How did you choose your user name?
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bluegoatwoods
Active Member
I just wanted something that would be easy to remember with no numeral strings or underscores or anything like that.
So I chose three one-syllable words. Nearly at random.
Oddly enough I came up with something that would almost sound as though it has some meaning. But it doesn't.
(But I do have a fairly humorous story about a goat. But it also included some mind altering substances that are looked down on in polite society. So I don't share it in family friendly places.)
So I chose three one-syllable words. Nearly at random.
Oddly enough I came up with something that would almost sound as though it has some meaning. But it doesn't.
(But I do have a fairly humorous story about a goat. But it also included some mind altering substances that are looked down on in polite society. So I don't share it in family friendly places.)
I have a business with a front and rear entrance. The rear entrance is a real estate school with DD in the title ....
In the front entrance I have this idea of having a show window full of DD bikes for sale.
I can either teach you to get a real estate license or sell you a bike.
In the front entrance I have this idea of having a show window full of DD bikes for sale.
I can either teach you to get a real estate license or sell you a bike.
Moto pope
New Member
My user name is first simple, then, complex. Moto, of course is for motorcycle, motorbike, etc. the Pope is for a couple of reasons; I have long been a fan of the old Pope motorcycles, then again, for twenty years I had administrative oversight of 120 - 150 ministers. I mostly had a good friendly relationship with these folks, and many began calling me "the Pope," with tongue firmly planted in cheek. Now retired, I thought it added a bit of whimsy to my user name???
GearNut
Active Member
I have always enjoyed working on all things mechanical, things with gears-n-stuff inside them.
For a while I also tried to equip myself with the best, efficient, most time saving tools I could get from the tool trucks that frequented the Harley shops I worked at...mechanics tools or "gear".
I figured the name would suit both of the passions I had when I joined this forum.
For a while I also tried to equip myself with the best, efficient, most time saving tools I could get from the tool trucks that frequented the Harley shops I worked at...mechanics tools or "gear".
I figured the name would suit both of the passions I had when I joined this forum.
xseler
Well-Known Member
I had just been 'let go' as a furniture salesman (the owner found out I was living with the controller of his business empire --- she was about 10yrs older than me and he thought it 'unseemly'....
). I went to a bar to think about my future and they had this new fangled electronic trivia game. Well, to play, you had to come up with a screen name that fit certain parameters. Since I had sold furniture, I was an ex-salesman --- of which got shortened to XSELER.
I've used this handle since the late 80's.
(Names withheld that thought I may have been a retired dealer of illicit substances......)
). I went to a bar to think about my future and they had this new fangled electronic trivia game. Well, to play, you had to come up with a screen name that fit certain parameters. Since I had sold furniture, I was an ex-salesman --- of which got shortened to XSELER. I've used this handle since the late 80's.
(Names withheld that thought I may have been a retired dealer of illicit substances......
)
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Sidewinder Jerry
Well-Known Member
I choose my user name based on the kind of bike I ride. A LandRider auto shift. The LR Jerry is just a shortened version of it. My signature is Land Rider Jerry
Allen_Wrench
Resident Mad Scientist
My user name? Well, one time I lost a set of hex wrenches in a move. Wasn't worried at first; never dreamed I'd need 'em too much. Then I had to set up my furniture in this house I now live in. And I had to work on my van shortly thereafter. So I kept borrowing a set from a neighbor down the street who, when he saw me coming, would playfully tell his buddy "Here comes Mr. Allen Wrench". (I may still not have told him my real name yet.) I have since purchased several different sets of Allen wrenches which get more use than I ever would have thought. And I'm now okay with the nickname.
I'm glad Rodenberry chose 'warp drive'. Some how thinking of Kirk saying, "Mr.Sulu, give me massdrive", just doesn't sound right.
Tom