Naming Rights

I've been posting on a number of forums as "Assoctw" for quite a few years now. My friend Keith came up with it during my first stint at this writing job way back when. (It's short for Associate Technical Writer.)

Anyhow, I'm getting tired of it, both as a screen name and a job title. I'm bucking for a promotion (8 years overdue, but I left the company for 5) and would like to create a new "name" for myself online.

Here are some I've been playing around with:

- Cheesoning (a.k.a. dairy spice - I guarantee it's real.)
- C-Borg (you know, like cyborg but geared toward my actual name.)
- ChrisB274 (not sure how many CHRISBs already exist, but probably a lot.)
- Borresen (my last name and also the name of my photo stream.)
- Chris Borresen (my full, actual name. No chance it's already taken.)
- Your suggestions (please tell me them.)

I'll probably adopt the winning vote for use in a number of online places, like Flickr or Muxtape. Some are too embedded to change, like del.icio.us, but I'm going to consolidate the rest, I think. So, YOUR VOTE COUNTS!

***Disclaimer - I have the final, overriding vote, otherwise I'm sure my new name would be Richard Penistits.***