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Croshaw, Yahtzee; Kess (22 July 2017). "Yahtzee annoys his girlfriend with Dark Souls (episode 7)". Yahtzee: What are the chat on about now? Kess: Um, well, one of them was calling me by my nickname and [you by] your [real name], [and] I was puzzling over why they would make that choice until I realized that nobody knows my full name, and then I was thinking about how clever I was not to tell them my full name so that they couldn't awkwardly call me by it, and how that would've been much wiser for you to do. Yahtzee: Yeah, well, I guess that ship sailed a long time ago. I mean, when you've got a Wikipedia page you can't really help these things.{{cite news}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
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