Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2006 11:59 pm
aardvark wrote: I get called aardy alot. The guys at work call me Barry, since my last name is Crocker. Sad.
thats police humour for ya
thats police humour for ya
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thats police humour for ya
Posted: Thu Apr 27, 2006 12:43 am
i thought it was just bad humor actually...
Posted: Thu Apr 27, 2006 2:05 am
mick_dundee wrote:For midorioni or Mina?diesel wrote:lets just go with skin-head.midorioni wrote:As for KAWA 3meanings-river,leather and skin
SAKI 3meanings-point,tip and head
Why not melon head, given that midori is melon flavoured, no, hang on, that would fit Mina too....
I blame GREG for this Posted: Thu Apr 27, 2006 2:11 am
The guys at work call me Barry, :[/quote]
Thats the name they call me at work to
Thats the name they call me at work to
Posted: Thu Apr 27, 2006 3:12 am
Well I was born, bred, and worked in the island of java. In case you're wondering were the hell is that the following pic is my hometown (salatiga). The road between those two mountains is awesome. One is a volcano which is about to blow any second now.
In archeology it is the name of earlier human species so you can also call me chimp
In archeology it is the name of earlier human species so you can also call me chimp
Posted: Thu Apr 27, 2006 4:34 pm
ZX9R King
Well, because I own a ZX9R, and it is such a cool bike that you feel like a king...Well, I did at the time of joining, now I know I am one.....
Well, because I own a ZX9R, and it is such a cool bike that you feel like a king...Well, I did at the time of joining, now I know I am one.....
Posted: Thu Apr 27, 2006 4:39 pm
I thought you just liked to drink shitloads of coffee.... or you were a computer programmer...javaman wrote:Well I was born, bred, and worked in the island of java. In case you're wondering were the hell is that the following pic is my hometown (salatiga). The road between those two mountains is awesome. One is a volcano which is about to blow any second now.
In archeology it is the name of earlier human species so you can also call me chimp
Posted: Thu Apr 27, 2006 7:11 pm
I knew a copper that had the police code for vehicular fatality on his number plate.
our code is 9zer0
sick I know
our code is 9zer0
sick I know
Posted: Thu Apr 27, 2006 10:36 pm
ProblemChild comes from my much loved Gpz750 which gave me a lot of troubles in setting up. so i named it my problem child. as it is my first kwikasiki i thought that fits + any one who knows me well will agree with it anyway .my actual name is mick.and we couldnt have 2 mick c s from canberra. 
.my actual name is mick.and we couldnt have 2 mick c s from canberra. Posted: Thu Apr 27, 2006 11:52 pm
Mid 90s when I started chatting, gaming and other suitably nerdy activities, I needed a nick. Mojo, my son's dog, was sitting there and away we went.
Of course years later the Austin Powers thing came out, and people related my nick to that. But in reality we were big Jim Morrison fans at the time, and naming our dog after Mr Mojo Risin was the perfect choice.
67 is my year of birth.
And a side issue on nicks. My Yahoo nick is Aussiedave67. And people still ask me ASL! Dumbasses.
Of course years later the Austin Powers thing came out, and people related my nick to that. But in reality we were big Jim Morrison fans at the time, and naming our dog after Mr Mojo Risin was the perfect choice.
67 is my year of birth.
And a side issue on nicks. My Yahoo nick is Aussiedave67. And people still ask me ASL! Dumbasses.
Posted: Fri Apr 28, 2006 6:48 pm
Anyone who has met me, and there are a few here who will verify it, my nickname is very befitting.
I got the roundman part over 20 years ago, when I was less of the man I am now. So maybe I should have updated it to "rounderman" by now.
And the 58 is the year I was forced upon this earth.
I got the roundman part over 20 years ago, when I was less of the man I am now. So maybe I should have updated it to "rounderman" by now.
And the 58 is the year I was forced upon this earth.
Posted: Fri Apr 28, 2006 8:21 pm
old army nickname, EVERYONE in the army has a nickname
i've had other over the years, some of which i've not got the time to explain
i've had other over the years, some of which i've not got the time to explain
Posted: Sat Apr 29, 2006 1:13 pm
I got Buck in the Navy in 79. no option, Rogers being the surname.
Steve
Steve
Re: Nickname and how you came about it?
Posted: Sat May 03, 2008 10:24 pm
Well i have a zxr so i just added it to the end of my name, simple
Re: Nickname and how you came about it?
Posted: Sat May 03, 2008 11:12 pm
Was called Gracie for over 15 years, Dj name Graeme Chalmers shortened to Gra-C on flyers in the rave days. It got misspelled on one as Gracie and that was that i was Gracie for ever. Dont use it on the board as i gave up djing when i got a "proper" job My nick on IRC and soulseek is deepdub cos i love deep house tunes 
Oh yeah my army nick was "nappa" as the 1st time i ever jumped i was so bloody nackered i feel asleep in the transport
Graeme Chalmers shortened to Gra-C on flyers in the rave days. It got misspelled on one as Gracie and that was that i was Gracie for ever. Dont use it on the board as i gave up djing when i got a "proper" job My nick on IRC and soulseek is deepdub cos i love deep house tunes Oh yeah my army nick was "nappa" as the 1st time i ever jumped i was so bloody nackered i feel asleep in the transport