Breakdown your Username!
03-21-2014, 07:54 AM
#634
Member
Join Date: 12-18-2013
Location: Atlanta (area), GA
Posts: 98
Not too inventive, but I've always liked the rhyming aspect ...
My name is Mike and I like to bike. (bicycle).
I've been riding a bicycle of some sort since like 1993. I was never (and am not) fast (not really a competitive racer), but will go a long time. I have done lots of races (both road and mountain), regularly (a few a year) ride metric road centuries (100Km), have done road centuries (100 miles) in the past. I raced the Vermont 50 last fall (50 mile mountain bike race). Did the Vermont 50 in '02 & '03 and then again last year (it was held on my birthday in '02 and '13). I used to live up that way (MA), before the divorce.
I looking forward to the Syllamo's Revenge (AR) 50 mile mountain bike race in mid-May this year. Actually I did register, but I'm still trying to decide if I should go or not. It's hard to train over the winter, and the stationary isn't the same. I have my kids most weekends....
I'm not fast but I will ride a long time and I'm very stubborn, it takes a lot to make me give up.
My name is Mike and I like to bike. (bicycle).
I've been riding a bicycle of some sort since like 1993. I was never (and am not) fast (not really a competitive racer), but will go a long time. I have done lots of races (both road and mountain), regularly (a few a year) ride metric road centuries (100Km), have done road centuries (100 miles) in the past. I raced the Vermont 50 last fall (50 mile mountain bike race). Did the Vermont 50 in '02 & '03 and then again last year (it was held on my birthday in '02 and '13). I used to live up that way (MA), before the divorce.
I looking forward to the Syllamo's Revenge (AR) 50 mile mountain bike race in mid-May this year. Actually I did register, but I'm still trying to decide if I should go or not. It's hard to train over the winter, and the stationary isn't the same. I have my kids most weekends....
I'm not fast but I will ride a long time and I'm very stubborn, it takes a lot to make me give up.
07-10-2014, 01:23 AM
#636
Member
Join Date: 04-26-2014
Location: Houston
Posts: 55
Industrial radiography is my profession. I kept it out of usernames in the past because I just recently got my advanced level certs that kind of sealed the deal on this being my profession vs. my job.
Gamma is the energy of radiation given off by all industrial radiography isotopes. It's what lets us see through materials. Gamma energy travels at the speed of light in a straight line. Guess it just speaks to my ego. My first name is Wesley for the second part of my username.
Gamma is the energy of radiation given off by all industrial radiography isotopes. It's what lets us see through materials. Gamma energy travels at the speed of light in a straight line. Guess it just speaks to my ego. My first name is Wesley for the second part of my username.
07-14-2014, 07:43 AM
#637
Senior Member
Join Date: 03-27-2014
Location: Georgia-lina
Posts: 292
2oodoor is roodoo2 spelled backwards like racecar
nickname by grandpa was rooster dooster so a shortened version was my www sn since 96. Il tried to start a new email addy with my provider and that name was being used somewhere already I guess so I made it work, so it works for me
it's automotive and also sounds like tudor which is like teacher, a person that helps people learn which is largely why Im on automotive forums. Ive been ASC certifed tech, shop foreman, fleet manager and remain an entheusist who now is in a new career in IT 
as well as a moderator for another car forum.
nickname by grandpa was rooster dooster so a shortened version was my www sn since 96. Il tried to start a new email addy with my provider and that name was being used somewhere already I guess so I made it work, so it works for meit's automotive and also sounds like tudor which is like teacher, a person that helps people learn which is largely why Im on automotive forums. Ive been ASC certifed tech, shop foreman, fleet manager and remain an entheusist who now is in a new career in IT as well as a moderator for another car forum.
10-25-2014, 09:14 PM
#638
Member
Join Date: 02-21-2010
Location: Dallas Texas area
Posts: 79
phrog fixer, phrog nick name for the CH-46 helicopter used by the Marines for 50 years (+/-). I worked for 21 years on it, primarily on the avionics but help change must mechanical parts on it. Also was aircrew for a while.
12-13-2014, 10:48 AM
#639
New Member
Join Date: 12-11-2014
Location: San Diego, Ca
Posts: 10
Blownfuel......should be pretty self explanatory! ;)
Lets see.....blown 1923 Ford T-Bucket, Blown 1989 Lincoln Mark VII, collecting parts to restore a 1966 Woody Gilmore Top Fuel Dragster......a theme should be becoming apparent here! (Still trying to figure out how to post pics from my Kindle.....can't even find an attachment button when using it.)
