LiveAgainst 2011-02-20 12:40:02

Well personally, I think you should called your self the CEO of the company, because it shows that you are running a business. I don't feel it 'pumps' it up to something bigger than it is, because, it doesn't matter if your a small business or a Fortune 500 company. Your still the man on the highest ladder of the company.

SevenGentlemen 2011-02-20 14:43:34

A Def Poem dedicated to Tom Fulp:

The Godfather, The Boss of Bosses, The Dark Lord, King of the Monsters;

The Big Cheese, The Emperor, The Almighty (quite rightly)

Mr. Big, King of the Swing, The Guy in the Sky, The All Seeing Eye, The Saviour, The Master, Arch-Chancellor of Newgrounds;

The Force (its with you!), The Lord (it is you);

The Grand Ham, Uncle Sam, The Man, Mr. Bagarang - from Neverland (that's Rufio), The Trinity (Christians might shoot ya though), The Ace of Spades, The Face, The Creator - the Guy that Makes;

The Big Man, The Boss, The Big Bomb.....Or Just dear old Tom!

Necropuppeteer 2011-02-20 14:53:24

Owner does sound way too informal. I think CEO and President are the most formal and they are not douchey, referring to yourself as either mostly means that you hold the most power in said company and that you take your business seriously. As for founder, there is a certain amount of respect that goes with that title (at least as far as I am concerned) Many great people were founders and you should count yourself as one of them. So to be honest if I were you I would go with founder. Some of my definitions may not be exact as far as the titles go this is all based strictly on my personal opinion. Hope it helps.

Templerschaf 2011-02-20 17:11:12

"Supreme Overlord of NG" or "God-Emperor of NG"

mxschxxf 2011-02-20 20:49:32

Eww, Eww, Eww! I got a game idea o: The Ninja Bread Man! were you go against a rat army, martians, programmers, cats, foxes, dogs mini humanoid robots, PIE-rites, and earn many magical powers from the grand master cookie o: only 14 and I dont know how to make a story board very well. Just wanted to see how this would turn out a video game by Tom Fulp. Would mean a lot to me

dumdumsrock 2011-02-20 22:00:25

Would Daddy work?

luvs2spooge 2011-02-20 22:16:45

You're a faggot.

Problem solved.

Zolen 2011-02-20 23:33:57

I vote for the title of TomFulp

superlol 2011-02-21 10:23:50

I say founder.

sammie13 2011-02-21 12:21:25

Duke should be your title

Jazza 2011-02-21 16:49:59

i'd go with grand overlord

iscrulz 2011-02-21 17:21:33

Hmm not CEO or President. Furher sounds great but put down Slave-Master.

Asego 2011-02-21 17:53:13

I would recomend "founder and runner" or something similar.

AZBull 2011-02-22 00:18:20

Owner and Founder, or President and CEO, only those 2 as 2 (meaning, call yourself 2 things).

Murudai 2011-02-22 01:44:17

I've been signing lots of contracts lately and I was wondering the same thing, what the hell do I call myself.

I ended up with "Owner". President was too 'strong', 'CEO' didn't work as I wasn't a corporation, and 'Founder' was what you said, implied I wasn't there anymore.

kknots 2011-02-22 08:33:09

Make a poll in Flash.

RumbleBunny77 2011-02-22 09:04:18

Don't know about you, but 'Owner Tom Fulp - Newgrounds' sounds rather nice.

SqueeklyWeekly 2011-02-22 12:38:08

I for one dislike using common used titles, or even when I create a character for a game.. (online that is) I hate having to put random crap in my name just for it to work (such as numbers or randomly put capital letters ect)

I say create your own title if you can think one up, I could help you but then it wouldn't be as.. jazzy.

Mstr.(Master) Tom Frkn.(Freaking) Fulp Omtr.(O-Meter) - See I is quick inventor of words, just ask the new guy from Texas up here :) "marshmellowy!!" but remember a title can go anywhere in your name in front behind.. and well you would be the first to throw on in the middle I'm sure.

Lorkas 2011-02-22 13:03:12

Flying penis

C-G-B 2011-02-22 16:04:32

Don't worry about labels if you are doing this for purely mediocre reason.