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YOUR RESEARCHot: whats in a name?
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Members of the Airborne Regiment and Ex-members alike have produced their coin in such unlikely circumstances as: while enjoying a drink in a foreign bar, while showering, during the "Sound off for equipment check!", and while walking down the aisle after being married.
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Elite forces around the world have, in varying degrees, adopted the use of some token to encapsulate the complete commitment to duty and boundless pride felt for the Unit by its members.
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Check !", and while walking down the aisle
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Members of the Airborne Regiment and Ex-members alike have produced their coin in such unlikely circumstances as: while enjoying a drink in a foreign bar, while showering, during the "Sound off for equipment check!", and while walking down the aisle after being married.
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Elite forces around the world have, in varying degrees, adopted the use of some token to encapsulate the complete commitment to duty and boundless pride felt for the Unit by its members.
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what does your user name mean? i've been a rennlister for going on 2-yrs and wondered from time to time. some are obvious, but others (?)
"fahren affair" was the name of my old club's newsletter. it's a play on 'foreign affair'. "fahren(d)" is drive or driven in jerry-speak.
Mine is from when I was with the Airborne regiment, jumper is what they call para troops and 5836 is my airborne coin number.
The Airborne Regiment Coin
The Airborne Regiment Coin is a much-prized possession among its holders. Many are the stories of challenges and counter-challenges, some successful and others not. Members of the Airborne Regiment and Ex-members alike have produced their coin in such unlikely circumstances as: while enjoying a drink in a foreign bar, while showering, during the "Sound off for equipment check!", and while walking down the aisle after being married.
It is this pride in the Airborne and
the close affiliation of the family,
which makes this token so
valuable.
GENERAL: "The Paratrooper Coin" - it shall be customary for serving and former members of the Canadian Airborne Regiment and its Battle Group to have this coin always on their person. Failure to produce the Paratrooper Coin when challenged shall entail a forfeit, normally a round of drinks.
DESCRIPTION: The coin is similar in size, weight and appearance to a silver dollar. The obverse side bears the Regimental crest, the reverse side the collar badge and a rib and bearing the recipient's name.
ENTITLEMENT: The Paratrooper Coins are serialized and controlled by the Regimental Secretariat. New arrivals to the Regiment will be presented with the coin upon successful completion of the Airborne Indoctrination Course, or after being posted with the Regiment or Battle Group for one year.
This is an excerpt from Regimental Standing Orders.
Elite forces around the world have, in varying degrees, adopted the use of some token to encapsulate the complete commitment to duty and boundless pride felt for the Unit by its members. In Canada, this feeling is embodied, without reservation, in the men who served in the Canadian Airborne Regiment.
Mines simple --- I fly airplanes and drive a 996 -- or is that fly the 996 and drive the airplane?
Doesn't matter, they are equally fun to pilot.
996Pilot
Mine is fairly obvious. I finally GOT A 911. But when I was doing my web search for months, yea, I a little **** in research and analysis) I was also looking in ebay. I had to get an ID so I could see some of the advanced stuff, and because I was looking for a 911, I chose geta911. So after I purchased my '04 996, I changed to gota911. Kind of simple, but as Paul Harvey would say..."now you know the rest of the story!"
mine is a play on my business profession. I did use the American/Euro version of the designation though as it is more recognizable.
It should really be Ca4S for "the Britsih empire" group of countries. UK, CDA, Aussies, NZ etc
Good question.
Mine is after the charater in a short story by James Thurber, "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty". It is about a guy who day dreams a lot. Something I have been guilty of (Porsches involved).
Danny Kaye did a good job acting the role in the same title on the silver screen.
Here
is the story if you are bored.
-Darren
Again, good question. I have often wondered some names myself. Mine comes from my previous BMW days. My previous BMW was a 535i vs the 525i, so it had the "big 6". I am the father of two boys....so hence the name. But now I again have a big 6 so the name still applies...lol
My signature used to contain my Internet motto (and ebay handle): Temps Perdue. This was a nod to one of my favorite novels "A la Recherche du Temps Perdue" by Marcel Proust and to what is the result of my time spend on line: lost time.
Tomorrow is promised to no man.
Appreciate and enjoy your Porsche, it may be the last you ever own.
My license plate is the same and has been transferred from my 964 to a 993 and now to a 996.
Cheers,
It certainly is a fun language for romance (T'es la plus belle du Monde . . . ), but I find that nearly every language can sound terrific if the right person is speaking it to you, provided they speak the language well. Spanish is great and, believe it or not, even German. I had the sexiest neighbor -- Anja -- when I lived in Berlin, and I probably would have done anything she wanted just due to the way it sounded when she asked. Of course, German sounded pretty rotten in the soft core **** they show on the state channels every night -- Du bist eine wondershoenes Frau. yeeeccchhhh. Dubbed Hill Streets Blues was a riot "Sei Vorsichtig Da Drausen!"
my signature is my nickname
my real name is charalampos (c HAR alampo S ) hence harris!!!!
i know i know, you will strugle to pronounce my name.......
imagine my surname....theodoridis......
n'joy
Chronological order of how my name has become on this forum
1. 333 - lucky number, also, my plate in Thailand
2. EVO - car club back in thailand (bimmers/p-cars)
3. EVO_333 - ebay handle used to bid on my car without seeing it, PPI'ing it, or even carfaxing it. I had too many glasses of wine that night -- rest assured I didn't hit the reserve AND don't worry, I went through all the proper proper procedures after! whew
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