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Partial
04-16-2006, 08:43 PM
Mine was originally tensdanny38 at JSO. I switched to Partial and added an avatar when I realized I wasn't getting any attention. Then I realized I was just an idiot and didn't know a lick of football :lol:

Partial was my counterstrike name back in early highschool. It was Partial to Periwinkle on our team. We all had really lame names. It eventually evolved into Partial, and i've used it ever since.

Harlan Huckleby
04-16-2006, 09:06 PM
I use my real life name.

billy_oliver880
04-16-2006, 09:53 PM
Its my porn star name. :twisted:

Deputy Nutz
04-16-2006, 10:11 PM
I use mine because I got extremely large testicles.

Harlan Huckleby
04-16-2006, 10:17 PM
Do they drag on shower floor?

I am a member of a gym with a lot of old guys as members. Well, there are certain parts of the human body that continue to grow into old age.

MJZiggy
04-16-2006, 10:18 PM
That was WAY more than I needed to know.

HarveyWallbangers
04-16-2006, 10:36 PM
Named after the early 80s Brewers team. Actually, it's named after my fantasy baseball team name--which was a play on that team's nickname. We had to have a city and nickname combination, and I got away with this version because there is actually a town in North Dakota named Harvey.

GrnBay007
04-16-2006, 10:42 PM
I use mine because I got extremely large testicles.

Have you seen a doctor for this yet? It could be a serious infection. :razz:

GrnBay007
04-16-2006, 10:53 PM
007 - secret agent here to infiltrate important information for the Packer's headquarters.
New mission is to gather information on whether Mr. Favre will decide if he wants to play prior to the opening game against the baby Bears.

Tarlam!
04-17-2006, 03:42 AM
Combination of kids' first names: Tarah and Lambert. I added the ! after I logged out of JSO, couldn't get back on and needed to re-register. I liked it...

jack's smirking revenge
04-17-2006, 09:23 AM
Part of a quote from the movie "Fight Club"--"I am Jack's smirking revenge". Edward Norton's character finds a room full of journals written in first person by a madman named Jack. The journals are written from the perspective of the madman's organs and emotions.

Other comical quote to illustrate the point--"I am Jack's colon. I get cancer. I kill Jack."

Relevance? Other than the fact that FC's my favorite movie, it has personal significance.

tyler

Iron Mike
04-17-2006, 11:27 AM
I picked mine out 'cuz I'm Mike..........and Iron Mikes are always badass!!!!!

Are you gonna argue with these guys???
http://image.guardian.co.uk/sys-images/Sport/Pix/pictures/2002/06/07/TysonPAbg.jpg

http://www.usdreams.com/photos%20what's%20new/Ditka4KS.jpg

http://www.garywill.com/wrestling/canada/photos/sharpem.jpg

Little Whiskey
04-17-2006, 11:51 AM
Well in my younger days i used to be a shine runner for my pa. we had the biggest still in all of hazzard county! It used to be my handle on the CB radio.




actually, It was the way i used to distinguish my high school from the University of Wisconsin. When talking to guys at an old job (who also attend my high school.) we would say "did you hear little whiskey won last weekend, and so did big whiskey.

Tarlam!
04-17-2006, 12:43 PM
Some great strories on this ol' thread...We should insist every newb get initiated right here....

MJZiggy
04-17-2006, 08:08 PM
Where did you guys come up with polar bear anyway? Why not grizzly or perhaps a bear that is native to Wis.?

Guiness
04-17-2006, 09:33 PM
Guiness -
I get involved in anything I can. If someone's doing something, I'm in like Flynn! You name it, I've done it. I'm not saying I'm good at it all, just that I'm always involved.
So an old girlfriend's roomate didn't like me, and thought I lied about all the things I'd done. One night, at a party I'm talking to her boyfriend about something (ok, it was moose hunting!) and she yells "ya right, you oughta be in the fucking book!" I asked which book, and she said the Guiness book of Records, cause I've done @#$ everything.
It stuck *shrug*

Polar Bear was Tank's invention, AFAIK. He complained that TT was hibernating when he wasn't doing anything. Only funny damn thing he's ever done!

Bretsky
04-17-2006, 09:54 PM
Bretsky

I use to be on a traveling tournament softball team that went around the state and won money. We all had nicknames on back of our uni's. My name is Brett. I pitched.

I was good back before my stomach began looking like Andy Reid's. Being an easy going guy, but a leader on the field, they began calling me the Great and Terrible Bretsky.

Kind of a spif off of Wayne Gretsky; unfortanely he was a lot more famous and has about a Billion more dollars than I have.

After the second daughter was born, my weekend softball tournament career came to an end since my wife actually wanted me home all the time :sad:

But the name lives on.

Cheers,
B

HarveyWallbangers
04-17-2006, 10:34 PM
Where did you guys come up with polar bear anyway? Why not grizzly or perhaps a bear that is native to Wis.?

Tank came up with it. Polar Bear because Ted Thompson has a lot of white in his hair, and he's always hibernating in his cave. Do Polar Bears hibernate?

MJZiggy
04-17-2006, 10:47 PM
I have no idea...they sure like cold and have a lot of fur though.

Partial
04-18-2006, 02:41 PM
I agree

Anti-Polar Bear
04-18-2006, 02:45 PM
Where did you guys come up with polar bear anyway? Why not grizzly or perhaps a bear that is native to Wis.?

Tank came up with it. Polar Bear because Ted Thompson has a lot of white in his hair, and he's always hibernating in his cave. Do Polar Bears hibernate?

Female polar bears do; ted thompson is a female polar bear. :lol:

Iron Mike
04-18-2006, 06:45 PM
Bretsky

I use to be on a traveling tournament softball team that went around the state and won money.

Did'ja ever get to play Eddie Feigner????

http://www.kingandhiscourt.com/images/cart/catalog/cart_autobooksm.jpg

Bretsky
04-18-2006, 06:49 PM
Bretsky

I use to be on a traveling tournament softball team that went around the state and won money.

Did'ja ever get to play Eddie Feigner????

http://www.kingandhiscourt.com/images/cart/catalog/cart_autobooksm.jpg

Nope, but I've read about the guy and he's amazing.

oregonpackfan
04-27-2006, 12:33 AM
Obviously, I was not very creative in coming up with my name. Nor could I relate any interesting events in my drinking days.

So, being drab, dull, and boring(or so my kids tell me) I just use the state where I have lived the past 16 years.

Oreonpackfan(born and raised in Wisconsin--my only redeeming trait)

Badgepack
09-20-2006, 05:15 PM
Big fan of the Badgers

Big fan of the Packers

This needed to be bumped

BallHawk
09-20-2006, 05:22 PM
I picked mine out 'cuz I'm Mike..........and Iron Mikes are always badass!!!!!

You gonna argue with this guy?

http://www.milwaukeemagazine.com/092002/images/mike_sherman.jpg

BallHawk
09-20-2006, 05:24 PM
Well, my name is relatively simple. The term Ballhawk is used for someone that always goes after the ball. AJ Hawk does that, and his last name is Hawk.

Ballhawk, proud VP of the Hawk Jocksniffers Club!

red
09-20-2006, 05:30 PM
longtime family nickname. i think all males in my family have gone by it at one time or another

it comes from the last name

superfan
09-20-2006, 05:37 PM
Bretsky

I use to be on a traveling tournament softball team that went around the state and won money.

Did'ja ever get to play Eddie Feigner????

http://www.kingandhiscourt.com/images/cart/catalog/cart_autobooksm.jpg

Wow, Eddie Feigner. My dad took me to see him in Lancaster, WI when I was a young pup, about 8 years old or so. He and his team were amazing -- kind of the Harlem Globetrotters of softball. The funny thing is that I had basically forgotten about him until about a month ago when my dad and I somehow brought him up in conversation. Now I find him mentioned here. :smile:

superfan -- well, nothing special with this name. When I first found this board I didn't know what to expect, and didn't want to throw any revealing personal information out there, so I picked something generic. Sorry!

Mazzin
09-20-2006, 05:38 PM
Mr. Redman I presume?

Either way my name is mAzzin, notlike aMAZING! Its mazzin, it was my name givin to me by my 9th grade spanish teacher (it actually means raincloud, but I like how it sounds) So it stuck, and i use it for Xbox live, AIM, E-mail, and ALL forums i join....it just fits i guess!

Badgepack
09-20-2006, 05:44 PM
Yeah, I saw Eddie Feigner when I was a youngster too.

Also used to hate the trip to Lancanster to play away games against the dreaded Arrows.

red
09-20-2006, 05:45 PM
Mr. Redman I presume?



no

Mazzin
09-20-2006, 06:43 PM
That was my best guess, i mean i dont know too many other last names with red in them.

hurleyfan
09-20-2006, 08:14 PM
Big fan of the Badgers

Big fan of the Packers

This needed to be bumped

Badge,
how the fvck did you dig this one up? Talk about a "BUMP" :mrgreen:

Zool
09-20-2006, 08:22 PM
That was my best guess, i mean i dont know too many other last names with red in them.

Red Rocket?

My name has been in online name for too many years to change it now.

Badgepack
09-20-2006, 09:09 PM
Big fan of the Badgers

Big fan of the Packers

This needed to be bumped

Badge,
how the fvck did you dig this one up? Talk about a "BUMP" :mrgreen:

I was looking for an old thread, ended up at the beginning, came across it.

Thought it would work with all the new people since then.

pacfan
09-20-2006, 09:39 PM
Nothing glorious with pacfan.

It started on JSO back in 1994. I saw the political bashings of Tex, Powerlift, and few others during the infamous "Lambert Field thread during the 94 elections and decided I wanted to join in. My usual sign-in is Packmafia, but I was in a hurray to post a response to some billigerent, idiotic post Tex had written so pacfan was who I became.

Packmafia on the other hand has a little story to it. My brother wanted to create a on-line posting community (pre-Xbox). He created all these mafia related names with Packer/Wisconsin connections for all of us. I was Luca Bratski, he was Maccaroni something, with a few other names for our friends-I can't remember. The group failed by the group name stuck, the Pack Mafia.

I have since lost interest in Xbox gaming and rarely now have time to post but Packmafia remains somewhat active in the on-line community.

GrnBay007
09-20-2006, 09:44 PM
Lil time warp pacfan....pretty sure that was 2004 w/ John Kerry? :D

K-town
09-20-2006, 09:44 PM
Nothing glorious with pacfan.

It started on JSO back in 1994. I saw the political bashings of Tex, Powerlift, and few others during the infamous "Lambert Field thread during the 94 elections and decided I wanted to join in. My usual sign-in is Packmafia, but I was in a hurray to post a response to some billigerent, idiotic post Tex had written so pacfan was who I became.

Packmafia on the other hand has a little story to it. My brother wanted to create a on-line posting community (pre-Xbox). He created all these mafia related names with Packer/Wisconsin connections for all of us. I was Luca Bratski, he was Maccaroni something, with a few other names for our friends-I can't remember. The group failed by the group name stuck, the Pack Mafia.

I have since lost interest in Xbox gaming and rarely now have time to post but Packmafia remains somewhat active in the on-line community.

Um, maybe the 2004 election? Kerry/Bush?

Can't disagree about Tex, tho.

As far as the Pacmafia goes, who was the Teflon Don? :D

GrnBay007
09-20-2006, 09:45 PM
Great minds think alike K-town :razz:

pacfan
09-20-2006, 09:51 PM
oops, 2004, my bad.

Its really been "one of those days" all day. I screwed-up a major presentation of which I am considered the lone "expert" in the department. The more I spoke, the deeper the hole, the worse things became.

I am absolutely convinced this is real reason why we have alcohol.

K-town
09-20-2006, 09:56 PM
Well, it's one of the top reasons, that's for sure.
See also, relationships, family gatherings, celebrations, funerals... and, oh-yeah: FOOTBALL!

Homer Jay
09-20-2006, 11:17 PM
Bretsky

I use to be on a traveling tournament softball team that went around the state and won money.

Did'ja ever get to play Eddie Feigner????

http://www.kingandhiscourt.com/images/cart/catalog/cart_autobooksm.jpg

Nope, but I've read about the guy and he's amazing.

The King and his court came to Cumberland in 1984 and I was lucky enough to get to play against them. I played 3rd base and somehow managed to get my glove up quick enough to prevent losing all my teeth. Wow, those guys could hit. When I came up for my first at bat, Eddie blindfolded himself. The catcher told me to hit the ball to left field. Eddie threw a curve ball that started at me head and of course I dove out of the way. As I hit the ground I saw the ball curve over the heart of the plate. Finally I managed to line the ball to left field only to be thrown out at first by about 5 steps.

After the game we headed to Sammy's Pizza for some pies and brews. They were a great bunch of guys and those are some great memories.

As to my screen name, when I saw Homer at his cass reunion and the sign said "Class of '74", I realized we had many things in common.

"D'OH!!!!

Noodle
09-21-2006, 09:13 AM
Noodle is a reference to the Keith Richards songwriting method -- he just noodles on the guitar until something comes out: "If I stick around long enough, something will generally come along," he says, "Im just a medium, a receiver, a conduit. I polish it up and transmit it."

Nothing special, just a homage to the guy we'd all like to be, if we can't be Favre.

Tony Oday
09-21-2006, 10:47 AM
These arent supposed to be our real names? :shock:



hehe mines just a porn name :)

KYPack
09-21-2006, 10:51 AM
Bretsky

I use to be on a traveling tournament softball team that went around the state and won money.

Did'ja ever get to play Eddie Feigner????

http://www.kingandhiscourt.com/images/cart/catalog/cart_autobooksm.jpg

Nope, but I've read about the guy and he's amazing.

The King and his court came to Cumberland in 1984 and I was lucky enough to get to play against them. I played 3rd base and somehow managed to get my glove up quick enough to prevent losing all my teeth. Wow, those guys could hit. When I came up for my first at bat, Eddie blindfolded himself. The catcher told me to hit the ball to left field. Eddie threw a curve ball that started at me head and of course I dove out of the way. As I hit the ground I saw the ball curve over the heart of the plate. Finally I managed to line the ball to left field only to be thrown out at first by about 5 steps.

After the game we headed to Sammy's Pizza for some pies and brews. They were a great bunch of guys and those are some great memories.

As to my screen name, when I saw Homer at his cass reunion and the sign said "Class of '74", I realized we had many things in common.

"D'OH!!!!

I now live in Kentucky, so KYPack. When I first "met" Nutz, he thought it was KY as in the jelly and Pack as in, well. ya know, pack!

So I changed my icon.

I too have my Eddie Feigner story.

When I was 16, I was a back-up at 2nd and 3rd and a relief pitcher on a Classic league fast pitch softball league team. We won the first half title in the town and earned the right to play the KING and His Court in a mid summer game. This was cool with me. The chance to see the King from a good seat on the bench sounded pretty good to a young kid.

Early in the game, our regular second baseman was blown away in his at bat and felt humiliated. He left the game in a huff. I was confused when the manager told me I was in. In the field, I managed to get my concentration together and pick off a line drive that nearly tore my glove off. Those guys were pro players and could really smack the ball!

A little later, my turn at the plate came up. I went to bat slightly nervous, but that would get worse. Feigner's pitches appeared to explode at the plate and were impossible for me to get any kind of bead on. After he got me down a couple strikes, he did the blindfold bit. The catcher told me to relax, it was just a show & Feigner could see thru the blindfold. I quickly went down on strikes.

My second at bat was even more humiliating. Feigner struck me out blindfolded from SECOND BASE. His last two pitches were huge sweeping curve balls that made me jump, but broke in for perfect strikes. I got a little stupid and was determined swing at & hit one offering (the catcher told me just to stand there).

I did swing, missed, & fell on my nose in front of all those people.

After the game, they invited us for beers. The K&C were real nice to everybody & made us all feel like we were in the show & one of the boys. I was initially humiliated, but everybody felt I had some worth for just facing the guy.

It wasn't true, but I took whatever praise I could get out of that deal

Noodle
09-21-2006, 11:18 AM
KY, that was a GREAT story. I saw Eddie a long time ago, and I admire anyone who would stand in the box against that guy. Unbelievable what that guy could do.

KYPack
09-21-2006, 12:04 PM
KY, that was a GREAT story. I saw Eddie a long time ago, and I admire anyone who would stand in the box against that guy. Unbelievable what that guy could do.

There was some other great stories out of that nite. It was a magic nite.

I learned a little about show biz that nite. They had some beers after the game and autograph sessions. I was on the edge of the group feeling pretty sheepish after my dubious showing. Feigner spotted me and called me over. "Hey kid, you were great" I said something about making a fool of myself.

"Bullshit," the King hollered, "that was a great gag, the crowd loved it"

I learned the athletics didn't mean much, it was what kinda show ya put on. & I put on a real show stopper that nite.

That's not the big story, tho.

Tn the first inning the K&C first baseman came up. This guy was huge with big ass arms. The crowd was an overflow, standing on the field along both baselines out to the outfield. The big guy hit a screaming line drive right into the crowd along 3rd. There was a lady with a baby in her arms standing about 4-5 feet to the left of the bag. The lady tried to duck & pull the baby out of the way, but the ball appeared to strike the the baby right in the back of the head, with a sickening thud, knocking the mom and the kid over.

The game came to a halt as everybody, players, umps, & the crowd ran to third. The lady and the baby were laying in a heap, not moving and totally silent. The entire crowd and players were terrified. The big slugger was one of the first people over there & I'll never forget the look of terror on his face. After several long seconds, the high pitched squeal of a baby crying filled the entire park, which was deadly silent until then.

After a few minutes, it was determined that the child & mother were totally unhurt. I can't imagine how somebody didn't get absolutely creamed, but everything turned out fine. Everybody took some extra time to recover & eventually the game resumed as if nothing happened!

It was one of those crazy things that stick with you all your life.

Scott Campbell
09-21-2006, 12:42 PM
Vic said it was because I like Campbell's soup.

MadtownPacker
09-21-2006, 01:04 PM
I am always mad, I live in a town, and I follow the Packers.

Thats all Im telling you bastards! :mad:

MJZiggy
09-21-2006, 01:31 PM
Well there's no need to get pissed about it. Oh wait, just noticed your custom rank. :razz:

BlueBrewer
09-21-2006, 04:31 PM
My silver Labrador is named Blue and I love the Brewers.

falco
09-21-2006, 07:37 PM
some people have a custom license plate with their alias

not me though

Green Bud Packer
09-21-2006, 08:04 PM
my rat name speaks for itself. it's also my fantasy football team.

LaFours
09-22-2006, 09:49 AM
LaFours is the security guard in Mallrats. He plants "evidence" on T.S. and Brodie to keep them from trashing the dating show set that is being erected at their local mall. T.S.'s desire to trash this stage stems from the fact that his girlfriend -- who he plans to propose to on a theme park ride when Jaws pops out of the water -- is the girl on the dating show. She is on the show because her father is the producer of the show and the girl that was supposed to be on the show died the day before because T.S. told her that the camera would add 10 pounds to her figure. She (the girl that was supposed to be on the show) went to the local YMCA to work on her figure and after 700 laps in the pool, an embellism burst in her head and she died. Thus T.S. is not able to propose to his girlfriend because he told some other girl that the camera would make her look fat and now his girlfriend's father needs someone for his show. T.S. figures that if he hires some "hatchet-men" (i.e. Jay & Silent Bob) to destroy the stage then the show cannot proceed and he will be able to follow through with the romantic plans he has already made. LaFours foils his plan by planting a bag of grass on Brodie and T.S., but Jay and Silent Bob rescue them but they are exiled from the Mall. It turns out fine for all involved and LaFours (played by Sven-Ole Thorsen) ends up with nothing more than a bump on his head. I could go on and on but you get the picture...

Partial
09-22-2006, 10:10 AM
LaFours is the security guard in Mallrats. He plants "evidence" on T.S. and Brodie to keep them from trashing the dating show set that is being erected at their local mall. T.S.'s desire to trash this stage stems from the fact that his girlfriend -- who he plans to propose to on a theme park ride when Jaws pops out of the water -- is the girl on the dating show. She is on the show because her father is the producer of the show and the girl that was supposed to be on the show died the day before because T.S. told her that the camera would add 10 pounds to her figure. She (the girl that was supposed to be on the show) went to the local YMCA to work on her figure and after 700 laps in the pool, an embellism burst in her head and she died. Thus T.S. is not able to propose to his girlfriend because he told some other girl that the camera would make her look fat and now his girlfriend's father needs someone for his show. T.S. figures that if he hires some "hatchet-men" (i.e. Jay & Silent Bob) to destroy the stage then the show cannot proceed and he will be able to follow through with the romantic plans he has already made. LaFours foils his plan by planting a bag of grass on Brodie and T.S., but Jay and Silent Bob rescue them but they are exiled from the Mall. It turns out fine for all involved and LaFours (played by Sven-Ole Thorsen) ends up with nothing more than a bump on his head. I could go on and on but you get the picture...

Excellent, excellent flick.

Zool
09-22-2006, 01:30 PM
LaFours is the security guard in Mallrats. He plants "evidence" on T.S. and Brodie to keep them from trashing the dating show set that is being erected at their local mall. T.S.'s desire to trash this stage stems from the fact that his girlfriend -- who he plans to propose to on a theme park ride when Jaws pops out of the water -- is the girl on the dating show. She is on the show because her father is the producer of the show and the girl that was supposed to be on the show died the day before because T.S. told her that the camera would add 10 pounds to her figure. She (the girl that was supposed to be on the show) went to the local YMCA to work on her figure and after 700 laps in the pool, an embellism burst in her head and she died. Thus T.S. is not able to propose to his girlfriend because he told some other girl that the camera would make her look fat and now his girlfriend's father needs someone for his show. T.S. figures that if he hires some "hatchet-men" (i.e. Jay & Silent Bob) to destroy the stage then the show cannot proceed and he will be able to follow through with the romantic plans he has already made. LaFours foils his plan by planting a bag of grass on Brodie and T.S., but Jay and Silent Bob rescue them but they are exiled from the Mall. It turns out fine for all involved and LaFours (played by Sven-Ole Thorsen) ends up with nothing more than a bump on his head. I could go on and on but you get the picture...

Excellent, excellent flick.
One of my all-time favorites. Its so quotable. Filmed in a Minneapolis mall.

TS "Look at you, you're glowing"

Brodie "I would be glowing if I had just fucked anyone in that elevator. Present company excluded"

LaFours
09-22-2006, 02:17 PM
LaFours is the security guard in Mallrats. He plants "evidence" on T.S. and Brodie to keep them from trashing the dating show set that is being erected at their local mall. T.S.'s desire to trash this stage stems from the fact that his girlfriend -- who he plans to propose to on a theme park ride when Jaws pops out of the water -- is the girl on the dating show. She is on the show because her father is the producer of the show and the girl that was supposed to be on the show died the day before because T.S. told her that the camera would add 10 pounds to her figure. She (the girl that was supposed to be on the show) went to the local YMCA to work on her figure and after 700 laps in the pool, an embellism burst in her head and she died. Thus T.S. is not able to propose to his girlfriend because he told some other girl that the camera would make her look fat and now his girlfriend's father needs someone for his show. T.S. figures that if he hires some "hatchet-men" (i.e. Jay & Silent Bob) to destroy the stage then the show cannot proceed and he will be able to follow through with the romantic plans he has already made. LaFours foils his plan by planting a bag of grass on Brodie and T.S., but Jay and Silent Bob rescue them but they are exiled from the Mall. It turns out fine for all involved and LaFours (played by Sven-Ole Thorsen) ends up with nothing more than a bump on his head. I could go on and on but you get the picture...

Excellent, excellent flick.
One of my all-time favorites. Its so quotable. Filmed in a Minneapolis mall.

TS "Look at you, you're glowing"

Brodie "I would be glowing if I had just fucked anyone in that elevator. Present company excluded"

Jay -- "You don't know who LaFours is? They don't know who LaFours is."

AtlPackFan
09-22-2006, 03:59 PM
AtlPackFan. Let me see...I live in Atlanta (sort of) and I'm a Packers Fan. Not to difficult, heh. :wink:

FavreChild
09-23-2006, 12:39 AM
This has nothing to do with my alias....but several of my students (college-age) seem to be obsessed with the Nickoleon game show "Guts" and the "Agro-crag" prize.

I actually remember this show; I believe it is aired on some satellite channel. But what is the cultural significance of this...or is just cult following?

Just wondering.

red
09-23-2006, 10:05 AM
Gil Hicks: Who the hell did you see me kiss?

Brodie: Some dude backstage. I don't know who he was but he seemed unimpressed.

Gil Hicks: I didn't kiss any guy backstage. I swear. I'm not gay.

Brodie: Hey, Suitorette, this guys a homophobe. You heard how repulsed he sounded. Is this the kind of guy you want to spend a vacation with? This
hate-monger?

Gil Hicks: I don't hate gay people.

Brodie: So you love them?

Gil Hicks: Yes. I mean no.

Brodie: Textbook closet case self-loather. Can't be comfortable with his own sexuality.



one of my favorite movies. my favorite scene is when jay and silent bob jump the easter bunny in front of all the kids

and this line

Little Girl:- Wow. It's a schooner.

Willam- Ha ha ha ha. You dumb bastard. It's not a schooner... it's a Sailboat.

Little Boy- A schooner IS a sailboat stupid head.

Willam- You know what. There is no Easter Bunny. Over there, that's just a guy in a suit.

Jimx29
09-23-2006, 11:24 AM
Since about late1997-early 1998, i've been known as "numbnutz" at 99% of the forums I belong to, but coming here and seeing "nutz" as one the the top posters, I chose to go with my second alias which is simply because i'm a polock and i'm in the "cyber" world.

Iron Mike
03-25-2011, 11:23 PM
Since about late1997-early 1998, i've been known as "numbnutz" at 99% of the forums I belong to, but coming here and seeing "nutz" as one the the top posters, I chose to go with my second alias which is simply because i'm a polock and i'm in the "cyber" world.

Jak się masz?

easy cheesy
03-25-2011, 11:33 PM
Since about late1997-early 1998, i've been known as "numbnutz" at 99% of the forums I belong to, but coming here and seeing "nutz" as one the the top posters, I chose to go with my second alias which is simply because i'm a polock and i'm in the "cyber" world.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tkJNyQfAprY

easy cheesy
03-25-2011, 11:40 PM
I love Cheese... I pay Homage to the Fromage.. fancy or processed... I'm "easy" with my boyfriend... he can say the "word", give a nod, or grab my hand and put his package in it while I'm looking in the fridge for some Tillamook Sharp Cheddar and I'm "down" as it were... so there ya' go... crack on it at will.....lol! My Mike motor never stops...

MJZiggy
03-26-2011, 08:26 AM
I love Cheese... I pay Homage to the Fromage.. fancy or processed... I'm "easy" with my boyfriend... he can say the "word", give a nod, or grab my hand and put his package in it while I'm looking in the fridge for some Tillamook Sharp Cheddar and I'm "down" as it were... so there ya' go... crack on it at will.....lol! My Mike motor never stops...

Same motor, different Mike.

Brando19
03-26-2011, 10:35 AM
My wife used to call me Brando when we were dating in high school. My name is Brandon and I was born on the 19th of March so I just went with Brando19.

easy cheesy
03-26-2011, 01:34 PM
Same motor, different Mike.

That's my girl! :)

easy cheesy
03-26-2011, 01:35 PM
My wife used to call me Brando when we were dating in high school. My name is Brandon and I was born on the 19th of March so I just went with Brando19.


Happy Belated Birthday!

Brando19
03-26-2011, 02:12 PM
Happy Belated Birthday!

Thanks!!!! I'm the big 27.

Patler
03-26-2011, 02:23 PM
I picked mine because backwards it spells "reltap".

Scott Campbell
03-26-2011, 04:24 PM
I picked mine because backwards it spells "reltap".


I thought it was because "Shamrock" sounded a little too fluffy.

Brando19
03-26-2011, 07:13 PM
Freak Out picked his because it's what he did when he found out what I was doing with his mom.

Iron Mike
03-27-2011, 09:45 AM
Freak Out picked his because it's what he did when he found out what I was doing with his mom.

OMG, I'm thinking that Freak Out is about my age.......which would place his Mom in the 70-80 year-old category. Where's the mind bleach????

http://www.majhost.com/gallery/manaleader/AvatarTen3/mindbleach.jpg

Brando19
03-27-2011, 10:05 AM
OMG, I'm thinking that Freak Out is about my age.......which would place his Mom in the 70-80 year-old category. Where's the mind bleach????

http://www.majhost.com/gallery/manaleader/AvatarTen3/mindbleach.jpg

HAHAHAHAHA....well....I guess I have to admit that I like older women?

Iron Mike
03-27-2011, 10:15 AM
HAHAHAHAHA....well....I guess I have to admit that I like older women?

I'm just gonna go ahead with "older" for you would be, like.........43.

http://www.musclecarclub.com/musclecars/mercury-cougar/images/mercury-cougar-1a.jpg

easy cheesy
03-27-2011, 11:23 AM
I'm just gonna go ahead with "older" for you would be, like.........43.

http://www.musclecarclub.com/musclecars/mercury-cougar/images/mercury-cougar-1a.jpg

Hey now! Cougars good! Unless of course they hail from WAZZU!

Brando19
03-27-2011, 11:39 AM
I'm just gonna go ahead with "older" for you would be, like.........43.

http://www.musclecarclub.com/musclecars/mercury-cougar/images/mercury-cougar-1a.jpg

LoL....yeah...I'd even say older for me woud be like 38. I guess I should have said I like ancient women.

Iron Mike
07-23-2011, 04:31 PM
This needed to be bumped

Agreed!!!!