tomcat59alan
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Other Your Username - Where's it from, What does it mean??
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Gazbo
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Many a good man hath been distracted by those.........but what a way to go!!!I was distracted by the talk of beaver/spadger.
vmaxer
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i loved the vmax1200 motorbike the first widow maker ,became quite an expert on them i ride a harley now but still get asked advise on the max
Gazbo
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Well I guess we know now where your username comes from!
Owned a few Harleys myself over the years but too old and timid now to ride, dangerous dem dern muttercycles!!!!
tomcat59alan
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It's the buggers that don't see you that are dangerous.
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Mine is the reg number of my S2
Datatek
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The name of my last company.
saxavordian
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Mine is from a lesbian viking hoard that invaded Shetland islands. Became later known as a salt company called Saxa
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I liked the film...
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A longheld nickname ...
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As above a nickname from my pit days Now the knee has been totally replaced so not rubber any more at least
Grrrrrr
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Mine is from a lesbian viking hoard that invaded Shetland islands. Became later known as a salt company called Saxa
Used to be a radar station up there, named after a local hill, Saxa Vord.
I've used Biscuit for a number of years, got that name because a lad at college was talking about soggy biscuit and I refused to accept that anyone has ever played it in the history of time. Everyone has heard of it, no one knows anyone who has ever played it. It's nothing more than an urban legend, like the female g spot, or Wales. He got called Soggy after that, and I got called Biscuit.
Most forums Biscuit is already taken, so I've taken using Bix.
Most forums Biscuit is already taken, so I've taken using Bix.
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My great grandfather apparently opened one of the first garages in Hull, and he owned one, which I always thought was fun. Peeps call me Stan, which makes me laugh but I respond to it.
Lynall pronounced Lionel, why it got spelt like that I have no idea, but more people know me as Lynall than my proper name.
Started about 35 plus years ago, another mech came into the tea room and said Richie san you give me a hand? then **** taker dick coe (lower case as he was a cock!) said wha hay Lionel Ritchie, and that was that, the next 3 decades being called Lynall.
Year ago started a new job 30 miles away from where I have worked for many years in different jobs, and I am now called by my proper name, took some getting used to I can tell you, actually missed it at first but not any more.
Started about 35 plus years ago, another mech came into the tea room and said Richie san you give me a hand? then **** taker dick coe (lower case as he was a cock!) said wha hay Lionel Ritchie, and that was that, the next 3 decades being called Lynall.
Year ago started a new job 30 miles away from where I have worked for many years in different jobs, and I am now called by my proper name, took some getting used to I can tell you, actually missed it at first but not any more.
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Sounds like that part of Greg Davies sketch about how kids got their nicknames, which is hilarious, prolly to be found on YouTube.
