User names.
- Thread starter R.G. Barjey
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"Everything Mac" is the name on the front cover of a Mac computer manual that happened to be sitting in front of me when I signed up...
I couldn't think of anything else at the time.
There could be worse names than "Whiskey" mate. Though as pointed out above I'm sure a nice mod could sort it for you.
All the best
Andy
I couldn't think of anything else at the time.
There could be worse names than "Whiskey" mate. Though as pointed out above I'm sure a nice mod could sort it for you.
All the best
Andy
I always thought you were a vintage chainsaw enthusiast lol
Mine came from glancing at the address book of a phone belonging to a very pretty girl that I had a massive crush on. She’d put me in as NiceRitchie, and I was smitten.That was a bit of a handful so I just bunged 65 on the end. It’s a been a burden at times, I try to be helpful, but I’m not always very tolerant. I have been called Notsonice65 a couple of times. 
Just use your real name. It's more authentic
Though, I still haven't quite forgiven my parents for christening me Billy-o ... especially since our family name is Legge. Still, better than Seymour, I suppose. Mum's name was Green. Theresa
Though, I still haven't quite forgiven my parents for christening me Billy-o ... especially since our family name is Legge. Still, better than Seymour, I suppose. Mum's name was Green. Theresa
It would be worse if they christened you Billy Theresa.....
That would imply you had a holy streak in you.....
My dad was christened Jan Maria. True!
That would imply you had a holy streak in you.....
My dad was christened Jan Maria. True!
Had a child in school called Anne Teak. Every time I called the register, the kids laughed, so I decided to call surnames first. Didn't solve the problem.
Older patients ( older than me) I call mr/mrs plus last name.
In Crowborough I had an elderly couple with the delicious last name of Hooker.
(We dentists went to the waiting room, and call them in.)
I asked the wife if I was allowed to call her by her first name.
In Crowborough I had an elderly couple with the delicious last name of Hooker.
(We dentists went to the waiting room, and call them in.)
I asked the wife if I was allowed to call her by her first name.
A Hooker is a rugby player.......or a one masted boat.
A friend had family visiting her in hospital just after she had delivered her first daughter.
Her sister asked the lady in the next bed what she had named her daughter.
The lady replied, "Adele Emma".
A friend had family visiting her in hospital just after she had delivered her first daughter.
Her sister asked the lady in the next bed what she had named her daughter.
The lady replied, "Adele Emma".
Mr Whisky is now Mr R.G. Barjey, just so everyone can keep track
Miss Teak wouldn't have been any better either.
<--<< 5teep (Steep) came from an online game I played decades ago and it has become me or I have become it. The avatar comes from the same time, I was an admin on the game and someone accused me of being power mad so I started using the Brain avatar to wind them up. I would not say that I was or ever have been like the Brain but...
I don't think I would mind a change of name either. Oweneagle has been my online name for ages as Owen was my underused first name before I formally swapped it over to Bracken. I don't think I could find a better name for an outdoors forum than that anyway.
I affectionately call the wife "Pinky" - resulting from the inevitable question from her whilst I'm working night-shift offshore - "What are you doing tonight?"
"The same thing I do every night Pinky."
There's some considerable irony in the nickname as she's very much the smart one in the relationship.
Atb
Andy
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