Played an inmortle game, how do I get it named after me

jivvi, e4 e5 Qh5 g6?? Qxe5+ forks the K and R. Nc6 or d6 or even Nf6 sacing a pawn for a 'temple'(according to macer) is better.

well, I see your point but how does it refer to the topic w are currently discussing

Because this is a troll thread and we are trying to troll each other to death

check out this position where I totally funked it

Today I played the best game of my life, against the best player I know. He was my brother's friend, a titled player - in fact, he won his title of Best Chess Player not once, but twice at his elamentery school. And I beat him, in a ecciting attacking game that featuered several beautiful sacrafices. In fact, just like in Paul Murphy's famous Musical Game, I sacraficed a queen, a rook and a horsie. Before I say anything else, let me share the game with all of you:

I believe that like Murphy's Musical Game, this game should be known as an inmortle. It is a very beautiful and attacking game, and also very enstructional like the Musical Game. For example, it teaches the importance of temples in chess. If my opponent had one more temple, he could of eaten my h-pawn with his rook, and my king would of been in danger. Also, the reason why it was me who had the extra temple and not him was the sacrafices that I made, so the game also shows how useful sacrafices can be.

So, right now all I need to do is make my game known as an inmortle. However, that's going to be much harder for me than it was for Murphy, because I'm currently not world champion. But there are other inmortle games by people who weren't world champions, so even though it's hard, I know it can be done. I wonder if anyone here can tell me what I should do to make my game an inmortle, and prefarably name it after myself (I'm trying to decide between the You Got Maced! Game and the Game That Proved What An Awsome Chess Player Macer Is). If anyone can offer me some help I would greatly appreceate it!