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My name is Troy Wullbrandt.
There’s pretty much nothing that I can do with that as far as making a Halloween themed Twitter name.
Well, if you look at Halloween as dressing up instead of just spooky things, I think that Troy Woollybear could work. A “Wollybear” is a type of caterpillar. But it is tough to come up with anything scarier than “rise of the kumquat” when it comes to your name.
Something absolutely terrifying:
Troy Bolton.
I’m Christopher Hager, I could be Christopher the Hag
Mason McDonalds… Nothing is scarier than McDonalds…
You win
I will be Freddy Krueger…because reasons.
I’m intentionally boycotting changing my name to something spooky. Granted I’m already a Yeti.
Does our mere effort truly justify our lack of success?
Could use
Effort usually doesn’t justify a lack of success, unless you’re a curler.
http://www.espn.com/olympics/winter18/story/_/id/22561289/pyeongchang-2018-etch-stones-us-curlers-make-history-cap-incredible-run-gold-medal-beat-canada-sweden
We learned from Blimey Cow recently that merely being on Twitter can be spooky enough.
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