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> > "Sundragyn" is an interesting name. There is an old RinkWorks tradition of explaining how you came up with your screen name, but nobody will insist if you don't want to.
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> It would be my pleasure, although there's not much of a story. When I was first setting up my first, very own email account with hotmail, I was fooling around with phonetical spellings. Now, I have an obsession with dragons, fantasy, fairy tales. So, "dragyn" presented itself. This was taken! So, having a certain preference for moonlit nights, I stuck "moon" on the front, and I became Moondragyn.
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> Hotmail eventually upgraded too much for my computer at the time to handle and I had to switch servers. "Moondragyn" was taken on the new server (!) so I switched to "Sundragyn."
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> I am Sundragyn now, for better or for worse, and it's probably more appropriate because I am, in fact, unusually naturally blond. ;)
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> Sun"Ain't no dumb blond"dragyn.

Then maybe you won't be offended if I tell you my favorite dumb blonde joke:
Two blondes were walking throught the park when one of them said, "Look! There's a dead bird."
The other one looked up into the sky and said, "Where?"
I told that to my blonde daughter, and she didn't hit me,so. . . .
Howard