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Location: south east Michigan | When I signed up here I was at a peak of a WHO fan phase. I thought "Slipkid" was a good name. To me the song talks about the continueing struggle with youth long after youth has left.
If I had it to do over again I would just call myself "Brad" but, being new to bulletin boards I thought having a "handle" was required.
Some names here are easy to figure out but some are not. So...Whoooo Are You...who/who...who/who?
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Location: NJ | Good thread.
Maybe now I can find out the real name of the person behind the highly cryptic moniker "Paul Templeman" and what his thought rationale was in choosing it . . .
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my "screen name" comes from my favorite place to take a llama for a romantic tryst . . . . when ya' take 'em to the edge of a cliff they push back harder . . . |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Well, my screen name is pretty obvious. But my son also is an OFC member, although I don't think he every really posts. His name is Tupperware, which probably very few of you will catch the double meaning to that. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | I have to ask myself "What were you thinking?".
Not frequent to BB's and used to having to set up a dozen different logins at work as MWoodford I thought it was short and sweet. Besides, how long would it last?
If I had to do it over I go by Al or Paul! Actually I enjoy being mistaken for Moody and my "best" logon name is "fishgiven" which I pulled out of Matthew 7:7+. |
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Location: Texas | Good one.
Some members have asked me what style of Country Artist am I? ;)
Well, I don't play country music, but I am a fan of the old, real country music and old country artists.
I love Bluegrass, old bluesman Robert Johnson and most good retro music. But I mainly play Latin Jazz and improvisational music.
I chose it of course because while visiting the board as a non member, I saw members used Ovation model names, like Adamas, Custom Legend, etc.
So I chose Country Artist first because is my favorite model, and second because it was not taken.
I would rename this 14 fret nylon string guitar the "Latin Artist" model. Since no Country Artist has played it since Glen C. and a few others for years.
There are still a few O model names left to use as handles, like........oh, you figure them out.
Blind Lemon Parker ;)
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Location: Anchorage, Alaska | Alaskan Fly Guy - My fly fishing guide service is known as The Fly Guy "Flies and Guides for Fishing Alaska". |
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Location: closely held secret | "Legend" seemed too arrogant.... and I was always a big fan of the Bunny. ;) |
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Location: SoCal | We have long suspected that..... |
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Location: closely held secret | Schroeder: Captured while composing "Ode to O's".
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Location: Chapin SC | mine either means I have no fear or no imagination. at work, I have an employee number a screen Id, 30 thousand passwords codes to remember, I just wanted to be me for a change.
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Location: Nova Scotia, Canada | ...nothing too profound, just the name of my favourite electric Ohs.
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Location: SoCal | Hell, I was just trying to drum up business with mine. What's amazing is that nobody here has figured out that I don't own or play a guitar. |
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Location: Texas | But of course the only valid one is your Blues name!
And everyone has one, but some are afraid to use it. :cool:
I wonder why?
Blind Lemon Parker
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Location: SoCal | Who's this Serio Lara character? Probably somebody created out of Lem's imagination. |
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Location: Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey | Well I guess my screen name could have come from a few things.
I could be a be big Chuck Berry Fan (short for Johnny B. Goode).
I could have been in a police line up of a hooker's customers. No Cliff, that DIDN'T really happen.
I could have gotten the name from my favorite stall in the men's room at the office, (right between A and C). Although that one is highly unlikely.
Turns out, I just got my screen name from my father about 38 years ago. Pretty boring. |
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| I happen to live in the Adirondacks and I find Most people respond to my address as Ohhh.... Up in the "north country". So I figured I would save time and anounce it right up front. Besides, like some of the rest of us, when you first join you are not sure if you will stay a member of the group? I love my Ovations but I was not sure how many NUTZ I might find in here and how much of an EFFORT it may be trying to explain my posts to the WACKEY bunch in here.
So my handle was a quick pick but I guess it is different enough now that I am used to it. I use my name at the end of my posts anyway.... I hate having to address people using their code names??
I always figured code names are for Kids or other web sites where it may be better for users to remain anonimous.
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Location: Fayetteville, NC | Nothing Challenging about my screen name.Like a few others on this board I had a few other screennames and passwords. I opted for the easy to remember one here. |
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Location: boulder | what, no one has heard of fugot-the patron saint of forgetfullness?? He is a 3 and 1/2 foot tall little green shimmering b*stard who steals your stuff,... pencils, pens, wallets, bags of dope, time--he doesn't care. he stores it all in his closet. If I ever catch him though, I'm gonna nail his but to the wall, uhhh wait did i give a little to much info??? |
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | Mine was originally the name I used on ebay (still is) for my son to bid on some items....taken of course from the town where I live and the fact that I'm a youngin'(only 52).....besides "cliff" was already taken! :cool: |
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Location: Indiana | Pretty simple.A cross between my alltime favorite band (the Beatles,of course) and one of my fave movies(Beetlejuice).Couldn't us my favorite movie. Just didn't sound right (BlazingBeatles?.....Beatlesaddles?....nah!) The "53" is the year I was born(1953).
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Location: Madison, Wisconsin | When I was first introduced to Ovations in the '70's, one of my best friends called me Wiilard. Seemed appropriate for the board. I used to run a BBS and used it as a handle for that as well. |
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Location: Valparaiso, FL | Mine's a Mark Twain character. Since I love Twain, and my given name is the same as the character in the book, it just seemed right.
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Location: Canton (Detroit), MI | "Old Applause Owner" refers to the fact that my first Ovation/KMC product (which I still own) was an old (1976-vintage) Applause AA14-4. They don't come much older than that!!!!
I'm actually 51......the name was not meant to refer to my age!!!!
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Location: Wooster, Ohio | I have two main hobbies guitar and flintknapping or making arrowheads out of flint. And guess what age I used to be?
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Location: Midland, MI | As I'm sure everyone has figured out, my 'handle' is a multi-facted gem which reflects the many differing moods of it's owner.
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Location: Waurika OK | Like some others, got tired of having to think up user names and decided to use my own. I think someone else had noel, so I just added the x. Nothing cryptic.
Good thing I am not having to think one up now, just finished "The Gulag Archipelago" also read it 30 years ago. No telling what I would have chosen from that list of difficult and tragic names. |
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Location: Powder Springs, Ga. | Mine is fairly simple and has nothing to do with guitars except it helps keep the fat from forming around my middle. I am a Man and I ride a Bent. For those who are not familiar, a bent is a recumbent bicycle. Actually I ride a recumbent trike...a Catrike Speed to be more accurate. Two wheels in the front, one in the back..low and fast. |
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Location: NJ | combination of my first and last name.
a good friend John Profeta came up with Johnnypro for his screen name and I thought I had to come up with something so alpep it was. |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | My employer's computer gave me this name. As to what it means, well, I asked the computer but it hasn't answered me. Yet. |
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Location: Germantown, MD | AMerican STudies PHD=amstphd |
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Location: Warren,Pa. | I first came up with it for ebay. It had to be unique. I kind of remembered when my kids were little we went to a lot of bluegrass festivals, and there was a group called the Johnson Mountain Boys. Well...I live on Bauer Hill Rd. |
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Location: East Tennessee | I wasn't sure what to use. Thru the years many people have called me Walt, which is a shorten version of my last name Walter. I guess I wanted to be descriptive of two of the things I love; Gospel Music, (especially the old hymns), and Guitars. And since I am a Guy it's what I chose.
I have enjoyed reading the reasons you all have chosen. northcountry beat to one I might have chosen since I used to live several hours away from his home base. I used to sing at a coffee house in Gloversville. and several churches in that area. I DO NOT MISS THE WINTERS. |
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Location: SoCal | I was brain dead that day so figured I'd use a name I wouldn't forget |
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Location: central nj | Don't have to explain mine. I was just glad that no one else had already taken it! I am partial to one word logins and "handle names" though. My guitar teacher explained that the fretting hand needs to be conditioned and strengthened to fret string on the guitar neck. Since my left hand is already stronger than my right hand, and right handed guitar was more comfortable to play than lefty, I got a natural "free" jump on things. Playing clean however, well....thank takes practice practice practice. And when you think you have the piece your practicing down pat, go and practice it again and again and again. Enjoyed the thread....it was a great one!! |
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Location: Monroe, Ohio (Cincinnati) | Nickname from high school. Don't really remember it's significance, but I think it had something to do with basketball. |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | This is not one of my normal screen names, but when I set up the original BBS I needed something to test with. I had intented to delete it, but then the board started growing so fast so I just left it. |
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Location: Tennessee | stonebobbo has been following me around since high school. My given name is Robert ... which shortened out to be bobbo as my surfing buds took to calling me. "stone" is an adjective that was used to mean "totally" or "cool" ... think Stone Free by Hendrix. One day while goofing around, one guy announced "It's stone bobbo" when I came into his garage and the name stuck instantly. The name was not influenced by, nor has any connection to, drugs in any form or fashion. I swear. Really. Despite any other life experiences garnered along the way. :cool: |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Mine was a computer generated name back from the early first days of AOL when a glitch in the software would always claim that the name you picked was taken and then add numbers to the end of it.
After what seemed liked weeks of trying to just get mine name into the system correctly, I finally gave up and just accepted the 28 added to the end of my first name and last initial.
After that, having sometimers disease, I started using it for all of my screen names so I would only have to remember all the passwords and not the screen name also. |
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Location: Lafayette, Louisiana | Mine means I am a fan of the Ovation Legend LX guitar. When you see MOB fan, start to worry. :) |
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Location: San Bernardino, California | First three letter of my first name + first three letters of my last name.
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Location: Atlanta GA | My other passion is collecting and repairing Pocket watches, so I came up with Watchme + my favorite number. |
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Location: WV | Well one of my interests includes competition pistol shooting. I also used to teach personal self-defense and am licenced to carry a concealed weapon. My favorite round and caliber is the Federal Hydra Shok .45 hollow point. |
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Location: Powder Springs, Ga. | I vote not to never make fun of or say anything offensive to Mr. HydraShok.
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Location: Orlando, FL | Mine is a typical story, you've probably heard it a million times.
Over the years, I have enjoyed watching cheesy movies with men in rubber monster suits stomping on model japanese buildings, tanks, cars, etc. I am a multimedia/graphic designer. I started calling my main graphic computer Godzilla. This eventaully became designzilla. And then one day, I became designzilla. |
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Location: Orange County, California | Lets see...
Fred /fred/ noun: Somone with all the newest, neatest, most expensive, best ever gear, and nothing but excuses as to why the hell he can't perform.. (hint, It's alway the stupid new doowhatchamahickey's fault, not mine!!)
Actually my name IS Fred, and I ride Mountainbikes. Several people thought I would be a "fred" when I got back into it, because I tended to buy higher-end crap. truth is I was breaking cheap crap (forks, wheels, frames) faster than they could warranty it, so most of it was free up-grades anyway. When I'm in fighting form (not fat like I am now), I like to climb 2500-4000 vertical feet a day on a 35lb bike with 4-5" of suspension and hydraulic disc brakes. "Why would anyone suffer themselves to that kind of torture" you ask? Because in order to make that kind of "vertical", you must be able to descend it as well ;) One of my favorite trails drops close to 2000' in maybe 1/4 mi. Yes allot of it is STRAIGHT DOWN!!
you can try emailing mtnbikerfred@(pick your favorite free domain). you'll probably get me. |
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Location: Somewhere in cyberspace | Another name for Rock'n'Roll, plus the Big Bopper kinda thing, plus I'm also a drummer. This has been my handle for years, some friends actually call me Beat in real life :) |
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Location: SoCal | Well... I was a jock back in school. When the teacher called on me and asked if I had the answer, I always replied, "no... ah... :confused: " and then they called on someone else.
Only joking. I was a straight A student in college. Since we got together in college, Cindy and I have always had Mastiffs and cats. When we could afford a vehicle big enough to comfortably lug around two mastiffs, we got license plates that said NoasArk (only 7 letters allowed). I piloted the ark, so that made me noah. |
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Location: Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey | Originally posted by Bentman:
I vote not to never make fun of or say anything offensive to Mr. HydraShok.
Bentman You mean Mr. HydraShok, Sir....don't ya? :D |
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Location: Hyattsville, MD | Riker is my last name. Pretty dull, huh? First name is William, so I always get those Star Trek nuts freaking out at how cool it is I have the same name as Number One. I use my middle name, Erik. |
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Location: south east Michigan | I had a salesman call on me whose name was Jim Kirk. Hearing your name being used as an historical T.V. character must have been cool....for about five an a half minutes.
Sorry to confirm the sterotype but when I saw your name I wondered if it was Trek related. Again, sorry to pile on like that. |
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Location: NW NJ | Originally posted by Bentman:
I vote not to never make fun of or say anything offensive to Mr. HydraShok.
Bentman I second that!
Oh, my handle reflects what I use my O's for, and the calling that the Lord finally laid on my life after 20 years in Corporate America. No, I don't make as much money now, but I'm sure that I won't die as young ... and the fringe benefits are outa sight! |
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Location: Snellville, GA | What? We're using code names?...and no I'm in no way associated with the airline. |
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Location: North Carolina | Mine is the name of my record label and is short for "iconoclastic acoustic" music.
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Location: Hyattsville, MD | Slipkid, my dad has no middle name and is simply William Riker, so he gets it all the time. He's a Star Trek fan though, so he doesn't mind so much. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | This is a great thread!
I am learning about everything from Gun Control to careening down mountains!
Nice to hear from all! |
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Location: Yucaipa, California | Tim Chapman
...Current Laws about disclosure made me use this one... oh, wait, was I supposed to say that? |
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Location: New York, NY | Nice thread. Cool idea, Slipkid.
Contrary to rumors. I have nothing to do with law enforcement. The "PD" are my middle and last initials: Peter and an Italian name that's difficult to pronounce.
The first forum I ever joined was the Fender Forum (www.fenderforum.com), although I haven't posted there in a long time. I was into Fender guitars at the time (I still am, although I currently don't own any). I tried to join Fender Forum using "Tony D", but that was taken, so I added my middle initial, hence "Tony PD". I probably could've used "Tony D" here, but I decided to be consistent and use the same name.
I didn't even realize PD also stands for Police Department until swat274 (whatever happened to him/her?) once asked me if I was a cop. |
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Location: Dayton, Ohio | persephone is me. i am persephone. persephone is goddess of the underworld, minister to the dead, the reason for spring. |
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Location: Fort Worth, Texas | I was slow on the uptake when creating my account. One of the user names I can remember and to differentiate me from the other Paul's.
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Location: Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey | Wish mine came from having 12 guitars to strum...but, um...not quite.
Just have a passion for playin' my 12 string Ovations. By far, the best sounding, most reliable, well built brand of 12 string acoustics there are!
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Location: Converse, Texas | I hope my name is still good after the May 7 elections... |
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Location: Yucaipa, California | Hizz... send us some absentee ballots... we'll all vote and vote often!
memo to Election Officials: Just joking ;) |
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Location: Omaha | Well, mine just came from being a "left"y player, who therefore has to flip the guitar "over" and it seemed to blend well with Ova"tion", the subject of this board...
...now I have to come up with a good blues name; it'll have to have "Reverend" in it, since I am one...I'm stumped from there... :confused: |
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Location: Omaha | ...I think I've got it:
Rev. Lefty Blacko (black lefty Legend "O")
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Location: atlanta | In the late 1970s, believe it or not, I was actually a part-time pop critic. An acquaintance of mine was the Music Editor of a local newspaper, and he invited me to be a "stringer" by writing reviews of recently released records (vinyl back in those days). Rock and pop were to be my specialties. I would get about a half-dozen promos at a time, listen to them, and do up a review of a couple of them.
One of the perks of the job was backstage press passes to most of the concert acts coming through Atlanta. I have distinctly hazy memories of postconcert backstage parties (three of the best were the Ramones, Dr. John, and Springsteen).
I nearly got fired for one review they published--I blasted a new record by Hall and Oates, and called for a boycott of it. I heard indirectly that their record label really didn't like my choice of action verbs!
In 1978 the paper published a review of mine that without a doubt is my all-time favorite. I was sorting through a batch of promos and noticed one on the Warner Bros. label which had uncharacteristically drab cover artwork. The band was unknown to me. The final line of my review went something like this: "If you buy only one record all year on blind faith, let this be it."
It was the first Dire Straits record.
Looking back, I had a lot more misses than hits, but it all sure was fun.
Best to everybody--
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Location: East Tennessee | Hizzoner has my vote. :)
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Location: Texas | First name, and (drum roll, please!) first letter of last name.
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Location: Las Cruces, NM | Welll
It is my first name because of a banker relative in WVa named Bailey King that started the tradition. (Please don't shoot Hydro Shok, all my relatives are from WVa).
As a youth, Bailey was an unusual moniker, and in midlife, WRKP Cincinnatti added a definately, and very pretty, feminine aspect. Every where I went the name Bill Bailey seemed to follow, and I was known by that handle in Poway, CA for many years as a pool playing reprobate. My uncle Bailey, who had no children and whose wife, Leta, was a part of an Hispanic family that settled in Ohio and hid their heritage, my uncle sold me a beautiful 1937 Ford sedan that my brother and I proceeded to destroy for $25, I regret destroying that car as much as the Gibson SJ that I bought from my fiddle playing brother that I broke in a fit of feeling that my wife didn't appreciate my music and gave away to a hippie techer in Poway who played folk and restored it and it sounded good when he played it.
Bailey was my name when I took up mandolin to atone for destroying a good guitar but it didn't do any good, when I go in to Burger King and have to give some young waitress my name for the order, I still say "Bill" cause I'm tired of the question "UH, how do you spell that?"
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Location: WV | Originally posted by cwk2:
Just wanted to use something I could remember, I do have a great memory, it's just short. I've heard that there are 3 things that a person loses the older they get. The first to go is memory...I can't remember the other 2 :eek: |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | I just wanted to be known as something other than "You Stupid Bastard". |
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That odd chord you sometimes play that falls right in between G# and A |
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Location: closely held secret | Oh, I know that one!
Nobody else recognizes it... whenever I play it they always say, "NO! That's NOT z chord!". |
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| well.....
"...Current Laws about disclosure made me use this one... oh, wait, was I supposed to say that?"....
the standard question is: Are you now, or have you ever been, associated with any law-enforcement agency or any of it's governing bodies?
or something like that.
screenname is self-explanatory.
had 2 others: ... when first joined was... 71Balladeer... then was cosmicunixycler till the deacon 12string cheese incident..
kind of a one-face kinda guy. Like it better this way.
God Bless,
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Location: Ft. Lauderdale, Florida | My name came to me in a dream, boo qoo years ago... In latin in means... "to be w/the one... GOD)"
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Location: Hagaman, NY | My name is one I carried over from the Hamer Fan Club forum. I'm pretty much a Kaman only owner in that I own Hamer, Ovation, and Takamine guitars. One of my favorite electric guitars is one I bought new over a decade ago with a funky hologram finish dubbed 'holoskull' by Hamer. I figured it was a funny play on words to make my board name at this forum and at the HFC forum hollowskull instead (which should be obvious) :) |
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Location: south east Michigan | Welcome to the other side of the fence Mr. Skull! |
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Location: NJ | the hamer fan club, I remember that place |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | My screen name on the Martin forum is "Convex". I don't think any of the wooden box owners has caught on to the meaning or humor in that. |
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Location: North Carolina | I am from, and live in, North Carolina. I am 6ft tall, and hover right around the 300 lb. mark most of the time. (A little more as winter approaches, as I seem to have an internal instinct to fatten up a little at that time of year.)I am furry, cuddly, and love to give hugs. I like honey and am a sucker for peanut butter and maple syrup. I usually try to shy away from trouble, just don't back me into a corner, or your only hope may be to ball up into a ball and play dead. :D |
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Location: Caribou, ME | I have 2 daughters, Kim and Sarah. Back about 10 years ago I had vanity plates done up as "K&S DAD". I signed up for email in '99, remember snap.com? I think it was owned by NBC.... seems like a century ago, and they're long gone. Well for whatever reason I wasn't able to get k&sdad as an email i.d., so I used ksdaddy. That ended up being my trademark i.d. for everything, including ebay and my website www.ksdaddy.com. The old '82 Ford pickup still has the K&S DAD plate, and the Protege has the KSDADDY plate.
So now my girls are 13 and 14, right at the age where they should be mortified by such a reference, but they've never said anything.
Not to my face anyway. |
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Location: Massachusetts | My screen name is Stale Remnant. It is pretty much the most self-revealing screen name I could ever come up with.
"What was once glorious, is today a crusty, dried piece of crap discarded on the side of the road of competence" |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | ...Daaad?? |
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| Leonard Cohen???????? |
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Location: Rocky River, Ohio | Some Star Wars nut at work called me Ernie-Wan in reference to Obi-Wan Kenobi...
If something would break around here, they would say, "help me Ernie-Wan, you're our only hope.."
And that was that.... |
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Location: south east Michigan | "help me Ernie-Wan, you're our only hope.."
That's funny. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | "Strum if you can, pick if you must!"
"Mmmph, Jedi you will never be." |
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Location: Fayetteville, NC | Well said MYoda! :rolleyes: :D |
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Location: Eugene, OR | yoch:
short for Yochanan.....Hebrew for John |
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| Is the "ch" as in chain or as in christmas? |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Did you mean to say, "as in Hanukka? |
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| :D - clever. |
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Location: Eugene, OR | Oy Veh
For the short version, ch as in chortle is just fine. :D
For the long version,......like in Chanukah |
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Location: SoCal | Yochanan: from Hebrew, meaning “God is Gracious.” |
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Location: Evansville,IN | Mine is my favorite sandwich. Nothing like a couple of grilled cheese sandwiches, and a bowl of tomato soup. :D |
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Location: Midland, MI | Only if you make 'em with Velveeta. ;) |
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Location: NJ | eeeeeewwwwwwwww!!!!!!
Velveeta's not even CHEESE! . . .
Y'might as well get a can'o CheezWhiz and two slices of toast!!! :D
SWISS, baby!! |
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Location: NJ | processed cheese flavored cheese food product.
that has some cheese in it right??????
sharp provolone for me |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Hey GC,
Rather than getting grilled by your OFC Brothers...
Just say that your signature sound comes from the Danelectro Grilled Cheese Distortion peddle.
Grilled Cheese
It won't make you as hungry! |
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Location: Eugene, OR | I'll "confirm".
Yup, that too, Noah. Thanks |
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| American experts on cheese. That would be right up there with Amish sex therapists. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Wrong hole Jebudiah! |
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| We therapists don't like to use judgmental words like "wrong". "unwelcome visitor" would be the preferred term. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | How many Therapist does it take to change a light bulb?
Only one, but the light bulb has to want to change!
M(I'll go to hell for that one)Woody |
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Location: Evansville,IN | I don't mind being grilled. :D Gives me something to do. :D |
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Location: Midland, MI | Originally posted by schroeder:
American experts on cheese. That would be right up there with Amish sex therapists. (Oh, G-d, forgive me for what I'm about to do...)
Or, British dentists.
(Please, please, please, G-d, forgive me. I really, really feel badly about that. I'll turn in my anglophile card and everything...dominus ominus oh feely me boney belly nabisco shredded wheat you eat at dominos i eat at dominos telly savalas rex) |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | :D (gums are bleeding and various teeth missing.) |
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Location: closely held secret | Cheltenham to host 2005 Cheese Olympics
Now I don't feel so bad about my obsession with coffee. |
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Location: Tulsa, Oklahoma | First Ovation is a 76 Balladeer and at the time I couldn't think of anything except how much fun it is to play the thing... My name is Gerald Bullock and most of my buddies call me "Bull"... Because of my last name and because I'm full of bull*&%$.... I really just wanted a name that fit with the board theme....
But... Everyone can call me Bull... it's who I am... |
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Location: NJ | Bullock . . . any relation to the sheriff on "Deadwood"?? |
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Location: NC | It means I have no imagination! |
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Location: Tulsa, Oklahoma | Never seen Deadwood but as prolific as the Bullocks are (I've got 8 brothers and sisters) it wouldn't suprise me in the least to see that part of my family exists in an byegone era in a town with made up townspeople....
Bull |
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Location: NJ | Actually, David Milch (the creator and writer for "Deadwood") did a LOT of extensive historical research on the town. A lot of the principal characters were based on actual people . . . .
Sheriff Seth Bullock:
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Location: Huntington Beach, CA | Eman is actually one of my nicknames for my son Ian. Besides, I love the e-based blues. Then again, my 40 lb. misshapen head might have something to do with it. I get so tired of writing out "Elephant". If I had it to do over, I think I'd use E-man. You know, kind of jazz it up a little.
By the way, I hear moody P.I.'s are the worst kind. |
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Location: Midland, MI | ...Then again, my 40 lb. misshapen head might have something to do with it. I get so tired of writing out "Elephant"... That gets my nomination for spit-take of the day.
If I had it to do over, I think I'd use E-man. You know, kind of jazz it up a little. Well, if you wanted to jazz it up a little, a regular old E-man isn't going to do it. You'd have to do something like 'Edom7#9b13-man'. ;) |
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What does your screen name mean?