Forum Name

[dumb person]

Everyone thinks i am stupid (i make the same assessment of many people in return)
They think i am dumb.
When i grow up i want to be a person, or better.

 

[Cockshutt Kid]

I also have a shed full of Cockshutt tractors.

 

[Big hammer]

One of mentors said don't force it ( I was using a 16 oz hammer ) get a big hammer

 

[mshmodela]

Mine is my initials and modela... kind of lame but does not really matter to me

 

[fins2nv]

Mine is the same as the license plate on my 1958 De Soto Firesweep.

 

[Lona]

Mine is my wife's name because it's her car and she drives it. I just get to fix it!

 

[eagle]

I am proud of my town, Eagle Bend. I guess... and we do have quite a few eagle here.

 

[whirnot]

OK, Mine is a little cryptic. Back when the internet was brand new, our provider was a company called the "AT Home" network. So emails were --------@home.com
So since we travelled quite a bit I chose Whirnot@home "we're not at Home"

Many screen names are already taken, this one has never been.

 

[Rojo]

Mine is because I have always been called Red, for some reason. Although the beard is white, it's better than being called Blanco....

 

[Y-Blockhead]

Mine is because I have always been called Red, for some reason. Although the beard is white, it's better than being called Blanco....

or "Wedo". That's what my Mexican friends call me...

 

[foxfire42]

FOXFIRE is a collection of 12 "HOW TO" books with interesting information from the past. The 42 is well...............what a woman doesn't normally reveal. I wish it was my age but sadly my birth year. My collection of Model A's just fits right in.

Volume 1: Vittles, log cabins, crafts, planting by signs
Volume 2: Edible plants, beekeeping, wagon making, weaving
Volume 3: Livestock, banjos, edible plants, butter churns*
Volume 4: Making knives, fiddles, cheese, traps, plows
Volume 5: Making iron and guns, blacksmithing, hunting
Volume 6: Making gourd banjos, shoes, toys and games*
Volume 7: Mountain religions, snake-handling, singing*
Volume 8: Black heritage, making pottery
Volume 9: Herb cures, quilting, log cabins, good yarns*
Volume 10: Railroad lore, boardinghouses, Depression era applachia, chairmaking, whirligigs, snake canes, and gourd art
Volume 11: Plant use, preserving, cooking, hunting, fishing
Volume 12: Square dancing, Cherokee traditions, veterans' stories

 

[Gyrodoc]

Gyrodoc, I used to repair Gyroscopic instruments for aircraft. Some ask if I own a Greek Restaurant.

 

[boomerusmc]

I was sort of born with the nickname Boomer (born on July 4th)...USMC for Uncle Sam's Misguided Children

 

[Mitch//pa]

Mitch//pa

 

[Farrell In Vancouver]

This is a hard one............... don't live there, just go there to earn gas money.

 

[bykerlad]

I'm a proud Geordie,born in Byker in the north east of England,now living in OZ

 

[gridleak]

I collect and repair old radios and use this name most everywhere to save space in my head. Its a radio part.

 

[MALAK]

Malak is a Hebrew Biblical Title. Depending on context it is translated as Angel or Messenger (the Greek word we get Angel from means Messenger).

I am one of The Lord's Messengers (not an Angel).

 

[Jim Mason]

It was this or something just as bad...

 

[2manycars]

Sadly, mine is a representation of the situation. I just cant stop trying out more cars. I have had over 270 cars, trucks and motorcycles so far, and still looking. I only have half a dozen right now, but that is still 2many. List is on my web site.