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YOUR RESEARCHWhat does your avatar handle mean?
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I've since used 3R for a couple of business ventures.
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Any chance anyone knows if it's possible to change a handle after the fact?
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I was the test driver for the largest automotive press fleet in the west.
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Crotalus atrox:
western diamondback rattlesnake.
Always been a fan of rattlers since I was kid. Now days if I see em on the highway I'll pull over and scare em back into the brush.
That I was too lazy / un-creative to come up with something more interesting.
Any chance anyone knows if it's possible to change a handle after the fact?
I live in Kansas City. I'm an attorney.
Mine started out as an ebay name back in the 1990's. I would like to change it now. I think something like "housefly" would be appropriate.
morgan ab owens
was one of my favorite charactors in a book I read many years ago (Cry God for Harry). It's about Henry V of England. Morgan was the illegitimate daughter of Owen the Tudor King and mistress of Henry V
The two guys in my avatar are Pedro and Ricardo Rodriguez, Mexican race drivers (Both raced F1). Ricardo was the youngest (19 years old) ever to start a F1 race on the front row
It was 1982, my sophomore year in college. I very seldom slept in my own room. My dorm mates would ask me where were you last night and I would say, I crashed over at so and so's dorm and at that they started calling me Crash.
I change mine regularly,but this is my youngest of 5 grandchildren with his new drum kit( like "pop" has). He was 3 1/2 years at the time of the picture.
D is my first intial, porto is an abbreviation of my long and difficult (for some) to pronounce last name... I've gone by DP in some forums, but that's got other connotations...
I'm a l33t haxx0r with a reasonably fast German car, so I chose that for my license plate.
Ever wondered how many people would understand a l33t-speak German license plate? Maybe 5 over the past 6 years...f**king philistine bourgeois only speak "American," it turns out...
1st & last name initial followed by my former fulltime occupation.
I was the test driver for the largest automotive press fleet in the west. It was my job to drive & optimize each vehicle before it was delivered to automotive journalists. During this time I took a few stunt driving courses & wanted to work as a precision driver. Came up with this handle for my 1st email.
Below is the 1st 2002 GT2 in North America:
Mine is quite obvious as a graduate from Florida State University. HA! GO GATORS!!
UF, ground zero for 20-something, flat belly, Starbucks guzzling, yoga pant wearing co-eds. It's paradise I tell ya!
Back in the mid to late 90's friends in high school were getting hotmail accounts and this was the most creative thing I could think of at the moment.
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Thanks that was interesting to read. Alot of differences from how things work here in SoCA. Reminded me of the time 4-wheel&Offroad mag managed to flip & total a new $82,000 Hummer H2! Several local journalists don't own their own vehicle
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My wife used to tell me I was on thin ice all the time, and one day she left the door open a bit, so I said "thin concrete." It's stuck ever since!
Also, Go Gators! Proud alumn here.
Avatar: Cassie. The light of my life, well except for the wife, but if I post pics of missus on the internet, someone will be licking their groin for entertainment & it ain't Cassie.
Mets = major, non-work obsession for most of my life. Yes, they're victory challenged, but I just want one more WS before I croak. Starting to research cryogenics...T
One of my favorite music groups is Tangerine Dream. As a matter of fact, the first time I heard their music was in the 1983 movie Risky Business. I'm sure many of the 928 owners know the film and the classic line 'Who's the U-boat commander?'.
Mine was my first forum handle was with Phoenix Sportbike Club. At the time, I had a red 1998 Honda Superhawk, and Honda's slogan was "Ride Red". It stuck all through my motorcycle riding/racing days, and was shortened by my buddies to "3R". I've since used 3R for a couple of business ventures.
Mine came from building turbo snowmobiles about 10 years ago. Still into turbo everything just didn't have the scratch for a turbo 911. Maybe next time.
I was just being sarcastic on the FSU part. I don't even think FSU grads admit they went to school there. Little known fact, birds fly upside down over the FSU campus. There isn't anything worth crapping on down there.
Wait, I just learned that my username means I hate the third world. Damn. I'm feeling kind of low.
https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...f-numbers.html
See post 14 for the crazy.
Why anyone is going to post on a Porsche site then point the finger at others because his feel good hug the trees personality needs to let people know how altruistic he is has to be the most liberal person I've ever seen. Lmao vultures. It's not like vultures are fast moving, just walk away from them. Besides id be more worried about the crocs, lions, and hippos.
Back in the mid to late 90's in high school my group of friends were getting on hotmail and picking names, I'm not that creative and this is what I came up with.
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Mine is a loose translation of an ancient fable handed down from generation to generation. While the true meaning has been lost for some time, many believe it is a now lost to history's term for "whale's vagina."
Mine has double meaning. Think on a rear license plate....And as an alumni of the University of California at Berkeley...
Though the plate is not available in CA now so I have to change it slightly. Still playing with the variations
Don't feel badly...I was many drinks into the evening when I registered on corvetteforum. I own a '96 Corvette with an LT-1 motor and wound up with 06_LT1.
Only a decade off...
I'm schnell - "fast" - because I live my life a quarter mile at a time. Nothing else matters: not the mortgage, not the store, not my team and all their bulls**t. For those ten seconds or less, I'm free.
It's my actual name, given name is common-ish in Norway, while Klinge is german. Arne means eagle and Klinge is the blade of a sword. So Eagle Sword, also have another name but that does not translate well into English and will be forever kept secret from this forum.
It is a useless name I made up in 1995, that sounded Tech cool. Commonly confused with a cervix and has become almost 2 decades later freaking annoying, meaningless and dumb.....
My 1982 Rabbit pickup truck, still own it. Its silver and I swapped in a 2.0 16v. One of my friends called it silver streak. I've used it on every automotive and motorcycle forum I've been on in the last twenty plus years.
Alrighty, then, here's the deal:
I made up this name back in the early 1990s when Al Gore invented the internet and I needed a screen name for BBS's (the old-type of dial-in computer bulletin board, with a 2,400 baud rate).
Have used it everywhere ever since.
Multiple meanings to it:
Cuda:
a)My first sports car was a '70 Cuda.
b) My M.S. degree is in marine biology.
c) I used to go SCUBA diving a lot.
d) Took my ex barracuda fishing on our first date. She caught 4-foot long barracuda and hit me in the head with it while landing it in the boat.
e) I once won a writing award for a story about diving with barracuda.
911:
a) I always wanted a 911, since I was a kid.
b) My undergrad was pre-med. Need a doc in a hurry? Call 911.
c) At the time I made up the name, I was taking classes to get my EMT certification. Again, 911 for emergency response.
d) I currently own a 911 (if a 996 can be considered a 911.... according to Porsche it is).
It also had the minimum 7 characters with a mixture of numbers and letters that I needed somewhere.
