Friends started calling me Dockers because I wear Docker Khakies when I work on my vehicles rather than dickies or jeans.
Explain your username to us
- Thread starter Jman423
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It just doesn't seem cool when I do it 
bigytwotone
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Bigytwotone
well i decided bigy because i went from a tercel to a big ass SUV and Two-tone because it is two-tone thus bigytwotone.
well i decided bigy because i went from a tercel to a big ass SUV and Two-tone because it is two-tone thus bigytwotone.
BoldAdventure
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- Jun 28, 2012
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Conner299
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- Jan 16, 2013
- 279
Well, it all goes back to a girl I used to be "friends" with... If you catch my drift. My real name is Ed, but since I'm a ginger-kid, she said I looked more like a Conner. This was about 12 years ago, and it kinda stuck. It has been my screen name for just about everything. From video games, to forums. The 299 just happens to be the last three digits of my zip.
Mine's easy: S.E. Michigan's where I live, and Jim's my name. Thus: South East MIchigan Jim 
Just came to me, one day, when I was trying to come up with a screen name for another site. Liked it because it's a triple-entendre.
Jim
Just came to me, one day, when I was trying to come up with a screen name for another site. Liked it because it's a triple-entendre.
Jim
mcsteven
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- Apr 18, 2012
- 6,584
CaptainKD
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My first car 80 Pontiac Phoenix ( I still have it too. Check my garage). 80phoenix would not work where I was trying to use it so after a few different arrangements mrphoenix80 was born. That was close to 20years ago and I have used it ever since.
NinjuhhNutz
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- Oct 15, 2012
- 720
I'll chime in on this one, finally 
Well, I've been a martial artist since I was about 7 or 8. Fascianted with pretty much every aspect of it. Still train to this day. It's become an integral part of my life
and, honestly, I'm nuckin futz
((at least that's what my friends and family tell me)) hahaha
Well, I've been a martial artist since I was about 7 or 8. Fascianted with pretty much every aspect of it. Still train to this day. It's become an integral part of my life
and, honestly, I'm nuckin futz
((at least that's what my friends and family tell me)) hahahaMy name is in part what i always wanted to be a pilot in the airforce. Alas I opted to go the enlisted route. Got to go on short flights with crew however. The XL in my name is for the type of truck I have.
Playsinsnow
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- Nov 17, 2012
- 9,727
After, cough 30pluscough, some years I'm still a like a little child watching the first snowfall, and every subsequent one!
Oh and I have snowboarded/skied every month of the year in the lower 48. 200+days on hill, snow above the bottom of doors, all day blizzard driving to get the goods, shoveling/pushing anyone and everyone I can. And I built a snowman in late May, 93F at the "200 feet below sea level" sign in Death Valley. I was actually asked if I brought the snow from MN!
Oh and I have snowboarded/skied every month of the year in the lower 48. 200+days on hill, snow above the bottom of doors, all day blizzard driving to get the goods, shoveling/pushing anyone and everyone I can. And I built a snowman in late May, 93F at the "200 feet below sea level" sign in Death Valley. I was actually asked if I brought the snow from MN!
Lol. I guess I just don't understand people like myself who live in the great white north who enjoy snow. OK maybe a little, but I do have a limit.
I wonder if Eskimos would enjoy a nice Florida spring more than an Arctic winter. Or would an Amazonian tribesman enjoy the arid New Mexico environment. And why do the people on the west coast think that no weather is good weather. Hmm. Makes you wonder.
I wonder if Eskimos would enjoy a nice Florida spring more than an Arctic winter. Or would an Amazonian tribesman enjoy the arid New Mexico environment. And why do the people on the west coast think that no weather is good weather. Hmm. Makes you wonder.
Playsinsnow
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- Nov 17, 2012
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CaptainXL said:
Me too. When it turns to any precip that ain't snow and after a week and depths deeper than my TB (I got pics) over 5days non stop you need the break! Non stop shoveling! Reverse 911calls! I've had the CHP call me at the lodge I worked at asking when the road will open! It didn't and I had a buddy plow a path with a front end loader through an avy slide area so I could get home. Lake Mary road for those of you that know about Mammoth Lakes and the twin lakes basin...
You know what really grinds my gears? Too much WIND. And grey skies for more than a day or two.
SmokeyMcBlazer
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- May 5, 2013
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I have some terrible spinal issues and am a medical marijuana patient. Most other forums my user name is SmokeyMcBong! But that name has gotten me banned from many sites just after my intro thread. Since there are few TB forums and I'm sure I'll need the info eventually, I went with SmokeyMcBlazer instead. I think it still works.
I just signed up today - this is my first post so this is just sort of an experiment to see how this is done so here we go - ready for a mental exercise? "GMbo"? - if you say "GM" real fast it sort of sounds like "JIM" (which is my name). So "GMbo" sounds like "JIMbo" which some people call me! Clever uh...? (be easy I'm new) - seriously the information I've already gained from this site before I sign up has saved my $$$! Hope I can contribute something now - thanks to all concerned .... GMbo
Chicago5
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Hey guys. My username, Chicago5, is inspired by my grandpa and his brother. When Grandpa was 12 and his brother 14, they were turned out to fend for themselves. The idea of two boys living on the streets of Chicago, hustling to survive, always intrigued me. The "5" is for the number of people in my family; wife, three daughters, and of course, me.
It's a carry over from when I was into sportbikes...
Gix is short for Gixxer, which is biker speak for a Suzuki Gsx-R, 1k is for 1000cc engine and k4 is 2004 model year. I also go by RedNotch on other forums, which comes from my electric red '93 Mustang coupe....or notchback.
Gix is short for Gixxer, which is biker speak for a Suzuki Gsx-R, 1k is for 1000cc engine and k4 is 2004 model year. I also go by RedNotch on other forums, which comes from my electric red '93 Mustang coupe....or notchback.
Mine is due to me being an aquarium addict and im a lady. I love sea life and have a degree in marine biology. Plus I like Aqualad, the new young one in the toon Young Justice. It'll be something if I was an Aquarius but im a Virgo.
manwellafsp
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- Mar 8, 2014
- 5
Manwell is my last name and afsp stands for Air Force Security Police which is what I was in a prior life time. Still use the handle for everything.
revamp
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The_Roadie said:
I know this is an older post, and I am just now seeing this... I am verifying, but my uncle either knew Odyssey, or may have even had a part in it...
So, the name revamp. Originally, I started Revamp Magazine (Revamp Magazine Online) in Oregon, but I changed directions with it, although not alive at the moment. I beat out Revamp Magazine LA in web traffic and they gave up. I eventually was able to acquire revampmag.com. I later bought a bunch of domain names using revamp to dominate the name online.
The word revamp stuck, and worked and look well as a screen name... the rest is history!
nieman88
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- Mar 10, 2014
- 70
I absolutely loved reading a few of the threads. One of these days Ill go through the whole thing.
Well, my username is my dogs name and the year I was born.
Nieman is by far the coolest dog around. We've had dogs before but Nieman is mine and he knows it.
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Well, my username is my dogs name and the year I was born.
Nieman is by far the coolest dog around. We've had dogs before but Nieman is mine and he knows it.
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Simply put, dbrow6272--first initial of my first name and first 4 letters of my last name, and my street numbers.