Your sign on name

[Harleydog1]

Originally Posted by H20DOG Yes, out breeder was most kind through this ordeal. She gave us this little guy, He is now seven months old and not a mean bone in his body. This is a good lesson for all getting a pup from a reputable breeder, listen to them, they know their pups.. He is adorable. What did you name him?[/quote] Augie. My wife named him after her brother. August.

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[ystryr]

ystryr - I appreciate the classic, old school bikes.....like the 57 I ride.

[icewater103]

Mine is from putting two of my old call signs together. "icewater" was given to me by a superior who claimed I either had
ice water running in my veins or didn't have any f@#&ing sense.
I think the jury is still out.

[icewater103]

Originally Posted by TittiesOnTwo

lol No just mine... they are quite modest

Some of us love them all equally.

[beerguz]

Guess.

[Dirsuper]

Mine is what I did for a living when I was Enlisted......we were all so proud of that name it even became a verb, eg. - "We DIRSUPED that place!" Which would mean, if, for example it were a party, we drank all their booze, stole their women (or tried), and thrashed the house. Kinda like when we shaved this dude's dog......"We DIRSUPED Frank's dog. His wife was pissed when she got home." The bros and I still use it.....

[mtinner]

1st letter of my 1st name and the latter is what I do for a living. Sheet metal worker.

[Gunkholes]

Gunkholing is a nautical reference to the many past summers I've spent dropping the hook on my old wooden Chris into numerous out of the way coves and anchorages on the Washington & British Columbia coastlines.

[999red999]

It's easy, I still forget it!!!

[ChoptXLC]

Well, I bought an XLC, everyone calls me Chops and I also plan to chop up the frame.