Huh?? Left you in the Bahamas??? Like for ever left you??
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Actually i do. What the hell does it mean? You collect cheap lighters and pens and your name starts with D??
Because I am Trent from Toledo !
I've been trying to crack your code...it finally makes sense :wink:
My name is Jarrod, hence the J...and I am a Cadillac owner and loyalist.
Ain't your grandpa's Caddy, my 2017 ATS-V: 464-hp , 445 lb-ft , 0-60mph ~3.8 sec
Actually i do. What the hell does it mean? You collect cheap lighters and pens and your name starts with D??
Lol I’ve also been curious about Bic D. I see him in the live streams sometimes. I wonder if Wombra is here anywhere? I’m the Chef of course.
Blackballed I thought was a young Hispanic gentleman for a while, because of his avatar when I first came around
Island drive was left a plot of land by his father is what I gathered from that, in case you weren’t messing around czar
Actually i do. What the hell does it mean? You collect cheap lighters and pens and your name starts with D??
haha, No, my wife and I went to a Thai restaurant one time and when I walked in this Thai older guy with a high pitched voice screamed out at me
"Hey, Bic Daddy in the house y'all"
The name stuck for some reason
I kinda thought that but the way it sounded when i first read it i thought his dad just left him in the Bahamas. Either way would have been good with me.
Nine-o-nine...The B-17 that recently crashed near Hartford. I helped n the restoration of that plane several years ago, knew the crew too...very sad,. Mirtch
Kobachi
Scarred but Smarter
As kids growing up, me and my buddies running around the neighborhood would occasionally cause a little trouble...nothing too serious, (broken window playing ball, accidentally ripping off a car bumper while skitching in the winter, firework nonsense, etc...).
When something like that would happen, and if we got sequestered by our parents about it, we all had a pre-planned story/person to throw the blame on.
Johnny Kobachi. He was a fictitious kid that would sometimes hang with us that “lived in the suburbs and didn’t go to our school, and we don’t know where he lives”.
Poor Johnny Kobachi got blamed for a lot of crap back then.
Later in life I adopted this name for other things, such as this site for starters.
When something like that would happen, and if we got sequestered by our parents about it, we all had a pre-planned story/person to throw the blame on.
Johnny Kobachi. He was a fictitious kid that would sometimes hang with us that “lived in the suburbs and didn’t go to our school, and we don’t know where he lives”.
Poor Johnny Kobachi got blamed for a lot of crap back then.
Later in life I adopted this name for other things, such as this site for starters.
Thanks PT! Lol..I’ve thought about getting one on there a couple times but I always let it drop.
Did it work? Let’s see
Hahah yyeeeaahhh boooyyyy.
I was playing a lot of straight pool (still love the game just don't play as much) and attending Indiana University when I joined AZ.
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business and domain name
ShootingArts was my business and domain name for years. I think my brother thought of it for a business we partnered in. I found the name to be far more adaptable than I would have thought originally. Pistols, rifles, photography, pool. We shoot a lot of things. My first choice of internet handles is Hu but sometimes the naming rules won't allow only two letters or Hu is already taken. In those cases I use ShootingArts as my handle and my signature is Hu. Doesn't make much sense on outdoor equipment or wood turning forums but as I have said for many years, the person behind the handle makes the handle, not the other way around.
I went to a good sized out of state event. Could have put my real name on a name tag and been completely undercover. Instead, I just snuck in and out without a name tag since I was shooting the event instead of shooting in the event. A good many surprised people when I told them I had been at the match!
Hu
ShootingArts was my business and domain name for years. I think my brother thought of it for a business we partnered in. I found the name to be far more adaptable than I would have thought originally. Pistols, rifles, photography, pool. We shoot a lot of things. My first choice of internet handles is Hu but sometimes the naming rules won't allow only two letters or Hu is already taken. In those cases I use ShootingArts as my handle and my signature is Hu. Doesn't make much sense on outdoor equipment or wood turning forums but as I have said for many years, the person behind the handle makes the handle, not the other way around.
I went to a good sized out of state event. Could have put my real name on a name tag and been completely undercover. Instead, I just snuck in and out without a name tag since I was shooting the event instead of shooting in the event. A good many surprised people when I told them I had been at the match!
Hu
Sorry for loss. WW2 aircraft are treasures and those that fix/restore/fly them are special folks. That was tragic.
He passed, while I was at CJ's the week Earl Ran the 10 pack for a million. Ironically I won the cue raffle....thx CJ.Huh?? Left you in the Bahamas??? Like for ever left you??
The spawning season is coming. Lot a fish in the rivers now but I'm a puss when it comes to the cold.
Genius is an epithet attributed far too casually these days. My username is an homage to a gentleman fully deserving of such a title. Ernő Rubik of Hungary.
In my younger days, I was one of those "hold my beer and watch this" kind of a guy. I did a lot of reckless and stupid things. I'm damn lucky I survived a lot of the things I did.
When I took my act to General Motors in '73 at the age of 19, I still hadn't outgrown most of my reckless behavior.
So, I had a work buddy that watched me do yet another stupid stunt and afterwards he said "Metz, you're a maniac". The nickname picked up steam throughout the Body Shop and pretty soon everyone that knew me called me that.
Later in life, when I started riding in a motorcycle club, Maniac was my handle.
After all the years that have passed, I still get called Maniac every once in a while by a past friend/acquaintance.
Maniac (or Tony, if you'd rather)
When I took my act to General Motors in '73 at the age of 19, I still hadn't outgrown most of my reckless behavior.
So, I had a work buddy that watched me do yet another stupid stunt and afterwards he said "Metz, you're a maniac". The nickname picked up steam throughout the Body Shop and pretty soon everyone that knew me called me that.
Later in life, when I started riding in a motorcycle club, Maniac was my handle.
After all the years that have passed, I still get called Maniac every once in a while by a past friend/acquaintance.
Maniac (or Tony, if you'd rather)