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O.K. Dallastx asked for our names , I would like to know what all the screen names mean if they have a meaning and / or how they came about. Mine is kardoc if you can't figure it out I fix cars for a livin'. My Dad gave me the name many years ago (thanks Dad ). Let's see how many hits we get . later...
Thumper comes notfrom the sound of a V-twin, buta nickname I was given in high school because I was a drummer in a local band and I was always "drumming" with my hands and fingers when not actually playing. The "26" was added because Thumper was already taken on the forum, andit is my favorite number...
Hmm, how to post this without getting kicked off. Place two letters between the f & k then stick. The 181 comes from an one of my old national guard infantry units. Sometimes I use 101, yes in my youth I was a real screamin eagle. Though I am only 34, but that still was years ago. The name was something the guys in the military used to call me, can't really get into specifics in the open forum as to why!!!
My Grandfather came from Norway and we live in Pennsylvania. Norge PA
Also reason for my avatar. Vikings - Although I am looking for a helmet with horns.
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