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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | I just asked another member where his screen name comes from, or what it means.
I know this thread did the rounds a few years back, coz its in the Archive. It was before I 'arrived' here, and I thought it might be interesting to ask the question again.
I'll kick it off.
In Australia, we're verbally lazy, so we shorten everything and throw in a 'z' somewhere. My real name is Murray, so I'm Muzza or Muz. If your name was Gary or Perry, you'd be Gazza (Gaz), or Pezza (Pez) Jewels Mom (Karen) would be Kazza or Kaz.
We also tend to give people names that are completely opposite to who/what they are. Eg someone with red hair invariably goes by the nickname of 'Bluey'.
What about you?? |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | My screen name is my real name. Absolutely no imagination in Canada.
However, down your way, I know a 'muzzo' is a musician so thought that was where your nick' came from. Just a fortunate coincidence I guess.
In a delete bin tonight I saw an Aussie movie I really liked. \'Garage Days\' What if you finally got your big break and you just plain sucked?
There are better movies. But it's good fun. |
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | I had to read that word a few times to understand what you meant. 'Muso' - pronounced 'meeoozo' is short for musician, but I wasn't aware that it was an Australianism. I thought it was an international term.
I haven't seen Garage Days yet, I'll look out for it.
So is Fillhixx really Phil Hicks? |
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Location: Portland Oregon | I use Distant as an "artistic" name.......for music......
my music isn't very normal by "human" standards......neither am i.......i try to "distance" myself from people........i can be very hermit-like sometimes.......i don't like going out in public much......luckily i have a pretty wife, who feels almost the same.....hahaahah.........
i also thought Distant sounded creepy......hahaha........
but everyone on this forum seems really nice.........i only registered this week.........but it's been very helpful......... |
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Location: Portland Oregon | o yea......if you get bored and wanna hear my strange music check these out.....
myspace.com/jippedo
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Location: South of most, North of few | I guess I'm with Phil or fill on this one. Mine is just my first two initials and my last mane. We're pretty simple down south too....y'all. :rolleyes: |
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | I guess some are pretty obvious, unless Mark ISN'T actually in Boise. |
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| I'm the former Chancellor of Germany. You can call me Gerhard. Actually at weekends you can call me Brunhilde. |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | CrimsonLake was the name of my band in highschool... can't let go of the glory days I guess. Our lead guitarist actually came up with the name - he was a big fan of King Crimson and ELP.
Edit - this is my 999th post and I'm off to neverneverland - I mean Asheville in a few. Hopefully I'll have something good for the 1000th post. |
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Location: south east Michigan | Mine is the title of a WHO song.
If I had known I'd be around this long I might have given it more thought.
I wonder if by now when someone reads a post of mine do they think "Brad" or "Slipkid"? |
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Location: South of most, North of few | I was going to change mine to Trader Jim because of all the guitar activity I've been through in the past 2 months or so, but decided to just add that at the sig line. |
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Location: Australia | Hmm.. Mine came from a 7 years old cousin when I came to visit my uncle. He made me register on this online pet website thingy and got me a pet of "kougra" species. It kinda look like a tiger actually. And I think kougra has a nice ring to it; besides the fact that I also like cougars in general.
Oh, just so everyone knows, I haven't been playing that online game since then.. Honest! :p |
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| "considering or despite the amount of carnage witnessed, the circumstances of the accident, personal trauma received and his personal relationships with all who were killed or injured... the subject is still able to calmly describe what occurred, seems relatively adjusted and rational and appears...
Amazingly-Detached.....might have been curiously detached, only got the chance to read it off my chart once.... the night they forgot to lock the door...
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Mine's from a man I killed. |
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Location: SoCal | Mine's from a fantasy I always had about wanting to be a private investigator. In reality, I work the drive up window at the local Dairy Queen...... |
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Location: Rego Park, NY, | Originally posted by Slipkid:
Mine is the title of a WHO song.
If I had known I'd be around this long I might have given it more thought.
I wonder if by now when someone reads a post of mine do they think "Brad" or "Slipkid"? I think "Coconut" :D :eek: |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | I work the drive up window at the local Dairy Queen...... I love Dilly Bars |
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Location: GA USA | Mine is from Shakespeare's Sonnet 116:
Let me not to the marriage of true minds
Admit impediments. Love is not love
Which alters when its handle finds,
Or bends with the remover to remove:
O no! it is an ever-fixed mark
That looks on tempests and is never shaken;
It is the star to every wandering bark,
Whose worth's unknown, although his hair be sparse.
Love's not Time's fool, though thickening 'round the middle
Within his bending sickle's compass come:
Love alters not with his brief hours and weeks,
But bears it out even to the edge of doom.
If this be error and upon me proved,
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | I don't see where "Captain_Lovehandles" is mentioned at all... |
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Location: Simpsonville, SC | I thought it was his CB handle. |
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Location: NJ | I just picked mine out of thin air.
My REAL name is Paul Templeman, but some wanker beat me TO that one . . . |
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Location: Midland, MI | Originally posted by moody, p.i.:
Mine's from a fantasy I always had about wanting to be a private investigator. In reality, I work the drive up window at the local Dairy Queen...... You sure it wasn't a fantasy about being a dairy queen? :p
Mine is derived from the name of the element Crustonium (specifically the isotope Ci-69), which occurs immediately prior to Illudium Pu-39 in the periodic table of elements.
Or, something. |
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Location: GA USA | Originally posted by Jeff W.:
I don't see where "Captain_Lovehandles" is mentioned at all... I didn't say it was a good name.
Actually, a visit to CaptainLovehandles-dot-com should explain things. Or not. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Originally posted by cliff:
I just picked mine out of thin air.
My REAL name is Paul Templeman, but some wanker beat me TO that one . . . Yeah, and mine's Paris Hilton...(by the way, I'm out of the big house now) |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Mine is a shortened version of my nickname and real name, kept short because I cut my teeth trying to save multiple file names within the eight digits that DOS would allow.
We should have stopped the clock at Wordperfect 5.1!
Much like Paul(?) I work the Drive-up window at a local Starbucks. But unlike Paul, I am really, really hot! For sometime I did UPS delivery but I found the uniforms were always too constricting. Don't you just love the internet?
And these ARE the Glory Days (His not mine). |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Paul, We'll have two medium swirl cones please.
I saw my screen name on a guitar lable once, thought it might work here. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Actually, a visit to CaptainLovehandles-dot-com "Happy Children with Good Manners"
Comic Genius. |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | The source of my name is related to Mwoody's. Randomly computer generated 10 years ago when people still had a memory of DOS. |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Mine is based on a part-time evening job I have at the local university and my initials. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Originally posted by Steve:
My name is steve..so, I went with that..go figure :D |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | I can't believe how much mileage we can get out of an innocuous question.
wish I'd put more thought into my original answer.
I am actually a dream that a butterfly had once during the Ming Dynasty. I'm not at all here right now.
no, too.....gay.
This was my response to being called an empty mindless hick.
hmmmm, not bad.
Truth is, in one of my semi-retired periods (my staff wouldn't let me in my store for a couple years..) rather than spend time at a strip bar or the golf course, I hung out at the video arcade. In those days the high score register would only take three characters so...FIL. Later, they'd take more characters so...FILHIX. Then that wasn't enough characters for the email service so...fillhixx. (a little e.e. cummins influence there in the end.)
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Location: Phoenix AZ | I wanted to pick a name that would describe myself. My first 20 or so choices were all banned by the admins. So instead I picked a name that described my guitar. Dave |
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Location: Utah | I'm actually a gorgeous buxom 18 yr old blonde nymphomaniac who likes to to have wild parties. But, I masquerade on the internet as a boring redneck middle aged married man. Part of that masquerade is pretending I fly for a living and enjoy competing with SigArms pistols. |
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Location: Midland, MI | Originally posted by FlySig:
I'm actually a gorgeous buxom 18 yr old blonde nymphomaniac who likes to to have wild parties. But, I masquerade on the internet as a boring redneck middle aged married man. Part of that masquerade is pretending I fly for a living and enjoy competing with SigArms pistols. I think I and two of my friends played (drunken) Uno on XBOX Live with you last Friday night. Are you sunburned right now and require some assistance rubbing lotion all over your body right after you take off your bra? :eek: |
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Location: NJ | ". . I'm actually a gorgeous buxom 18 yr old blonde nymphomaniac who likes to to have wild parties . ."
If only you'd added "flat-headed rum heiress", . . I'd have been all over you . . . |
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Location: Atlanta, GA. | Like several others its just my name... Chol Loway :p |
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Location: south east Michigan | If I had it to do over again I'd just use my name. At the time I thought having a "handle" was something just short of being madatory. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Originally posted by FlySig:
a gorgeous buxom 18 yr old blonde nymphomaniac who likes to to have wild parties. reminds me of a well known Zen koan:
"What is the sound of one hand typing?" |
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Location: GA USA | Colin, you are one funny guy. I've still got a spare seat for the trip to NC in the AM....
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Location: Melbourne Fl. | My ex-girlfriend had a black lab that would not stay in the yard,one day he even managed to nose open the front door. He cold-nosed me in the butt and after my initial fright I announced "He's a Slydog" Sounded good so I stole it from him. slydog........Al...........Fat Dog Davis whatever................ |
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Location: Omaha, NE | I chose mine because I was born in Indiana. |
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Location: Budd Lake, NJ | "Jewel" is my CE868LX-4; her name is from a verse in the New Testament (Revelation 21:11, "It shone with the glory of God, and its brilliance was like that of a very precious jewel..."). It is my hope that God will be glorified through her as I play and lead worship.
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Location: Spain | Im getting older a little washed up and can often be found lying on beaches .It was either condom or driftwood I think I made the right choice..! |
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Location: Simpsonville, SC | I hate screen names and was in a hurry to post something that I needed help with.
Beginner needing help...no, begging for help...no, beggin
JIM...hmmmm..JI...hmmmm....IM....hmmmm....JM
BegginJM
Beggin Jazz Man would have been cooler, but it would o bin a lie.
I still hate screen names..... |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Duh! You mean we were supposed to do something clever? One of the first boards I participated in had several Marks, so we started adding where we were from. I'm too lazy to change. That's why I only have one kind of guitar. |
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Location: Tychy, Poland | my screen name (shovel) came from dictionary, about 10 years ago when i was just starting my adventure with internet. I was looking for a nick that i could use on IRC, and i thought that i'll take any random chosen word from dictionary that will have less than 9 characters (IRCNet had such a restrictions these days).
I've got used to it.
LBJ came from this blues-name generator.
And it's quite funny, because i'm a basketball fan and i have the same initials with my blues name, that have LeBron James.
btw.
i still use the same samsung keyboard i've got with my first pc. And i don't know what i'll do when i will have to change motherboard and on the new one there won't be a PS-2.
Maybe some converter?:] |
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Location: Lebanon, TN | errr...uhmmm. yeah...right....I stated the bleeding obvious sadly |
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Location: Orlando, FL | Back in the late 80's I supervised a graphics dept. We were networking all of our Macs. The computers had to have names so we started using Stooges - Moe, Larry, Curley, Shemp - and ran out of names. So we switched to japanese monsters. After watching a bunch of Godzilla movies with my kids there were plenty of names for the computers. Since it was my department my computer was Godzilla. When I got big new computer I called it Designzilla. I liked the name and have been using it since about 1988.
Oh man, to have a screen name for almost 20 freakin years makes me feel really old! |
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Location: Scotland | I just picked a couple of random words. Coincidentally in the Indian dialect of Urdu "Paul Templeman" translates as "Annoying asshole" What's the chances of that? |
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Location: Hicksville, NY | My college roommate - who is now my brother-in-law - is a geologist, and introduced me to all kinds of rocks back in the day. The one that got my attention was a volcanic pyroclastic rock known as "ignimbrite."
"byte" was the very first term that I learned as a computer newbie ... back in the day when DOS was the way to navigate around the computer, and windows was still in its infancy stages.
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Location: Midland, MI | Originally posted by Paul Templeman:
I just picked a couple of random words. Coincidentally in the Indian dialect of Urdu "Paul Templeman" translates as "Annoying asshole" What's the chances of that? Are you sure, in my English-Urdu-English translation book, they say the closest English equivalent is "cliff."
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Location: SoCal | I just picked a couple of random words. Coincidentally in the Indian dialect of Urdu "Paul Templeman" translates as "Annoying asshole" What's the chances of that?
Karma..... |
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Location: Bluffton, SC | I've heard that some are just destined for greatness, Paul.
Then there's others... |
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Location: Feeding Hills, MA | 2stix (sticks) refers to the two lines on the pregnancy test my wife used when we found out we were pregnant with my son. We didn't know if it was going to be a boy or girl, so we referred to him as "two-sticks". I've been using it since that day and it always brings a smile to my face. I modified it to 2stix though, so people wouldn't get the wrong idea that I was one of those drummer types!
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Location: Tuscany, Italy | Marenostrum is the Mediterraneum sea. "Medi-terraneum" means "sea among-lands". I've chosen this nick 'cause I like latin language and 'cause I live in a small town on the sea shore. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | When I was 49 years old, I was told by an older co-worker that I was at a Magic Age...
Y'see, When you are in your later 40's, you are an Old young-man because you are often older than your peers but not really ancient. [hence, Old Man Arthur]
BUT! Once you turn 50, you cross a threshold and become a Young old-man.
I have since crossed that threshold, but I ain't changing my name. |
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Location: South Windsor Connecticut | I work at the University of Connecticut, where Jonathan (a husky dog) is our mascot. My buddy (who also works there) and I formed a duo and named ourselves the Topdogs. My first name is Jim....
Now if you mistakenly leave your cap lock on when you register, it looks like this TOPDOGJIM. After that I just always used the same name on every forum, bluegrass, suzuki motorcycles, ect.. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Ovation Gallery
Takamine Gallery
Martin Gallery
Collings Gallery
Sensing a trend here ???
Oh, just noticed the Collings Gallery is missing a certain sunburst CJ Deluxe. I need to fix that. Either add the photos or get rid of the guitar. Hmmmm...
Also, yes I do own Ukulele Gallery and that one is under construction. |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Over the past 15 years, I've been spending some of my free time as an adjunct professor at the local university. Although it isn't my real job, it keeps me in gear. |
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| I've explained it in an earlier thread, but I tend to choose my screen names (I've had many) from some phrase I heard on TV or radio that day.
In this case it was a football penalty, loss of down.
I'm not Russian. Or even impatient. |
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Location: Vermont USA | Moody posted "Mine's from a fantasy I always had about wanting to be a private investigator. In reality, I work the drive up window at the local Dairy Queen"
Long live the Queen! |
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Location: SoCal | Originally posted by Paulcc1:
Moody posted "Mine's from a fantasy I always had about wanting to be a private investigator. In reality, I work the drive up window at the local Dairy Queen"
Long live the Queen! You know, I thought I was telling you that in private. So much for clergy confidentiality.
"Fries with that burger?" |
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Location: NW of Philadelphia | Its my last name... Simple as that. (and makes it easy for remember... for me at least.) |
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Location: Warren,Pa. | I live on Bauer Hill Rd. Many years ago when I used to go to bluegrass festivals, I recall seeing the letters on a bus..."Johnson Mountain Boys". Sort of borrowed from that memory.
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Location: NW Washington State | I have weak fingers. Not to mention a weak mind. Maybe I should change my name to Numbskull.
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Location: East Tennessee | I don't know how I missed this thread the first time around. :confused:
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| Undergrad and graduate degrees from, and faculty member of, the University of Florida, whose mascot is the Gator. Screen name is the phonetic 1ee7 spelling of same. |
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Location: Vernon CT | I wasn't feeling very creative the Day I signed up and this was the first forum I've ever joined.
Initials and birthday. Now you all know, I want a 1680 for it! :D ;) |
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Location: New York | I am a large man who puts some older folks in the mind of a certain cowboy in a 10 gallon hat. I used to work in sales and my boss started to call me Hoss and it was always easier for customers to remember Hoss than Percival Sweetwater. To muddy things further, I started riding a motorcycle called a Boss Hoss in 2002. So it was like karma dude. |
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Location: New York | Ooops, almost forgot, I am a man and I was born on the 21st. Thus Hossman21 |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Good thing you added that, Hoss. I was picturing a woman who looked like Hoss and it wasn't pleasant.
Mine's to distinguish me from a bunch of other Marks on another board in a galaxy far, far away. I don't visit there any more, but if I used a different name for every different board, I'd forget. |
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Location: Hot Springs, S.D. | I grew up in Canterbury, Ct. When I moved to Hot Springs and opened the shop, I wanted to honor my parents. The money they left me enabled me to start this venture. But with a last name like Swan, what was I to call it? "Swansong?!!" I think not! So I named the shop after my hometown instead. When I joined the board, I used the name of the store for my screen name. It's what most people around here call me anyway. "Canterbury String Lady". |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Say Hoss, still got the Boss? There's a few of us who've been riding for many years. I sure looked long and hard at those big Boss Hogs at a Harley rally in Texas a few years back. They're amazing . . . a built-up Chevy 350 with no transmission, just one gear. No need for anything more because there's still sufficient torque to spin the wheel off the line. The only thing that concerned me (besides the price) was those fat tires and their obvious implication on steering. Nonetheless, they're impressive machines. A real demonstrative expression of the "a big engine is good, so a giant engine is even better" theory of motorcycle power dynamics. We need some stories here. Oh yeah, sorry, wrong forum. |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | As I said before, my name was randomly generated by a computer. I like the name. It's so ridiculous. |
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Location: New York | Yessir Prof BB, I still have the Boss Hoss. I can't imagine selling it. Handles surprisingly well for what it is. It won't cut up the twisties like a jap bike, or even a harley for that matter, but for straight on hard, I mean really hard acceleration, there is no substitute. :cool: |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | I've had the nickname "Music" since my late teens...partly because of the fact of taking a guitar everywhere I went and also because of my music collection of records, tapes, CD's and DVD's, books, etc. and my guitar collection which currently is smaller tham it was a few years back when I was on the road..."Mishka" is Russian meaning Mike and also Bear which I was also called...My wife is Russian and affectionatly calls me that...So I combined both... |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Originally posted by Hossman21:
I started riding a motorcycle called a Boss Hoss in 2002. So it was like karma dude. Now you know you MUST post pics of the Boss Hoss!
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Location: New York | Oh well, I tried. I don't have the hang of posting pictures in the text. But I guess you can find the image from the address to the "ning" site.
This is a '98 Boss Hoss 350ci chevy smallblock that makes 355 HP. It is my salvation in the few summer months that we have in UpState New York. It is said that we only have 90 days of sunshine a year in Syracuse on average. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Originally posted by Hossman21:
Oh well, I tried. I don't have the hang of posting pictures in the text. But I guess you can find the image from the address to the "ning" site.
This is a '98 Boss Hoss 350ci chevy smallblock that makes 355 HP. It is my salvation in the few summer months that we have in UpState New York. It is said that we only have 90 days of sunshine a year in Syracuse on average.  |
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Location: closely held secret | Hossman, while it doesn't look as comfortable or nimble as my GL1500...
It shore do look like a lotta fun!!!
 
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Location: Chicago | "dobro" It means "kind" or "good" in Slavic languages. My name is "Dobrov" and I like the overlap with the resonator guitar brand (orinally "Dobro" in reference to founders Dopyera bros). |
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Location: New York | Dobro, I have been listening to 6 of your songs from one of your sites over and over again. Where can I get more?
Old Man, thanks for posting pic for me. You are correct on all counts. (but it is quite comfortable for a motorcycle/no cupholder) |
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Location: closely held secret | Originally posted by Hossman21:
(but it is quite comfortable for a motorcycle/no cupholder) ...but where would I put my latte? |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Lets see, my screen name....gee, I don't know how I thought of it. :rolleyes: |
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Location: Chicago | Hossman: There are a few more here
www.sonicbids.com/guitarsoffire
www.myspace.com/gregorydobrov
Give the address and I'll send you our demo with about 17 tunes on it.
and thanks for the support! |
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Location: NW Washington State | Jim, I like your screen name. How much do you want for it?
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Location: Brisbane Australia | Self explanatory!!
My name is James but I'm generally known as Jim.
Maybe it should be "Collector Jim"
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Location: Indiantown, Florida | "Handles? We don't need no stinkin' handles"
Didn't realize we were using handles when I signed up ... so I didn't. At my age, I have trouble remembering my name, never mind a handle.
Then again, it's been said that I put the "duh" in Floriduh.
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | Originally posted by Trader Jim:
Lets see, my screen name....gee, I don't know how I thought of it. :rolleyes: How soon you forget... :rolleyes:
Originally posted by theartistformerlyknownasjpcannon:
I was going to change mine to Trader Jim because of all the guitar activity I've been through in the past 2 months or so, but decided to just add that at the sig line. You must've changed your name at about the same time this thread did the rounds last time.
Originally posted by AussieJames:
Maybe it should be "Collector Jim" AS long as you're just collecting them and not selling them, that name would be OK. If you did start trading, you might find yourself in a battle with jpcannon for the new screen name. |
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Location: Michigan | no explanation needed.
still waiting for my 15 minutes of fame.GWB |
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Location: Nashville TN. | mine just my intials I use it as a stage name |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | The original post from many moons ago:
Originally posted by CrimsonLake:
CrimsonLake was the name of my band in highschool... can't let go of the glory days I guess. Our lead guitarist actually came up with the name - he was a big fan of King Crimson and ELP.
Edit - this is my 999th post and I'm off to neverneverland - I mean Asheville in a few. Hopefully I'll have something good for the 1000th post. |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | s'my name! Y'wanna make sumpin' of it? |
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Location: Maine | Mine is from my joy in driving a pair of handsome draft horses with a nice hitch. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Originally posted by muzza:
Originally posted by Trader Jim:
Lets see, my screen name....gee, I don't know how I thought of it. :rolleyes: How soon you forget... :rolleyes:
Originally posted by theartistformerlyknownasjpcannon:
I was going to change mine to Trader Jim because of all the guitar activity I've been through in the past 2 months or so, but decided to just add that at the sig line. You must've changed your name at about the same time this thread did the rounds last time.
Originally posted by AussieJames:
Maybe it should be "Collector Jim" AS long as you're just collecting them and not selling them, that name would be OK. If you did start trading, you might find yourself in a battle with jpcannon for the new screen name. |
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Location: Nîmes, south of France | Imperial Eagle in french :D
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Location: Vernon CT | Originally posted by beatlejuice53:
BIG Beatle fan, and Beetlejuice(the movie) fan. 53, the year I was born. On Valentines Day Happy Belated!
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Location: CA | Oddball was a character in the movie 'Kelly's Heros'. I saw it again just before joining the forum here. The character (played by Donald Sutherland) kinda reminded me of me and my goofball friends in another lifetime. Ergo . . . |
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Location: Delaware | Quite a few years back when I was a bad boy (a very bad boy), I used to indulge in some pretty heavy partying. It seemed back then, for some reason, that Thursday nite was the big party nite, more so than Friday. It was also payday for me and my buds at work. Well after calling out sick from work on a countless number of Fridays, and being called on the carpet by supervision about it, my co-workers started calling me(Dave) and Friday- "FRIDAVE". Oh yea, there were quite a few "Mondave's" also during that era of my life ! |
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Location: Flushing, MI | Welp,
Back in the mid-90's, I was playing around here locally, and I didn't want a certain ex-girlfriend to know of my whereabouts. So, I decided to come up with a stage name. Our bassist at the time picked it out and it stuck - "Tragedy James". I HATED it, but it worked.
Fast forward a couple of years, when I get all hooked up to the internet, and I needed a nickname for the various message boards that I frequent. Somehow or another it became "trag-o-caster" as a blending of "Tragedy" and "Telecaster"
I currently do not go by "Tragedy James", however I still use "trag-o-caster" for all of the guitar-related messageboards. I don't know why. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | my sister's name was, Jeff W. |
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Location: closely held secret | LaVerne, you know darn well your sisters are named Maxene and Patty... |
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Location: Bluffton, SC | Thanks to the family medical plan, they're now Daryl and Daryl. |
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Location: Rego Park, NY, | I'm sure Jeff would like a bottle in front of me instead of a frontal labotomy. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | I find both quite restorative. |
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| Well, there are several reasons for my name:
1. It's a play on the song "Guitarzan" by Ray Stevens
2. My middle name is Ann
3. I love the song "Annie's Song" by John Denver
4. Although I only have one guitar right now, it is actually my third guitar. My first was a piece of crap Memphis electric, which I traded in for a Stinger SSX electric by Martin.
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Location: Rego Park, NY, | Michelle Welcome. After a while on this board you might have to change your name to Guitarzamany. :D |
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| Originally posted by Phil Wong:
Michelle Welcome. After a while on this board you might have to change your name to Guitarzamany. :D :D Phil, I lurked here about a week or two ago and found the term "piezo quack" so funny that I was considering changing my name on another forum to PiezoQuack. I know it isn't funny if your guitar has that, but the name just struck me funny! |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | 2ifbyC?
OK, I love and cherish our nation's history and heritage. So the 'two if by sea' is a no-brainer. At that time there was no 'three if by air'... 
C - aka sea, due to my love of the waters
C - first letter of my last name
On a couple of music related sites I added 'sharp', '2ifbyCsharp'. But I knew it wouldn't fly here... 
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Location: Upper Left USA | In the beginning...
I was "Mickey J" as a pup because Grampa Mike was "Big Mike", Dad was "Little Mike" and "Uncle Mickey" was a cool dude before he died.
Then I hired into a place where my last name was written on the front of my hardhat...
So, Woody, Woodman, Whitford, Woodard, Woodrow, Woof'rd, etc. became the norm.
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Location: Rego Park, NY, | So Mike that ain't a roll of quarters is it? ;) |
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | Originally posted by 2ifbyC:
I love and cherish our nation's history and heritage. So the 'two if by sea' is a no-brainer. I'm afraid us 'no-brain' foreigners haven't got a clue what you're talking about Iffy... |
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | Oops, the penny just dropped.
Paul Revere, right? |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Actually...
William Dawes and Paul Revere were both sent to warn the "Minutemen" but Paul Revere was stopped along the way. Mr. Dawes was able to complete his task.
We remember "The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere" because of the poem that popularized it.
Listen" target="_blank" title="http://www.nationalcenter.org/PaulRevere'sRide.html]Listen">http://www.nationalcenter.org/PaulRevere'sRide.html]Listen my children and you shall hear... |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | We can't tell you on the internet, Muzza. It's a secret code we still use to keep the Brits out. It hasn't worked very well lately. Speaking of that, where has Schroeder been lately? |
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | Yes, I miss his sarcastic sensibilities.
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Location: Four Corners New Mexico | Actually, the line is "she's a hobo wire-toaster" from Captain Beefheart's tune "Hot Head," but what is a toast without vino? So I went with the wine ... red or white, depending, of course, on the entree. |
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Location: North Wales, UK. | Dave is my name and the 3DG is "3rd Dragoon Guards" which is the brass emblem I wore on my epaulets when I was a "trained killer" :D for "Her Majesty" The proper name for my regiment is:
3rd Carabiniers, 3rd/6th Dragoon Guards. (Prince of Wales's Dragoon Guards)
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Location: Central Massachusetts | Mine's easy, David without the vowels. Been using it as my computer user id since the 80's, long before anybody ever heard of a video DVD (Digital Versatile Disk.) My workplaces seem to always be full of Davids, and nobody can pronounce my last name, so I quickly become 'dvd' even in face-to-face conversation. |
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Location: Georgetown, KY | Hey everyone, brand new to the forum and this is my first post. Thought it was as good of a place as any to introduce myself. My screen name is my email address minus the @yahoo.com. It is my first name (Kevin obviously) my badge number (812 - I am a sergeant with a local police dept. in Kentucky), and the year I created my yahoo account (2006). I have recently started playing guitar again after a long time off. I bought myself a 6778 lx-vn Standard Elite as a divorce present, LOL. I played a ton of acoustic guitars while trying to figure out which one to buy. I had always wanted an O but never got around to getting one. After playing my friends 1778 Elite I was absolutely hooked. No ther acoustic that I had touched: Martin, Taylor, Breedlove, etc. even came close to the playability and sound. Found a good deal on one on ebay out of ZoZo music for under $700.00 brand new with hard case and jumped on it. I have never been more pleased with a purchase. After that I got a mild case of GAS and bought two new Sratocasters; A black American Standard (now for sale lol), and a John Mayer Signature Strat (Awesome, no other word for it). Glad to be a part of this forum, and look forward to discussing O's with everyone! |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | :eek: Cheeze it, The Cops! 
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Location: central nj | Mine comes from the fact that I am left handed but play guitar right handed. (I was surprised that when I signed up for the site that this screen name was not taken already.) Playing right handed guitar makes it very convenient for making future guitar purchases. As I have been told, "left handed people are the ones in their right mind. ...we use the right side of the brain to be left handed!" Guess you can now see why I like this website so much!! Keep the humor coming...from either side of your brain!! |
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Location: north of boston | Newbie here,
and after 40 someodd years of playing, finally got my first O.
Always wanted one since they first were intro'd.
The name, Movation came about because the wife wasn't sure what those guitars with "the belly" were called. Thank goodness our local guy is an O dealer and directed her to a very pretty light top Celebrity CC48.
Changed the strings to Martin bronze 10s.
(I apologize right now to all the 12 purists)
Lowered the bridge (mark,sand & fit 5 times!)
Love the sound and now the action.
My "Movation" has now been the guitar of choice for the 1st set.
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Location: Upper Left USA | Welcome Vin! |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Vin,
A grand welcome and watch your wallet!
This is the greatest collection of 'spend your money fer ya' group on line that predates the current economic situation...
Seriously, you've joined a very special family. I personally know that for a fact!!
Watch for a local/regional OFC gathering in your area. You'll meet some of the best folk in the world! |
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Location: Colorado Springs, Colorado | Hmm..... When I started on this site, I lived in Corpus Christi, Texas.. Hence Cc.. Now that I am in Colorado Springs, maybe I should try Cs.. Nah...
The more interesting story is the rest of my email name which is CC2fingers... In my younger day there was this brand of tequilla....... |
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Location: Lincolnton,Ga | Great drandfather William Daniel,Grandfather was William Erby, Dad Jr, and I got blessed with the III. No fourth, just 5 dogs,4 cats, and 6 goats(down from 29). No, we don't line in an apartment. 15 acres with a house built in 1786. If I ever perform again I thought I'd go with Willie Earl Hart (from junk mail I received). |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by Bill Hunt:
15 acres Alllriiiighty, ya got room for several llamas! |
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Location: Queens, NY | Anthony Peter and an Italian name that's difficult to pronounce. Friends sometimes call me Tony D, and the very first guitar forum I joined was the Fender Forum, but Tony D was taken so I threw in my middle initial, so I just stuck with Tony PD to be consistent (Fender, here and Carvin Forums).
I haven't posted at Fender Forum since they discontinued the hard-tail strat :( . |
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Location: Ohio | As well as a guitar player, I am also a wedding/event photographer. THe Nikon4004 was the FIRST Nikon I woned.... |
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Location: Texas | I had no idea that this would become a second home for me when I registered. I was just messing around and thought "standing ovation," that's punny, so I tried "standing" and it was available. Now I'm stuck with it… I later found out that there is another member using the longer "Standing Ovation." Had I know that, I probably would have selected something else…
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Standing... You can change you handle, you just cannot change it back without moderator's help.
(I learned that the hard way)
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Location: Texas | Originally posted by Old Man Arthur:
Standing... You can change you handle, you just cannot change it back without moderator's help.
(I learned that the hard way)
So choose wisely, Grasshopper. Thanks, Oh Great Enlightened One, I see that there is that possibility, but at this point. I'll probably just stick with what I have…
Maybe I'll just change my real-world name to "Stanley P. Dingham"… ;) Stan Ding… StanDing… |
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | I changed mine back with no problem. |
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Location: closely held secret | Originally posted by standing:
Maybe I'll just change my real-world name to "Stanley P. Dingham"… ;) Stan Ding… StanDing… I wouldn't do that here, StanDing Ham. Too many opportunities... |
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Location: Long Island | footprints is our company name ,its a ma & pa. we
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| Welcome, Footprints! That is a cool user name. I also think it is cool that you do custom body wear for special needs children.
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Location: On The Fringe Of Ground Zero | I chose "Guitar Slinger" as it was diffrent and I close to my other nickname of "Gun Slinger." While I was an active law enforcement officer I tagged "Gun Slinger" but the senior officers because I was the first female to have consistantly won top honors in various firearms competitions and 5 consecutive gold medals in our Police Olympics. |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | Originally posted by The Wabbit Formerly Known As Waskel:
Originally posted by standing:
Maybe I'll just change my real-world name to "Stanley P. Dingham"… ;) Stan Ding… StanDing… I wouldn't do that here, StanDing Ham. Too many opportunities...
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Location: Montréal, québec, Canada | Hi, Iwent the easy way and kept my first name..... I can see an other Canadian did the same.. That much for imagination !!!
Anyway been on the board for a while even if I dont talk to much.
Got my first O in 1978 ,Breadwinner second hand.
Found a Tornado 1 1/2 year ago,could not resist!!
Sorry for accoustics my over size hands (XXXXL gloves) demand a WIDE neck to fingerpick.
Started with a classical and got a Seagull 1 7/8 neck.(Mini-Jumbo CW)
Been thinking of bying a 12 string fot the wide neck and but on only six (wy not)..
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Location: Monterey Bay Area, CA | I just joined today after hearing about the Ovation Fan Club at the Acoustic Guitar community. Anyway, my screen name is my professional name (as opposed to my given name). |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | So Cynth? Are you a Minstrel?
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Cynth,
Welcome to the 'Ovation Family', where we can spend your money quicker than ya can earn it! |
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I am a PADI scuba diver instructor / its the record company of the grunge era....easy |
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Location: GA USA | Subpop, I always enjoyed the Sub-Pop music. Did you know that current 11 song Sub-Pop Sampler is available free at Amazon MP3 downloads? I just found it the other day. There are some other free samplers as well. |
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Location: United States | grecon68 short for ghost recon. i got hooked on the ghost recon games on my xbox 360 and 68 is my birth year. yes folks i'm a 41 year old geezer that plays an xbox 360.(lol) |
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Location: VENISE-EN-QUEBEC CANADA | well for me it started in the 90s. I race radio control cars across the U.S.A. and my name Drapeau mean's Flag in english,but the announcer ad trouble with Drapeau in Mass.and Georgia they relly screw'd it up good so Daniel Drapeau became
Danny Flag :D
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Location: Michigan | Twistedlim started when I joined a traditinal archery forum (the first forum I joined). I was refering to a bow limb. From there I joined a backpacking forum (backpacking.net, great site)and folks thought it was clever I was joking about twisting my ankles or something. I use it on my pbase site for one of my other hobbbis:
www.pbase.com/twistedlim
The avitar or screen name just seems to follow me around and I have not really given any time to think of something clever for this site. Perhaps something like ICNTPLaYalick? |
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Location: Fernandina Beach | mine came from a job i had (in another life) as a copier repair person. i worked on pitney-bowes copiers so some friends started callin me pitney and i thought it was pretty cool. i use it as my stage name also |
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Location: closely held secret | Maybe you should hire someone to look into that for you, Paul. |
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Location: Sydney, Australia | Um, would you believe I had a dispute with my record company, then had a dispute with my second record company?
If you answered "yes" to both the above, perhaps you'd be interested in buying some of my shares in the Sydney Harbour Bridge. I have inside information that the toll is going to increase dramatically in 2011, which will cause the share prices to literally double overnight when this information becomes public in a months time. |
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