I think there was thread like this once before but we have many new members now so tell us what your handle means.
Mike 8)
Got my nickname during the eighties last century in the port of Amsterdam, not being a big bloke myself no probs working with the dockworkers ;)
Quote from: Crosshairs on March 13, 2012, 12:21:48 AM
I think there was thread like this once before but we have many new members now so tell us what your handle means.
Mike 8)
you started this thread and didnt say what your name means ???
me
i like 1377's and the likes
and its the gun that gave me the disease only the pocket book can passify
I feel that you all can figure that out 8)
USMC and 0351 was my MOS (Military Occupantion Specialty) Anti-Tank/Explosives _ and I am a Vet:
0351_Vet
Now this'll get some laughs! ;D
FOTNS: http://youtu.be/ktzZw5bqZEk (http://youtu.be/ktzZw5bqZEk) ;D Luvvit.
Always used it for everything from email to forums. Even a tattoo. :)
Quote from: NorthStaR on March 13, 2012, 12:56:55 AM
Now this'll get some laughs! ;D
FOTNS: http://youtu.be/ktzZw5bqZEk (http://youtu.be/ktzZw5bqZEk) ;D Luvvit.
Always used it for everything from email to forums. Even a tattoo. :)
Fists forever. :-* :-* :-*
My last name is Wood. 67 was my football number when I was in high school and I used woody67 as my email. I'm thinking it's time to drop the 67! I hadn't really thought about how long it's been and what that number came from.
Quote from: NorthStaR on March 13, 2012, 12:56:55 AM
Now this'll get some laughs! ;D
FOTNS: http://youtu.be/ktzZw5bqZEk (http://youtu.be/ktzZw5bqZEk) ;D Luvvit.
Always used it for everything from email to forums. Even a tattoo. :)
I am your friend .... Right ??? ;D ;D ;D
;D ;D ;D ;D >:( ;D ;D ;D ;D :-*
Quote from: NorthStaR on March 13, 2012, 12:56:55 AM
Now this'll get some laughs! ;D
FOTNS: http://youtu.be/ktzZw5bqZEk (http://youtu.be/ktzZw5bqZEk) ;D Luvvit.
Always used it for everything from email to forums. Even a tattoo. :)
I bow to your supremacy oh great NorthStar from across the pond. 8)
Carl
Sloth: picked up in junior high doing silly things like flinching contests and such... I'm not much of a flincher and generally slow to react. Wren & Stimpy was "in" at the time and there was a sloth that showed up in a couple episodes that gave my friends the idea. It basically came from kid's messing with each other, but I always kind of liked it so I kept using it for things.
Art: it's what I do for a living. I've been a working illustrator since 97 and I've been doing concept art for a few years less than that.
you know how the cookie monster loves cookies ????
well ........... :-*
Quote from: Booty Monster on March 13, 2012, 01:36:53 AM
you know how the cookie monster loves cookies ????
well ........... :-*
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I was into remote control airplanes way back when and the name (not exactly sure how) came from that. No, it has nothing to do with the birds on the beach :P
I've stuck with it forever.
I used to own and operate a Bed & Breakfast.
I have always been a hotrodder since my early teens. My last project is a 1998 turbocharged GMC Sonoma.
Well, my name is Nate and I play bass (guitar, not the fish :-* )
Quote from: sandpiper on March 13, 2012, 02:18:27 AM
I was into remote control airplanes way back when and the name (not exactly sure how) came from that. No, it has nothing to do with the birds on the beach :P
I've stuck with it forever.
;D ;D ;D ;D perhaps it was something on the beach .... walking or suntanning .....
Quote from: BassManNate on March 13, 2012, 02:56:00 AM
Well, my name is Nate and I play bass (guitar, not the fish :-* )
glad you clarified that
i thought you was a bass fisherman
It's my name the only other was instant *sshole just add beer ( but I don't think the beer is what does it ).
My "Real" name is Rich.....
Red Harris is my AKA....
I have had this Nickname since I was 12 yrs old.
It comes from an old APPLE IIe computer Baseball game, that all my friends played.
"Red Harris" was a Big, Slow,Red Haired, Slugger of an Outfielder.
Just Like Me......
The nickname Stuck, and 35 yrs later,,,my oldest friends Still call me Red Harris :-*
First four letters of my last name and the first four letters of my first name. Started out as an assigned email username and, as far as I have been able to determine so far, no one else in the world uses it so I have stuck with it for things requiring a username.
Burnt: a nickname, (based on my last name), given me in basic training in 1966
09: call numbers my first Vietnam tour, my lucky number, also
Psycho, from a movie called: "Stripes" the character introduces himself as Francis, but tells everyone to call him psycho. I thought it was a funny scene. Also, a song by the Talking Heads "Psycho Killer"
mine is simply mt first two initials followed by my oldest daughters name
The brand guitar I often play. Hand made in Canada they say...
the UK being my location, It helps on a International Forum! and Stoo, well its letter play on my first name, being Stewart (or Stuart If you ask my mum how it was supposed to be spelled!) so I picked an alternative version of spelling.
JEB is my initals. Bert is the first four letters of my last name and a nickname I got in the Service. I don't use it much because my dad was a career serviceman and his nickname was Bert.
A real play on words came when SWMBO pronounced Jebert in french...sounds like "Je-bear" (with a soft J). That might stick if I am not too old for a nickname.
Cheers,
Jerry
Mine's pretty evident. I like to hunt and live fairly close to the Berkshire mtns. And I use the handle on other forums. ;)
my name is mike and i drive/mustangs
Mine is the initials of my full name and the 62 is the year I was born. The 0 is there to confuse everyone.
Quote from: seagullplayer on March 13, 2012, 08:01:18 PM
The brand guitar I often play. Hand made in Canada they say...
They make some nice guitars. I have an Art & Lutherie which is they're less expensive brand. Kinda like Epiphone is to Gibson or Squire is to Fender. I think I got it for around $200 when I was in high school (circa 2000?) and it's just amazing for that price. Mostly made of cherry. Wish is wasn't stained, though. Why do they always have to stain cherry that horrid red color? Just let the color age in on its own!
Just a forum name I came up with when I first started hanging in them back in 05, and
because some SOB already took Stu Padasso.
It's Swedish and you don't wanna know.
My name is Al, and I have a Marauder pistol - Alrauder... Simple, plain and possibly totally stupid but then again that's me in a nutshell...
My forum name is boringly obvious - I used it cause it's easy to remember. Now that I find myself checking in fairly often, I'm starting to think I should have chosen something more original!
The main reason for my post is actually a request for Carl to explain "Quickster". ???
andy
Quote from: tuckera on March 14, 2012, 07:35:59 PM
My forum name is boringly obvious - I used it cause it's easy to remember. Now that I find myself checking in fairly often, I'm starting to think I should have chosen something more original!
The main reason for my post is actually a request for Carl to explain "Quickster". ???
andy
that funny the quickster thing like you
i want to know the op-crosshairs meaning
how do you start a thread and then dont give you name's meaning ??? ??? ???
I like to raid, trade and explore all the time and I sail my long ship to work every day, so the name was kind of given.
Quote from: Viking on March 14, 2012, 08:52:35 PM
I like to raid, trade and explore all the time and I sail my long ship to work every day, so the name was kind of given.
...also rape and pillage...at least according to Hollywood.
Quote from: breakfastchef on March 14, 2012, 08:54:43 PM
...also rape and pillage...at least according to Hollywood.
yeah, but only on weekends.
The theme of a few Led Zepp tunes too.
I like the film Eric the Viking. ;D ;D ;D http://youtu.be/d9lClnOiCjA (http://youtu.be/d9lClnOiCjA) The Beserker.
still nothing from crosshairs
what does your handle mean???
i dont want to know if you have to kill me ;) ;D ;D ;D
Quote from: 1377x on March 14, 2012, 11:39:22 PM
still nothing from crosshairs
what does your handle mean???
i dont want to know if you have to kill me ;) ;D ;D ;D
Yah Mike, what's up?
What my 3 daughters nicknamed me when I was making small boats and canoes. Just stuck. My grandson's name is Noah :-*
My oldest daughter gave me the 'Quickster' moniker many, many moons ago when she was in college. We used to joke around with each other and she commented one time that I was like a 'jokester' but was really a 'quickster'. Since that time, probably 25 years ago at least, I've had many other friends call me 'Quickster' without knowing anything about my daughter's nickname for me. And after all these years it has just stuck. Even my wife now calls me 'quickster' when she is being serious or really wants something, like my attention.
When I played for the Dallas Cowboys in 1968, only for about 10 weeks before I was cut, Bob Hayes was on the team. At that time Bob Hayes was known as 'Bullet Bob' because he could run the 100 meters in 10 seconds. He always told me that he was fast but would never be 'quick'.
I added the 47 because I was born in 1947 and a true 'war baby'.
Carl
Pretty much I know I covered it before, but I'll be brief : It is a single license tag Dad gave me. 1969 Virginia Truck Tag "T191032". Year of my hatching. :D When I started doing this chat board type of stuff, I needed a good "name" and went with that one, for most of 'em.
Came up with mine when I made my e-mail address over ten years ago.
The cmj are my initials and the 21973 is my DOB.
No way am I going to use my nickname from highschool, college, or the current one for an user id. Hence they are passwords which are classified as Top Secret. :-X
FYI The list of nicknames are in order of "no way in hell" to "maybe, but unlikely". ;D
WHO is CROSSHAIRS???!!!(http://serve.mysmiley.net/animated/anim_05.gif)(http://serve.mysmiley.net/fighting/fighting0037.gif)
man of mystery who likes to remain hidden ;D ;D ;D
Tinker: I took things part from when I was a kid and still do @ 60 years young :-* Only now I can reassemble them ;D
Glen
I use to do long distance shooting starting at 100 yards and got the name crosshairs from my friends.Good turn out with this thread. :-*
Mike 8)
Pretty self explanatory - I'm happy when I'm hunting! :-*
Quote from: Crosshairs on March 16, 2012, 02:52:36 PM
I use to do long distance shooting starting at 100 yards and got the name crosshairs from my friends.Good turn out with this thread. :-*
Mike 8)
finally
this ones for you
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Mine is nothing special, second name Starrs, nickname was Starsy, until an old guy pronounced it Storsy, and it stuck.
In the mid 90's I was quite active in a couple of chat rooms on Prodigy, became long-distance friends with some people from the rooms, and would talk with them on the phone. Apparently I have a tendency to be soft-spoken, thus some of those friends called me "Mister Whispers" and the nickname stuck. 8)
Hey Glen i did the same thing one time i took a brand new TV apart and put it back together before my Dad got home from work.
Mike
Quote from: Crosshairs on March 17, 2012, 03:34:52 AM
Hey Glen i did the same thing one time i took a brand new TV apart and put it back together before my Dad got home from work.
Mike
That's pretty good! I did radios and alarm clocks quite often!
Glen
And he never new i did it until i told him ;D
Mike 8)
Quote from: Crosshairs on March 17, 2012, 12:51:44 PM
And he never new i did it until i told him ;D
Mike 8)
I did the lawnmower, several times. :-*
one time at band camp....
what was the topic again?
I choose the name Gecko about 17 years ago but that's taken on most forums so I tossed an X in front of it as for why (X)Gecko...well I was living on Guam when I got my first internet capable computer....a pair of Gecko's were having sex on the wall above the desk that computer was on. I have used some Variation of that name ever since
Quote from: Xgecko on March 18, 2012, 03:27:41 AM
I choose the name Gecko about 17 years ago but that's taken on most forums so I tossed an X in front of it as for why (X)Gecko...well I was living on Guam when I got my first internet capable computer....a pair of Gecko's were having sex on the wall above the desk that computer was on. I have used some Variation of that name ever since
Cool i use to raise leopard geckos.
Mike
I'm new here, Just today bought a 2240 for silly money (probably twice as much here in the UK as in US). Already have a 1300 needing new seal kit hence buying a new 2240. Anyway, I call myself Igotknobblies as I'm also into a spot of Enduro/hare and hounds/long distance trials. Have a CCM404DS which for those of you not in the know is a Brit built frame using KTM suspension (white power) and Suzuki DRZ400E engine (the pokey one with about 40bhp). Anyway, I'm running about the chunkiest knobbly tyres money can buy and still be legal on the road. God only knows why as at any one time there's about 1 square inch of rubber on tarmac! Good in the mud though!
Regards to all.
Igk
Igotknobblies2, on a pedalbike, but these knoblies proved to be of great use in the snow this winter :)
Pretty straight forward and boring....it started as my first ever email address. I was living in State College, Pa., home of Penn State University and my name is Brad. Hence the "exciting" evolution of "Bradpsu".
I'm having fun resurrecting old posts. mudduck48, mudduck is my old CB handle and 48, is my year of birth. QUACK! :-* :-*
Spider was my nickname in high school...1960 was the year I graduated...55 years ago this month!!! Bloody 'ell.
Dennis
just my first name, nothing special
Alright Ducky, I'll play :D
My daughters nick-named me Ark Maker when I was building small boats and it stuck. Now it more aptly refers to my arch-ing pellets that I lob at paper targets.
Here is a pic of the Pointy Skiff. A Bolger designed, simple to build (weekend) plywood flat bottom rowboat. An excellent way for anyone to see if they like building boats. So, when you guys think modding 13xx and 22xx pistols is expensive, try building a few boats, then you won't feel so bad ;D
USMA is the vocational school I attended - graduated in '82. 8)
I stand by by signature~! - "Nope, I Ain't Winking At'em, I'm Aiming At'em!"
OK, I'll jump in here. First however, tjurfitta now that's funny if anyone else translates it I won't post it here, but I found it amusing. Mine was a handle I picked up when I started getting seriously into computer security almost 20 years back. Rualert split it this way (Ru alert) well are you? Was used as my handle on many security boards, and mailing list, and other security related communications, and just stuck.
My nickname was given way back when around the end of high school. Me and some friends always played fast pitch baseball with a hard rubber ball. A "tater" is a nickname for a home run and we used to taunt whoever was pitching that they "serve up a tater" on the next next pitch.
We all started calling each other tater for a while, but it stuck on me for some reason. Some friends still call me by it even 30 years later.
Quote from: mudduck48 on June 03, 2015, 10:59:19 PM
I'm having fun resurrecting old posts. mudduck48, mudduck is my old CB handle and 48, is my year of birth. QUACK! :-* :-*
Were you by chance in Florida in the 70's? I recall talking to a mudduck on the CB when I was between duty stations.
Mine is pretty much self-explanatory. If it's got a trigger it's gotta be good!!
Quote from: 7624452 on June 05, 2015, 01:18:42 AM
Were you by chance in Florida in the 70's? I recall talking to a mudduck on the CB when I was between duty stations.
Yes I was. I was in Port Saint Luci Florida. :) If I remember right, it was in 1973. :P
Quote from: mudduck48 on June 05, 2015, 02:49:59 AM
Yes I was. I was in Port Saint Luci Florida. :) If I remember right, it was in 1973. :P
I think I was in Germany at that time, also, I was about 250 miles from your location - I do not think the CB went that far. :)
The big dog in our area, Rotten Ron, said, "who is that mudduck out there"? I said, It is I, the mudduck honky. And that is how it started. Rotten Ron had a 5000 wt liner, and every one could hear him. But, I had altitude and I boomed down on him. He would key up and all he head was me. AUDIO, I NEED AN AUDIO CHECK, BREAK, BREAK!!! Yep, them were the good ole days. :-\ :-\ :-* :-*
You describe the exact reason I quit using the CB. The CB was useful and pleasant when only a few people were using it, but as more and more people starting using it you could not have a decent conversation with anyone without being interrupted and insulted, and I really did not like being insulted by someone I could not touch. :)
You could touch them, just T-hunt them down, then touch them.
Quote from: mudduck48 on June 06, 2015, 11:34:15 PM
You could touch them, just T-hunt them down, then touch them. >:(
What does
"T-hunt them down" mean? ???
I've wanted to get a CB for the cabin for years, but have no idea where to start and what to look for. I am afraid in doing so will lead to yet ANOTHER expensive hobby, sort of like airgunning. :o
Quote from: Noah on June 07, 2015, 12:17:33 AM
What does "T-hunt them down" mean? ???
I've wanted to get a CB for the cabin for years, but have no idea where to start and what to look for. I am afraid in doing so will lead to yet ANOTHER expensive hobby, sort of like airgunning. :o
This explains it.
http://public.callutheran.edu/~rlucches/Ricky%20Lucchese/personalsite/thunting.html (http://public.callutheran.edu/~rlucches/Ricky%20Lucchese/personalsite/thunting.html)
Quote from: mudduck48 on June 06, 2015, 11:34:15 PM
You could touch them, just T-hunt them down, then touch them. >:(
I seem to have made you angry. I apologize.
I see. Thanks for clearing that up.
While I have you, how much does a CB starter kit run at?
Quote from: 7624452 on June 07, 2015, 12:34:38 AM
I seem to have made you angry. I apologize.
Not at all. This is what we used to do back in the day. T-hunts. Someone would go hide and turn his radio on, put a rubber band on the mic. and we would go look for them. T-hunt.
Ok...I'm up next:
Monkeydad---cause I am the dad to 4 monkeyboys.
1969---year of birth.
My avatar---for my favorite targets.
'nuff said.
Quote from: Noah on June 07, 2015, 02:47:30 AM
I see. Thanks for clearing that up.
While I have you, how much does a CB starter kit run at?
Noah, Go SHORTWAVE!!
Talk to people all over the world. A friend had/has a nice set up. He started for under a couple of hundred and added stuff and upgraded over time. Really heads over CB's. When he started, I think he said the antenna was his biggest purchase. More than the radio itself? Maybe I don;t have that right??
I have a CB in a box somewhere that I got back in Florida. Had it on the truck for a time, but not the same as back in the 70's. Lot's of buttheads out there and some have systems that'll drown out everyone and anything, so off it came and got stuck in a box. Go Shortwave and I bet you'll not regret it.
Rich
Quote from: arkmaker on June 08, 2015, 12:24:08 AM
Noah, Go SHORTWAVE!!
Talk to people all over the world. A friend had/has a nice set up. He started for under a couple of hundred and added stuff and upgraded over time. Really heads over CB's. When he started, I think he said the antenna was his biggest purchase. More than the radio itself? Maybe I don;t have that right??
I have a CB in a box somewhere that I got back in Florida. Had it on the truck for a time, but not the same as back in the 70's. Lot's of buttheads out there and some have systems that'll drown out everyone and anything, so off it came and got stuck in a box. Go Shortwave and I bet you'll not regret it.
Rich
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I absolutely agree. All my CB stuff became trash to me. I had several friends with ham radio stations and they worked very well. It is expensive and I think you have to pass an exam and get a license.
Quote from: mudduck48 on June 07, 2015, 02:53:39 AM
Not at all. This is what we used to do back in the day. T-hunts. Someone would go hide and turn his radio on, put a rubber band on the mic. and we would go look for them. T-hunt.
OK, as long as you are not angry. When I was visiting Florida, every time I turned on the CB mudduck was on the key - MUDDUCK! MUDDUCK! MUDDUCK! on and on and on. I was not in the mood to play, I just wanted to talk to friends. Subsequently, I found that there was an enormous amount of people that had no mission in life other than interrupting other peoples conversations.
Back in the day, if you were underpowered, you were a mudduck. That is what you were probably hearing. My official handle is the MINDBENDER. I just took mudduck after rotten Ron gave it to me. I was the mudduck honky. And there you have it. :P :P
This guy referred to himself as "mud duck". When he pushed the key he blanked out everyone else - I don't think he was underpowered.
Iceo come from computer game fire&ice when I was a kid. Had a cb and play d&d for a while so it.became iceo . Had it as my email addy for 15 years so it's not going anywhere
I`m a station supervisor on the underground, hence ssray(boring I know)
I drive a Volkswagen ;D
Chinese New Year; I was born in the year of the Dragon, 1964...
My initials and birth year seem to follow me around. RC
Air Gun Ninja. I actually have a background in ninjutsu, but I try to keep the cliche alive of having the word "ninja" as an internet handle. And it makes it easy for other people on the boards cuz they just call me ninja, which is totally corny but what can I say, I'm that guy.
I ripped mine off from Hunter Thompson. He referred to the regulars at the Woody Creek Tavern in Aspen as beer hippys.
I have no imagination. ;)
well it is my initials but also my nickname in the army after K.O.-ing a couple guys in the ring...
I was joining several forums one day and the names I normally used were taken. I could not think of anything that suited me, so I decided to use a number. My favorite milsurp rifle is a Mosin-Nagant Polish M44 made in 1952 -- 7624452. One of the forums I joined banned me because they do not like numbers. Check out the link for some interesting reading. :)
http://www.airgunhome.com/agforum/viewtopic.php?t=8779 (http://www.airgunhome.com/agforum/viewtopic.php?t=8779)
Mine's pretty lame, back in high school (so that would have been about 17 years ago) for the bag of sugar baby thing you had to do in junior health you had to name your bag of sugar, and I named it Fred Bob because I thought it was funny for whatever reason :), then when it came time to join AOL Messenger in '00 I had no idea on a username, fredbob was taken, I drive a Ford Ranger so it became rangerfredbob. My real name is Scott Fery just so it's out there :). Of course on the Ranger related forums I'm a different username (I got really creative with that one, scotts90ranger... from that you can probably imagine the year of my Ranger) for whatever reason, it's the internet, it doesn't have to make sense :)
I thought I added to this thread awhile ago but guess not ???.I like to shoot thats the target,tg are my initials and the roman numeral 2 is because I am a twin.
Quote from: 7624452 on July 03, 2015, 01:36:42 AM
I was joining several forums one day and the names I normally used were taken. I could not think of anything that suited me, so I decided to use a number. My favorite milsurp rifle is a Mosin-Nagant Polish M44 made in 1952 -- 7624452. One of the forums I joined banned me because they do not like numbers. Check out the link for some interesting reading. :)
http://www.airgunhome.com/agforum/viewtopic.php?t=8779 (http://www.airgunhome.com/agforum/viewtopic.php?t=8779)
But, we like you and you can stay as long as you want to. The others are not as friendly as this forum. Welcome. :-*
My nick is my wife's maiden name. Not so creative :-[
Easy really, it's a backwards me........dominic
Quote from: Cinimod on October 25, 2015, 10:47:04 PM
Easy really, it's a backwards me........dominic
I was wondering...thanks for un-confusing me!
Mine is an ez1...my initials, BN with a one...bn1. Or being one
When I got back into airguns, it was with the idea of building one. While doing research on the subject, I came across a spudgun website and found I needed a forum name. I had gone by Making toys on a couple others (waste oil/alternate energy, bio diesel and rc foamies), and thought to change it up some...for some reason at the time, I thought Geppetto was a toy maker....and spelled Gippeto. ;D
In case anyone was curious. :)
Al
Self explanatory.
Quote from: 7624452 on July 03, 2015, 01:36:42 AM
I was joining several forums one day and the names I normally used were taken. I could not think of anything that suited me, so I decided to use a number. My favorite milsurp rifle is a Mosin-Nagant Polish M44 made in 1952 -- 7624452. One of the forums I joined banned me because they do not like numbers. Check out the link for some interesting reading. :)
http://www.airgunhome.com/agforum/viewtopic.php?t=8779 (http://www.airgunhome.com/agforum/viewtopic.php?t=8779)
Ahhh. Pretty cool. :-*
Quote from: 7624452 on July 03, 2015, 01:36:42 AM
I was joining several forums one day and the names I normally used were taken. I could not think of anything that suited me, so I decided to use a number. My favorite milsurp rifle is a Mosin-Nagant Polish M44 made in 1952 -- 7624452. One of the forums I joined banned me because they do not like numbers. Check out the link for some interesting reading. :)
http://www.airgunhome.com/agforum/viewtopic.php?t=8779 (http://www.airgunhome.com/agforum/viewtopic.php?t=8779)
Dang Dude.......that was some cold stuff! I assumed a whole lot more from that forum. :(
I hope you don't ever see that kind of treatment here.
Nope, we do not care what you use for a forum name. We let anyone in here as long as they participate in the forum. They let me in here.LOL :P :P
Quote from: arkmaker on October 30, 2015, 01:37:15 AM
Dang Dude.......that was some cold stuff! I assumed a whole lot more from that forum. :(
I hope you don't ever see that kind of treatment here.
That's for sure looks like a bunch of children or childish sub adults :(
If any of you know "AirGunEric" give him my fondest regards.
Back when I had a little money and lots of credit I had some interesting cars: '58 MGA coupe (left hand drive), '61 Vette 300HP/283, '63 Corvair Monza Spyder, '64.5 Mustang, '72 Vega HB, and my favorite the '69 Dart GTS 340 mini hemi.. Interestngly , after I installed a sleeved block in that Vega it ran strong for 10 more years..oldgearhead
The origin of my high school nickname 'Big Stu' that I've used on other forums was a mystery to me for a few years until I found out the the girls had punched a peephole into the boy's shower....
Quote from: oldgearhead on October 30, 2015, 05:26:46 PM
my favorite the '69 Dart GTS 340 mini hemi
Also, my favorite car that I have owned was my '69 Dart Swinger with the 340. Competition Red with a Black Vinyl Top.... Man, would that puppy wind up quick. Off the line I was an un-touchable and as long as I didn't over reach and kept the races to a 1/4 mile, I was gold! Man o man that was one fun car! Good memories of that one!
Not mine, but picture it in Red with Black Stripe and Black Vinyl roof! Yep! Now I want another ;D
Back in the day I use to Bass fish and fish in bass clubs and one of the guys give this name because I always come in with some Trophy Bass and took their money !! ;D ;D ;D ;D
QUACK!
I think we have heard enough now about agh. Please refrain from that topic. We need to keep this thread on topic.
Thanks
OK Ed. I just went back and deleted it all. :)
Much appreciated
Thanks.
:)
Not a real creative guy here....oh from Ohio, plnkr cause I can't spell = ohplnkr :-*
Describing myself. :)
Quote from: Oldnshakey on December 07, 2015, 12:27:40 AM
Describing myself. :)
Even though I am Old Dog, Oldnshakey certainly would also fit at almost 85 and living in a powerchair :)
Red (Honda) PCX
Quote from: Old Dog on December 07, 2015, 01:20:27 AM
Even though I am Old Dog, Oldnshakey certainly would also fit at almost 85 and living in a powerchair :)
Hay old dog, you can shoot the comps in your power chair, if you want to. ;)
Quote from: mudduck48 on December 07, 2015, 03:36:06 AM
Hay old dog, you can shoot the comps in your power chair, if you want to. ;)
I gave that some thought and some trying to shoot for accuracy at ten meters, not good, too shakey for sure :-\ :-\ :-\
Now I have an awesome idea, a heavy concrete mount in the ground with a sturdy vise mounted on it, clamp the gun in a custom built mount in the vise and actuate the trigger with a quality radio controlled solenoid ;)
Now I do realize that a shotgun is probably the only way to go, not exactly a comp shoot thing though :( :( :(
Newb here...I ride a Honda VTX and am from Tn....back in 06, needed a sign in for Honda forum...so TennX...use TennX all over the net.... :-*
Quite simple, I'm addicted... err..., I mean, I like air guns, and I'm a small engines mechanic :).