> That's what I thought, too. There's Liam Neeson, and there's a reporter on the TV news here called Liam something-or-other. I thought of it as a not-totally-unusual name.
> So how should we say Liface? LEE-face? LIE-face? Lee-FA-chee? That sounds exotic, I think I like that one.
>
> Brunnen-"I'd like to know the stories behind Wolfspirit, Jimmy of York, Mousie and CodeMan38"G

Well, my real name is Cody-- a common nickname for which is "Code-man".

As for the 38? Throughout my childhood, I was a spelling bee geek... and when I finally made it to the [US] national level a while ago, the number on my placard was--you guessed it--38. It just kinda stuck, for some reason.

-- codeman"yes, I know you were expecting something much more interesting...but I couldn't make up any good stories about it"38