> > > To yesterday's limerick, adieu
> > > (For fear of infringing Rule 2).
> > > Rude poems about posters
> > > Are not really kosher
> > > So, Mikey, I really like you.
> > >
> > > Hmmm, suppose I should do one about myself too, if only to stop somebody else from doing it...
> > >
> > > To give you some facts would be fair
> > > So: I'm tallish, with long red brown hair.
> > > Smart, funky and hot
> > > And if you think that I'm not
> > > Well, *I'm* writing this poem, so there.
> >
> > Don't worry about makeing a habit of it. As the Comic Book Geek God Supreme I apoint you Captian Limerick (I would call you Limerick man but your description has me questioning your gender again, arggh.)
> >
> > Spider-anyoneelsewanttobeasuperhero,tellmeandI'll
> > giveyouacodename-Boy
>
> No limericks about me to hear.
> No titles bestowed me I fear.
> I'd like one or the other,
> But if I had my druthers,
> Spider-Boy could you name me *this* year?

You want a super hero code name Dracimas? As if you screen name isn't cool enough. I mean picture it, two thugs are mugging some lady when they hear a deep voice say "Stop" as the look about in suprise they see you step out of the shadows, a mask over you face and a black cape hanging from your shoulders.
"Who are you?" they ask.
"I am Dracimas," and then you kick the dookie out of them, and be for the woman can thank you you fade back into the shadows.
But if you really want one how about Dracon the Defender of (where ever it is you live).

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