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Dr. Mabuse
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Sweden
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Posted - 10/14/2008 :  18:12:53  Show Profile  Send Dr. Mabuse an ICQ Message Send Dr. Mabuse a Private Message  Reply with Quote
The old thread "So, what's your user name" got archived because noone posted in it since May -06.

It's a thread where all members can explain the origin of their user name.
If you're a new menber, go to the old thread and read about us SFN old-timers. (I'm here)
Then, why don't you make a similar post in this thread?



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bngbuck
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USA
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Posted - 10/14/2008 :  18:39:33   [Permalink]  Show Profile Send bngbuck a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I'm not a new member, but I'll start.

When I met my to-be wife, Gloria, in 1957, I was 28 and she was 17. At that point in my life I had sown several carloads of wild oats and was a bit blasé. But I was also half, not whole. I was interested in but one thing when I first met Gloria, exactly what you are thinking.

But as a fairly mature young man, travelled, educated, sophisticated, I was immediately taken by her intelligence, spirit, and thirst for information and knowledge, as well as by her beauty. In a short time I was entranced, apparently she was too, we became a couple and everyone started calling us "B and G" We were married a year later, and it has been B and G ever since, into the electronic age, it was a natural for e-mail, signatures, notes, attributions of all sorts.

We both became whole in 1958 and have been ever since!
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oldhoosier
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USA
9 Posts

Posted - 10/14/2008 :  18:53:49   [Permalink]  Show Profile Send oldhoosier a Private Message  Reply with Quote
"Hoosier"
It came from the question "Who's your father" if you're from Indiana.
As to when and where it originated, who knows.
Edited by - oldhoosier on 10/14/2008 18:55:10
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sts60
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141 Posts

Posted - 10/14/2008 :  19:56:16   [Permalink]  Show Profile Send sts60 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
[Dr. Nick]Hi, everybody![/Dr. Nick]

Haven't been around for a while. Here's a post to prove I still exist.

Oh, yeah... sts60 is the number of a Shuttle mission I worked on. I just wanted to cough up a user name quickly on some forum, and it was available, and I've been too lazy to come up with another one since. How boring is that?
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chefcrsh
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Hong Kong
380 Posts

Posted - 10/14/2008 :  21:11:34   [Permalink]  Show Profile Send chefcrsh a Private Message  Reply with Quote
As a child I was reckless...My father alternated between calling me Crash and Calling me "Baby Bull" (I once tackled a drunk whom I thought had hurt him, and when he tells the story he says I cam out of nowhere like a baby bull).

I am a chef by trade.

When I first got online (in the stone age) we were only allowed 8 chars for a screen name. so chefcrsh. ETA: Obviously with this limit chefbabybull was out of the question, and chefbull while perhaps appropriate for other reasons didn't capture the spirit of the original nick name.

Mundane, I know.
Edited by - chefcrsh on 10/14/2008 21:17:39
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filthy
SFN Die Hard

USA
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Posted - 10/15/2008 :  03:41:14   [Permalink]  Show Profile Send filthy a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Not much of a story to tell; 'Filthy Phil' is the road name I was given by a well-known, East Coast motorcycle club back in the early '60s. I was a charter member. It has stuck with me for lo, these many decades. Oddly enough, SFN is the only place where I use it these days.




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