Explain your user name.... Go!

[HawkX66]

My last name and my other hobby.
I’m on a forum for that as well and was too lazy to come up with a new name when I joined.
Plus it is less to have to remember.

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I sold that one but still have 6 more that need restoration.

Very nice. 72? There's one local that's lifted and would be a great project. Sits outside a shop with no back cover and no love. Sad...
I'm going to recreate this one. Dad's old plow truck...

 

[ZZ13]

ZZ13 is the section of Neyland Stadium where I had season tickets for many years. I gave them up several years ago. Spending all my money on boat maintenance and diesel fuel rather than trips to Knoxville.

 

[Shaps]

College Nickname and it stuck. Short version of my last name..
Nothing terribly exciting, but it works...

 

[Skybolt]

I use to fly 1/4 scale remote control air planes and had a bi-plane called a "Skybolt".
No one could remember my name, Orlando, so they always said "Hey Skybolt" and it just stuck.

 

[mdolesh]

I am in the boring crew...mdolesh is short for my name, Matt Dolesh. If I knew this thread was going to exist I would have been far more clever!

 

[Smile Maker]

Smile Maker because the Admiral is a dentist and that pays for most of our boating.

 

[mrsrobinson]

Now, tell us what your password means...kidding, but I will volunteer. Mine is an old tennis racket brand I used to play with with a bunch of symbols and numbers tossed in for good measure/security.

 

[jmauld]

Now, tell us what your password means...kidding, but I will volunteer. Mine is an old tennis racket brand I used to play with with a bunch of symbols and numbers tossed in for good measure/security.

I used to use a racquetball based password. It's dead now, thanks hackers.

 

[mrsrobinson]

Smile Maker because the Admiral is a dentist and that pays for most of our boating.

Ha, my dentist has that on her Audi convertible license plate (I play tennis with her too). I probably helped pay for that...

 

[370Dancer]

Probably don't need to explain this 'un.
The avatar is a contracture of my wife's love of dolphins, and mine of candy apple Stratocasters...........
where's Scoflaw? That should be a good one.

 

[Spark600]

I own a electrical business.

 

[Tucker K5]

Very nice. 72? There's one local that's lifted and would be a great project. Sits outside a shop with no back cover and no love. Sad...
I'm going to recreate this one. Dad's old plow truck...

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Yep, all of them I have are ‘72 models.
In that body style (69-72) they made more 72s than all previous years combined.
That on had an LS3 in it.
It was a good time.
Burnout video just for fun.

 

[Gofirstclass]

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I sold that one but still have 6 more that need restoration.

Tucker, is that a '72? I had a green '72 that I bought in 1971 when I lived in AK while in the USAF. Loved that truck. It would go just about anywhere and was a great rig for the tundra. I put a 12,000 pound Warn winch on it when I bought it just for those times when it wouldn't go where I wanted to.

I used a big ol' Danforth anchor in the tundra to get unstuck. Set the anchor about 25 yards ahead, hooked the winch cable up and started to pull. Boy, talk about setting the anchor!

 

[Pirate Lady]

Name of boat. Named after the chick that played Anne Bonny (see avatar) in Black Sails. Bad ass woman.

 

[RBB]

Now, tell us what your password means...kidding, but I will volunteer. Mine is an old tennis racket brand I used to play with with a bunch of symbols and numbers tossed in for good measure/security.

if my password wasn't saved I couldn't log on. No idea what it is.

 

[Pirate Lady]

“Tell us what your password means”, sure, of course, riiiiight, on it. I know you kidding

 

[Carpediem44DB]

Carpe Diem was the name of the 08 Rinker 350 we bought before returning to Sea Ray when we moved up to the 44DB.
The 44DB was named 'Wasting Away' and since my mom had just passed after a three year struggle with Alzheimer's, the name had to go and we renamed her Carpe Diem. Most folks know that it is Latin for 'seize the day' and after caring for my Mom at home for three years we just always thought that the sentiment makes perfect sense. Tomorrow is not promised, it was a natural handle for the forum as well.
Carpe Diem

 

[copb8tx]

Ugh, all these Chevy people.....

 

[Golfman25]

Back when all this online stuff started, ie; AOL days, I played a lot of golf. 25 is my old football number. Kept the same username for everything so I didn't have to remember much. Don't play much anymore -- no patience.

 

[Soulshine]

Name of my previous boat and our wedding song.