Thread: Where and how did you get your screen name?

While out in the yard doing some cleaning up to get ready for a metal car/boat port I will be getting soon, I got to thinking about Dwayne's post. The part about informing Angie about his screen name and not telling anyone that Shadow was dead.

At our 45th class reunion I had such an incident. The music was blaring, people were dancing and everyone was shouting to be heard. As I walked across the floor to the free bar, I ran into a cousin of mine who also was a friend of Linda's since childhood. We said hi best we could about the noise. He looked around and not seeing Linda, asked where she was. I held up my hand point up with my index finger and motioned upward with it. A look of horror, shock, and surprise overcame him. I finally realized that he thought I meant that she was in heaven. I smiled and said no, no, no. She hasn't made it that far yet, she up on the balcony. Every time we meet he has to tell that story again.
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Great stories guys. Not sure how I came up with mine. lol Danny Pisani I used to be called Vito and my brother was Guido. But we quit using that when the Soprano's show ended.

I always pick at myself on all forums I'm on. It used to seem that when I went fishing I would hear they would be biting the day before . I would say I must buy my fish if I will eat , so that's where I came up with my name

I was a chef for 25 years. I no longer cook professionally. Saute means to cook at high heat with the food jumping. 86 is a cooking term that means you are out of a dish or ingredient. Chefs tell the wait staff to 86 a menu item. So saute86 means out of cooking.

laperchjerker no explanation needed here. Lol

My name's Terry and friends just seem to naturally refer to me sometimes as T-bone or just "T."

Back in college I was trying to scrape by, but still liked to have a good time. I found myself drinking almost every night. To survive and make class every morning, I would eat a whole sleeve of saltine crackers before heading to a party or the bar. My roommates started calling me Saltine, and it stuck. A lot of people assume a different reasoning behind the name.

Well, here's the story for me. As a young kid about the age of 12 I took an interest in getting a few chickens. So I was told of a guy that had some not far from my home. I went to see him and try to get a couple. I wound up cutting his grass for a few birds and started to hang out at his house a lot. Well he got tired of me so he would send me to the store just a mile or so away to get rid of me for a while. However I was in peak physical condition and I could really get my 10 speed bicycle rolling. I made the trip so fast he began calling me superfly, and it stuck. I am 43 now and to this day everyone that knows me from that circle of friends still call by that name. I sure miss him now. RIP Alfred Greathouse AKA Token.