I chose Gunslinger because I was reading the dark Tower series by Steven King and the main character is the gunslinger. At the moment I'm on the Right Stuff by Tom Wolfe, a brilliant book.
I am from Sweden. And I wish I was bigger.
I chose Gunslinger because I was reading the dark Tower series by Steven King and the main character is the gunslinger. At the moment I'm on the Right Stuff by Tom Wolfe, a brilliant book.
What a complex lot you are. :lol:
I just use my name, Neil.C on here and Neil (UK) on foreign based fora.
Cheers,
Neil.
It was my login name (first letter of Christian name + Surname) on the first computer account I had (on a CDC Cyber).
Best wishes,
Bob
Nev.........................its my name :? :?
Nev.
rogerholly...
My first name is Roger,and I once owned a country cottage on Holly Lane,called 'Holly Cottage' with a bunch of Holly trees in the grounds....and I F****** hate Holly! :evil:
I'm learning so much and laughing all the way :lol: :lol:
Same for me.Originally Posted by andy tims
SetB
is almost the same as my reall name ..... :albino:
The watches you make look excellent, Andy. http://www.schuhren.deOriginally Posted by Andy Schuhren
What's the movement in 'The Gentleman', please? A savonette?
My youngest sons favourite - 5 yrs ago.
Hope I'm still some kind of favourite to him :?
As My name suggests i fly the B-777 for world's favourite :) !
If its not Boeing, I aint going! :D
My name is Hobson and my career is music so Hobsong, simple like me!!!
Mine's the same ID I use on eBay; being an honest soul I took the view that I didn`t need to hide behind different titles, although I don`t do much selling these days.
I was nicknamed 'wek' at school many years ago, my surname is Walker and I was born in 1958, hence 'walkerwek1958'.
Paul
Guess! :)
hello kiethOriginally Posted by Tinker
The movement is a Seagull 3600 in Lepine form, Savonette would be with the seconds at 90 degrees to the winding crown. My wife has one in here daily watch with out a dial, she never knows what time it is but spends most of the day looking at it.
Does your surname end 'unt' and your parents had a decent sense of humour?Originally Posted by Mike K
Respect the past, live the present, protect the future
YupOriginally Posted by andy tims
Andrzej on all forums - have never had it abreviated.
First time I signed up on a forum was to post about some climbing gear left up on a route on Stob Corie Nan Lochan. This was after me and my brother had a bit of an epic winter climb and needed to abb back down in a hurry in the dark. Hence registered as "Lostgear" and have been using it ever since.
ps It now sounds like I sell merchandise from a some TV Show :shock: , but I was there first I tell you :D
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Pity I thought that was quite cool 8) 8)Originally Posted by cam1210
even if a bit nerdy :lol:
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Acky......my surname is Ackroyd and since school my mates call me Acky, I now also have a private plate with it on (yes im a tosser) so its stuck for life. :wink:
PS dont cut people up if you have a very noticable number plate :twisted:
My travel.....buy, buy, buy.........no sorry sell, sell, sell :wink: :wink:Originally Posted by Chartman69
EGLL-ZBAA?Originally Posted by Boeingdriver
I'll quantify that, a route I've flown many times and the means of meeting my wife. So if you have, the beers are on me. :)
Hello Mate yep flown to Beijing many times its a trip with great duty credit and We bid for our trips according to Seniority i'm just about more than half way up Our Seniority list so i get two-thirds of My bids Beijing also has three Pilots i usually get paid for not even flying as i'm the spare Pilot however i tend to do most of the landings hence My nickname,"Skippy", :D :D !Cheers again Smashie.Originally Posted by smashie
Originally Posted by Toshi
Nice......lovely bit of smile reading that, hope you have many more years...
Joe.
If there are any genuine scoobydoo fans out there you will already know that his call of elation being - hoobee hoobee dOooooooooo is loosly translated as - Scoobie232 :lol:
Ok scoobie was a nickname ( first name Hugh ) and 232 was a Number i used to race under :wink:
H..
I saw an episode of the Simpsons where homer and marge went to a romantic hotel for the weekend. Homer was a greek god named homercules - When it was time to decide a internet-nickname I referred to him as homerus, and I was too lazy to correct my mistake...
When I did my military service I was called Heat since they all had such problem spelling my last name Hietasaari, and because i mostly took care of the fireplace.
Old RAF nickname that I can't shake... used on a number of forums over a good few years.
i am 39 & do like punqy music! :twisted:
regards
miro
It's my name. Not very creative. :lol:
:DOriginally Posted by studs
karl
HI, many years ago were i worked some clever guy noticed i had very hairy arms, and my name is jim ( james realy) and said i looked like a chimp!....so jim and chimp = jimp!
Noting creative here, just my last name.
Come on Joe spill the beans! I only read this thread to find out how the heck you and Derek decided upon Mr Juggles and Scotishtrunkmonkey! :DOriginally Posted by Mr Juggles
My full name is Mark Eugene Goodman so MarkEg is what I have used on all the forums I have visited.
The E is from my grandfather who was called Eugene Goodman - he used to make motorbikes.
Best regards
Mark
Like a few others here, mine is my typical login name (first name, last initial).
Was he famous for making motor bikes?Originally Posted by MarkEg
Take a guess. :lol: :lol:
I'll give you 3 guesses.
Dave in Wales
British Racing Green Rover Special Product...............The last true Classic Mini Cooper before SPI/MPI and The German Blob.
http://www.rsp-cooper-register.co.uk/
H954 CNK is where it all started for me.
Chip.
Cos I've got no job ...................... :D
I like to travel...
Erm...
It's one of my last names!
/EDW
viewtopic.php?f=10&t=50734&hilit=originOriginally Posted by Ian99
:wink:
Respect the past, live the present, protect the future
great thread , its given me a lot of smiles :lol: :lol:
cheers,
brian nolan