Me neither! But the ancient Romans (particularly the Stoics among them) were all about committing suicide as a matter of personal honor. When Cato the Younger found himself on the losing side of the civil war between Caesar and Pompey, he took his sword and sliced open his abdomen. His friends tried to save him, and got a doctor to try to sew him up. But Cato was determined, and with his own hands he ripped himself open again and pulled out his intestines.

-- Nephele

In your past life, you were a crafty, freeborn Roman, but of low class and you chiefly lived by your wits. Your praenomen (first name) was "Spurius," customarily abbreviated as "S." Your nomen was "Circumventius," which may or may not have been your birth name, but it was the name by which you were known on the streets of Rome, due to your reputation for shifty dice-play and get-rich-quick schemes.

S. Circumventius
= stvecriiucn sum

Circumventius: derived from the Latin word circumventio, meaning "a circumventing; defrauding."

In another one of your ancient Roman incarnations, your name was:

V. Creticinus
= stvecriiucn

V.: The customary Roman abbreviation for the praenomen "Vibius."

Creticinus: meaning "of Creticus; like Creticus." You were given this additional name while serving as a high-ranking military officer under the command of the consul Q. Caecilius Metellus Creticus, who himself had received the honorific agnomen of "Creticus" for having subdued the island of Crete in 67 BCE.

-- Nephele

Wow, don't mess with the Romans or they might...kill themselves?

And people from Crete live longer than anyone else in the world...

I'd be fighting the invaders, like my ancestors did. Its not Woad, just bloody cold up here.

May you do my screen name?