Breakdown your Username!
08-01-2006, 07:43 PM
#111
Senior Member
Join Date: 04-11-2006
Location: Vermont
Posts: 110
i had to come up with a name while at circuit city 7 years ago. It was for one of those promos, sign up for 3 years of compuserve and they gave you $400 bucks. So Angeleyez is b/c people told me i had the eyes of an angel and the 0072 was the last 4 digits of my phone #. all the simple numbers were taken. i've used it ever since. I have started to use the names of my "kids" (my dogs) LuckyNGromit. Maybe someday angeleyez0072 will be laid to rest.....
08-01-2006, 08:23 PM
#113
Member
Join Date: 07-23-2006
Location: Fresno, Ca
Posts: 43
back in late 70's and early 80's i played alot of video games... and when you get a high score you had to put in 3 letters... i have a really big nose and nose turned in to NOZ.. then aol came in early 90's and wanted a e-mail addy more than 3 letters.. big nose= BGNOZ...
The Bgnozdude
bgnoz@comcast.net
dudenoz@comcast.net
The Bgnozdude
bgnoz@comcast.net
dudenoz@comcast.net
08-01-2006, 08:35 PM
#115
Got my nic when I was in high school, I lost $14,000 on a foot ball game. It was all money I had let ride from previous bets that all started with a $20 pool on when someone would have a baby. Double or nothings can add up to a lot after a while one double or nothing a week for about 10 weeks. I was getting greedy. I did cash out some of it early along and took it down to 3500 riding on the next bet. I have had the name ever since.
08-01-2006, 09:45 PM
#119
Senior Member
Join Date: 07-21-2006
Location: Ft Walton Bch FL
Posts: 1,708
I didn't take nearly as long to come up with my name as many of you. My HHR is Sandstone and I live near the beach in the Florida panhandle.
yeshua63043, I grew up in South St Louis County. I also spent a lot of time going to custom car shows in the area in the 70s. A close friend was one of the best customizers in the area. He had a silver chopped '69 Camaro with multi-colored flames. Have you ever seen it?
yeshua63043, I grew up in South St Louis County. I also spent a lot of time going to custom car shows in the area in the 70s. A close friend was one of the best customizers in the area. He had a silver chopped '69 Camaro with multi-colored flames. Have you ever seen it?
08-01-2006, 09:45 PM
#120
Senior Member
Join Date: 07-07-2006
Location: Michigan City, In and proud of it!!!
Posts: 241
Well mine is easy.
I have a 1969 Nova, my first car was a 1968 Nova and I wanted a diecast Nova for display on my shelf. When I first got online way back when a basic computer cost about $3800.00 I started using that name. There wasn't any diecast Novas in my fav. years 1968-1972 back then.
Well to make a long story short, I now have over 200 Diecast Novas from 1968-1972. Every scale and size imaginable. Over 60 1/18 scale alone.
I have used the name on just about everything I do. So it has stuck.
I have a 1969 Nova, my first car was a 1968 Nova and I wanted a diecast Nova for display on my shelf. When I first got online way back when a basic computer cost about $3800.00 I started using that name. There wasn't any diecast Novas in my fav. years 1968-1972 back then.
Well to make a long story short, I now have over 200 Diecast Novas from 1968-1972. Every scale and size imaginable. Over 60 1/18 scale alone.
I have used the name on just about everything I do. So it has stuck.