"So", you may ask, "what's the deal with the quote in the middle of your name?" And upon further reflection, you might even say, "And what kind of name is r quote m anyway?

Good questions.

In case it helps, here's a list of common and uncommon mispronounciations of "r'm":

• rem (Rhymes with 'hem'. No relation.)
• rmmm (Been playing with Tonka trucks lately?)
• are emm (It's one word, not a set of initials with a hiccup.)
• raym (Nowait, that's right!)
• are tick emm (Tell Zippy I said "hi".)
• ray'-mee (Clearly, you know too much.)
• Dr. Evard (I did say uncommon.)

Some people have asked what "r'm" has to do with my real name, which is "Rémy" (which, if your www browser bailed on, is spelled "R", "e", "acute accent" (or, as I think of it "squiggle starting down left and wandering off into space), "m", "y" (and get a new browser)). Well, there's your answer.

There's a long story behind this that I should type in when I have the time... but I doubt anyone cares, so I'll go back to what I'm supposed to be doing.