OwP, that RemyFoundAMushroom username is utterly perfect. 
I believe at one point I wanted to use something clever for my username as well, but couldn’t quite come up with anything. I think it’s those jittery excitements you get when you join a new forum, and you’re so impatient to sign up that you don’t really take the time to come up with a username, let it steep in your mind or on paper for a few days to see if you like it, and then join the forum under that username. Or maybe that’s just me. 
Originally, I wanted to go with just red, since that’s how most members knew me before I joined. (Long story… my friend JesusFreak used to post my avvies and siggys for me, before my parents let me join!) But then either I figured out that someone here already had that username, or I decided I wanted something different, because I never used it. A lot of the “older folks” from the past days of the boards still call me red, even on other social media sites. And, I still sign all my avvies and siggys with red for that reason!
little chef
Awww thats sweet little_chef_eva09! I was considering making PixarPerfect my username but I was called Bonanna all through primary school. The 137 on the end is a result of Bonanna being a taken username on a site I tried to join up to, and it suggested Bonanna137. Hence it was born, and it stuck. RemyFoundAMushroom… XD Lol, brilliant!
Wow, I never knew that! So that’s why.
Aww, thanks for the compliments on my other-forum username, little_chef and Bonanna137!
I always found it funny that so many names have pixarfan on them. It’s so appropriate, but funny to me.
I must say I love the idea of having BlackVelvet as a username, I have no idea why, I just like it <3
What about me? Don’t I have a cool username, too?
Anyways, my favorites would be ellie-jessie-eve, ObsessedWithPixar, IncredigirlVirginia, A113, and rachelcakes.
Thanks evspixarfan! I really appreciate that! And hey, your name is awesome too 
Because people who proudly proclaim their Pixar fandom are always awesome! 
Awesome, you say? I know I’m a fan because I recently expanded my list of favorite Pixar characters to over 100 and counting! Plus, I have recently noticed the studio trends in their films–like John Lasseter did 4 out of the first 10 features while other 3 directors did 2 each; both Brad Bird films feature short people plus voice of Lou Romano; Thomas Newman composed film score for both Andrew Stanton-directed films; only 3 of Pixar’s films are rated PG and also contain person subjects while others are rated G and contain non-person subjects–oh, so I did just start to notice that!
Are you talking about me?
^That’s very cool! I hadn’t thought of the human-nonhuman rating thing. Interesting… Anyway, yeah, I think proclaiming oneself as a Pixar fan in one’s username is great! I mean… gestures to my username 
Yeh, but…did you ever notice?
Rated PG
(1) The Incredibles (2004)
–Superheroes
(2) Up (2009)
–Old man
(3) Brave (2012)
–Princess
Rated G
(1) Toy Story (1995)
–Toy gang
(2) A Bug’s Life (1998)
–Ant
(3) Toy Story 2 (1999)
–Toy gang (again!)
(4) Monsters Inc. (2001)
–Monsters
(5) Finding Nemo (2003)
–Clownfish
(6) Cars (2006)
–Race car + tow truck
(7) Ratatouille (2007)
–Rats
(8) WALL-E (2008)
–Robots
(9) Toy Story 3 (2010)
–Toy gang (again!)
(10) Cars 2 (2011)
–Race car + tow truck (again!) w/spy cars
(11) Monsters University (2013)
–Monsters (again!)
Exactly what I noticed. Kinda strange, huh?
^Yeah, I did notice that. I guess it’s because the human-centered films are more intense than the nonhuman-centered films. But they’re great movies either way.
I don’t think it’s much about the intensity as the fact that there are humans in peril, which usually scares children more than other types of characters being in danger. It’s just a psychological reason.
So that explains the main subject + rating trend I just happened to notice! (mainly for Pixar itself–other studios don’t have that trend)
^Well, when your username is the same name of one of the awesome-est characters in all animation, then yeah, of course it is
Yeah, no coincidence. A Bug’s Life is probably the darkest Pixar film. But it’s rated G. If they were humans, and you had a dictator beating up a human Flik, that’d certainly not be rated G.
Kenzie: I still say yours is the coolest. I still say mine is, too.
The other usernames I like around here are bright-dot-dasher, Mitch, thedriveintheater, TheStarSwordsman, directive, IncredigirlVirginia, Violet Parr, Tonyloaf, definedancing, ObsessedWithPixar, JustSoWall-eCrazy, Spirit of Adventure, little_chef_eva09, HogHug, wallerat, ColetteLinguini, and Amy43.
Oh me gosh…
^People just have awesome usernames here, don’t they? And thanks again