Just Curious.....What is the significance of, or why did you choose the "handle" that you have?

Gato · March 2012

Nickname given to me by a friend during our volleyball matches. Cat like reflexes.

Big Green Eggs & Huffman · March 2012

Play on the Dr. Suess book Green Eggs and Ham.

demo · March 2012

My nickname since 5th grade. More people know me as Demo than by my real name.

gdawgs24 · March 2012

because i am a georgia bulldog and jeff gordon fan

Mighty_Quinn · March 2012

BYS = my initials
1981 = year I was born

It is also my twitter handle.

I'm guessing you're one of the youngest on this forum...

yellowdogbbq · March 2012

I'm a veterinary technician and I've had yellow Labs for a long time now. For some reason they always like to hang out around the grill, lol.

stevesails · March 2012

I have a Catalina 34, we Sail on Lake st clair in Michigan.

Chubbs · March 2012

BYS = my initials 1981 = year I was born It is also my twitter handle.

I'm guessing you're one of the youngest on this forum...

I was born in September of 82. I figured I was one of youngest.... Guess I was right...

lousubcap · March 2012

Previous life U.S. Navy-submarine force. Served as captain of USS Louisville (SSN 724) submarine among others-young man's game and I'm well beyond that:)

lilwooty · March 2012

My older sister used to call me Wooty when I was a baby. I asked her about it awhile back myself, wondering where she got it from. She can't remember. I stuck the "Lil" in front of it since she stopped calling me that after the toddler years.

Gezr · March 2012

Too old to die young.

Millsy · March 2012

My last name is "mills" and the boys starting calling me "Millsy" when I was young and it has stuck.For a long time people never knew my first name because i played sports and all they put on your jersey is your last name. ^:)^

stike · March 2012

'stike' is the root of my family name. from the anglo-saxon (see Ælfric's anglo saxon grammar, 1st C.) 'steke', where we get our english words 'steak' (meaning: meat on a stick), 'stake', 'stick', 'stuck', 'stitch', and 'stab'. I once stabbed a guy in a barfight over a steak, and stuck him with the tab

in proto-german 'stik-' means 'prick' and 'sharp' , (both of which i have been accused of being) and comes via latin 'in-stigare' ("to goad"), where we get 'instigate'....

all related to the family name. and which seems pretty apt sometimes, as i am often accused of being an instigating pr!ck who likes steak

BYS1981 · March 2012

BYS = my initials
1981 = year I was born

It is also my twitter handle.

I'm guessing you're one of the youngest on this forum...

haha,

I was expecting similar results. lol

Hillbilly-Hightech · March 2012

Hillbilly - grew up in Wild Wonderful West "By God" Virginia, so I'm a born & bred, and REAL "hillbilly"

Hightech - now living in Silicon Valley working for a high tech company (details of which need not be disclosed here as I don't speak for them on here - suffice it to say that you've probably heard of the company).

BOWHUNR · March 2012

'stike' is the root of my family name. from the anglo-saxon (see Ælfric's anglo saxon grammar, 1st C.) 'steke', where we get our english words 'steak' (meaning: meat on a stick), 'stake', 'stick', 'stuck', 'stitch', and 'stab'. I once stabbed a guy in a barfight over a steak, and stuck him with the tab

in proto-german 'stik-' means 'prick' and 'sharp' , (both of which i have been accused of being) and comes via latin 'in-stigare' ("to goad"), where we get 'instigate'....

all related to the family name. and which seems pretty apt sometimes, as i am often accused of being an instigating pr!ck who likes steak

Classic!! =D>

Mike

Brownie · March 2012

Part last name, part nick name.

forty_crk · March 2012

my favorite whisky and it's never let me down!

Clamdigger · March 2012

I live on a clam beach on Puget Sound.

smokinsooner · March 2012

I live in the land of Longhorns, Aggies, Red Raiders, Bears, & Horned Frogs.... a Born and Bred Sooner... It's my duty to make certain we're well represented! BOOMER!!

BubbaSambo · March 2012

My sons names are George and Sam. George is the big brother: Bubba. Sam is little bro: Sambo.

pezking7p · March 2012

I have a Catalina 34, we Sail on Lake st clair in Michigan.

It blows my mind that you sail a 34 ft boat on a lake. I grew up in Iowa so boats over 16' in general are a mystery to me, but now that I sail (buzzards bay) I completely forget that big lakes can have big boats!

tjp1060 · March 2012

Initials and month/year born.

So original I can't stand it.

:-\"

Ragtop99 · March 2012

Referred to my 1999 convertible Z28 I had when I first started doing internet forums.

billyray · March 2012

First name is Bill, middle is Ray. When my youngest son was at Ole Miss, we would do baby backs on game day at the Grove. Everyone liked them so much, they said we should open a rib place and we could call it Billy Ray's Lotta Ribs.

Lowflyer · March 2012

My buddy called Famous Grouse scotch Lowflyer and thought it was funny.. "Hitting the Lowflyer tonight are ya"? I don't drink it tho...

Lit · March 2012

I get lit up just like my egg.

eggnited · March 2012

Thought eggnited was a clever pun since it sounds like ignited. I took it to have multiplel meanings...ignited literally like starting the fire...and also like someone who is off and running....excited to cook...eager to learn. Also thought it could be taken as united with other eggheads.

LSUTiger1226 · March 2012

I'm a die-hard LSU fan not a fair weather fan. I am there win or lose......1226 is my bday......BTW I'm also a diehard Saints fan!!!!

Gato · March 2012

Geaux Tigers!

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