Your Forum Name..How did you come up with it!!!

[sup8pdct]

Super 8bit products:  condenced to fit into 8 charactors. Had to come up with a login name when i first got internet in early 90's. Is unique and  easy for me to remember so kept using it.

James

[Brumbypt]

whoops i never answered the question..

i liked wild horse which are called brumbys and the pt is my initials.. thinking somoene else might have had brumby before.. anyway its served me very well for the 18 years i have been using it for.


Peter,
Tapa talker

[CRW]

Ok I should have said Ratstruc or earlier Naval Artificer

MT or AT


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[holden1]

Holdens are number 1

[wacanary]

Originally from Norwich (UK), the home of the greatest football team in the world (proper, round- ball football) Norwich City, the Canaries. Now living in WA, hence wacanary.

[kanga1]

I used to be an Earthmoving Contractor in WA, one of my machines was a new Kanga mini loader, and I used to get called, you guessed it!!!

[Malcolm Tugless]

Multiple choice ...

A. It came to me in a vision.

B. The voices inside my head made me do it.

C. Because my name's not Malcolm, and I don't tug-less.

D. A play on words in memory of its late great almost namesake.

E. All of the above.

[Puffin]

Well I'm short, fat, big mouth and love seafood, says it all really.

[Mongoose]

Many, many years ago cricket was my thing. I liked to patrol the cover region, and according to the porky boys in the slips cordon, used to pounce on the ball like a Mongoose on a Cobra. Not.

[Mobi]

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AT

[McGirr]

Time for some more   

Mark

[BTMNDR]

20 years in The Top End and in a moment of temporary insanity I apply for and accept an offer to work in Tassie!  I HATE the cold!

Not there yet but getting ready ....

Bottom Ender to be.

[axle]

In the early nineties when I needed my first Internet name I was a big fan of Gunnas and Cars so Axle seemed to fit. Now I just use it in most places to save remembering others. Still a Guns n Roses fan and massive petrolhead.

[Moggy]

When I was a kid, I had an uncanny ability to snap a cats neck.........

Nah, I just like pussy


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[RallyDog]

Me dog was called rally i allways called him rallydog he was me best mate. Put him down 3years ago I like to think he is still with me.

[Pog]

Pogasauras - A nick name from my days at uni. It seems to have stuck all these years later.

[smartyingreen]

Pogasauras - A nick name from my days at uni. It seems to have stuck all these years later.

Like $#!+ to a blanket Hey Pog!

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[Pog]

It wasn't sh!t sticking to blankets back at uni...

[Diesel Power]

Had a 1 HZ powered Cruiser, so that's how I came up with Diesel Power, bit of an Oxymoron.
Favourite band is Prodigy, one song is "Diesel Power"
Regards
Angus

[themissus]

Because I am   

[Azz]

Ever since I was a young bloke I have been called Azz, my initials are AS.
It has just stuck, even my kids call me Azz now. 

[lindamc]

Its my name!
And my nickname was taken.

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[GUEY]

I needed a username for Patrol Forum and wanted something with GU in it and this was what I came up with...

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%BCey_(vulgar)

Güey (usually misspelled as guey, wey or we; pronounced like the English word 'way') is a word in Mexican Spanish which is commonly used to refer to any person without using his name and applies equally to males and females (though it is more often applied to males). It is used in Mexican Spanish in roughly the same way "dude" is used in modern American English.[1] It is derived from the term buey, which refers to a castrated bull (an ox), used for meat, sacrifice, and/or labor (e.g. pulling plows and carts). Over time, the initial /b/ underwent a consonant mutation to a /g/, resulting in the modern güey. In Mexico this same word is used like an insult (can be a negative term like "fool" ), although, due to its extremely high frequency of use in a multitude of contexts, it has lost much of its offensive character, becoming a colloquialism.[2]

And yes since being married I feel like someone has me by the nuts....

[yupyup]

yup yup...... always said it got my email wit it, used name on patrol forum as well now i hear everyone sayin yupyup lol

[Doweymex]

Dowey is my nickname from under 18s footy when I worked at Donut King and derivative of last last name too of Downes.  Mex is wife's nickname from early in life. Apparently jumped off things from a large height and got 'Mexican jumping bean'.