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*The name M3D comes from "MarthMasterMD" or "MarthMaster from Maryland," which was the first username M3D used at Smashboards. Uncomfortable with the long and silly name, which he never intended to use for an extended period of time, he had it officially changed after becoming a moderator at Smashboards. | *The name M3D comes from "MarthMasterMD" or "MarthMaster from Maryland," which was the first username M3D used at Smashboards. Uncomfortable with the long and silly name, which he never intended to use for an extended period of time, he had it officially changed after becoming a moderator at Smashboards. | ||
*M3D was married in 2004 to his high school sweetheart. They currently reside in | *M3D was married in 2004 to his high school sweetheart. They currently reside in North Carolina. | ||
*The crew Famous Last Words (FLW), was founded by M3D and his brothers Jump20X6 and B-Run. They ran the DCSS series (including two more events after M3D moved to Indiana) and eventually grew to include a few family friends. Despite M3D's presence and B-Run gaining some noteriety for defeating Husband and Wes in tournament play with Young Link, the crew was never really a considered an important crew. | *The crew Famous Last Words (FLW), was founded by M3D and his brothers Jump20X6 and B-Run. They ran the DCSS series (including two more events after M3D moved to Indiana) and eventually grew to include a few family friends. Despite M3D's presence and B-Run gaining some noteriety for defeating Husband and Wes in tournament play with Young Link, the crew was never really a considered an important crew. | ||
*M3D's first competition outside his own crew of family and friends was Azen and his H2YL teammates Chillindude829 and Mild, who he played with in the summer of 2003. | *M3D's first competition outside his own crew of family and friends was Azen and his H2YL teammates Chillindude829 and Mild, who he played with in the summer of 2003. | ||