What Does Your Username Signify?
#121
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Originally Posted by ojpimpson
ojpimpson-means oj was full of dog poo.O I am 53 years young.
#122
Originally Posted by Red Blur
Alright...alright...after reading all of these for hours...I'm in. I played soccer in high school and wasn't exactly the fastest guy on the field. Our uniforms were pretty much all red. So whenever I'd run by or score a goal, they would all say, did you see that red blur run by? The nickname stuck, but would be much better for me now if my 997 was red.
You gotta love the sarcasm in a name like that.
Reminds me of when I was a medical student rotating on the General Surgery wards. There was a surgical resident who was not considered too bright ("fast" in the vernacular) by his peers. They nicknamed him "Mercury Morris."
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I didnt want to use my own name so I used my next door neighbors... I am working on getting the facial reconstruction done this spring and hope to be sleeping with his wife by July... I will be looking for a new residence in Aug.... anyone have a great property for sale next to them?
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smartass was already taken.
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smartass was already taken.
#124
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Originally Posted by erikjwells
I didnt want to use my own name so I used my next door neighbors... I am working on getting the facial reconstruction done this spring and hope to be sleeping with his wife by July... I will be looking for a new residence in Aug.... anyone have a great property for sale next to them?
#125
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Significance should be obvious.
Even though the car would be a daily driver, I have to admit I'm considering a manual--would I have to change my user name?
(I am really struggling with this--the fun of rowing gears versus the reality of rush hour. I did love the DSG in an A3 I test drove, but its so good that I would just leave it in sport mode and if you're not going to play with the gears, why get a Porsche?)
Significance should be obvious.
Even though the car would be a daily driver, I have to admit I'm considering a manual--would I have to change my user name?
(I am really struggling with this--the fun of rowing gears versus the reality of rush hour. I did love the DSG in an A3 I test drove, but its so good that I would just leave it in sport mode and if you're not going to play with the gears, why get a Porsche?)
#129
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Originally Posted by Zto997
I've been lurking for awhile - a huge Porsche and 997 fan. Currently in my just-out-of-law-school version of a sports car, a 350z.
Not bad for "just out of law school"...took me 7 years out of law school to be able to afford my first Z car....gone but not forgotten....enjoy it for a while.
#130
I will - I LOVE my Z and there is possibly no greater bang for the buck (287 hp for under $30K)... But as I'm sure many here can relate to, that little kid in the Porsche commercial dreaming as the 997 drives by... that was me. Someday, not now, but someday.
#133
Originally Posted by Zto997
Huge 997 fan. Currently in a 350z.
#134
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years ago in a bar with some colleagues, one of the guys asked the waitress if she knew what her pornstar name would be (yeah, I know what an opener!). Basically, you combine your childhood pet's name with the first few letters of your mother's maiden name. Hers turned out to be Fluffy Leg (for Legault). Of course, she then wanted to hear all of ours. For some reason mine stuck and became a bit of a nickname. Pongo + Baz = Pongobaz
PS: nope, my friend never did get her number with that line
PS: nope, my friend never did get her number with that line
#135
Originally Posted by pongobaz
you combine your childhood pet's name with the first few letters of your mother's maiden name