usernames

ketsbaia

CXXC wrote:

ketsbaia wrote:

I look like the Georgian international former Newcastle United striker of the same name.

you wrote Georgian, I read Gregorian, and pictured mass ranks of Toon fans chanting his name Catholic-church-styleeee

Pie Jesu Domine, Dona eus Ketsbaia...

Mr Plum

I randomly called my bike Mr Plum one day and it's the first thing that came into my head after the one I wanted was already taken.

SimonAH

It is an anagram of ‘His moan’,

Also an acronym for “Special interest? Maintaining overwhelming narcissism and hubris”

It makes people believe that my name is Simon, and never suspect that it is really Arbuthnot, which has a bit too much of a feminine feel to me.

I’ve used it as my burlesque stage name ever since my old handle of ‘Iron Maggie’ started to lose me gigs in the Ben Elton stand-up era.

The shape is vaguely reminiscent of the skyline of Baton Rouge - so many, many memories. I can’t make tiramisu or use an adjustable spanner without remembering those heady days…..

When reversed it is the aboriginal word for ‘sacred piece of bark’

It uses every single vowel in the English alphabet with the exception of e and u.

There was once a Dneipr motorcycle and side-car outfit marketed under that model name which held (and still holds) the record for the most Bakelite by weight in any light vehicle.

If you add up the ‘numbers’ of the letters you get a total of 83 which is the age at which Dame Joan Sutherland died. If you apply the rules of numerology (which is now finally accepted by the Chartered Institute of Actuaries as an exact science after many years of debate) you reach the number 3 (8+3=12, 1+2=3) which has this to say about me (source; Astrology-Numerology.com)

The Life Path 3 indicates that you entered this plane with a strong sense of creativity and with wonderful communication skills. Achievement for you most likely comes through engaging your ingenious expression. A truly gifted 3 possesses the most exceptional innovative skills, normally in the verbal realm, writing, speaking, acting, or similar endeavors. Here we are apt to find the entertainers of the world, bright, effervescent, sparkling people with very optimistic attitudes. The bright side of this path stresses harmony, beauty and pleasures; of sharing your inventive talents with the world. Capturing your capability in creative self-expression is the highest level of attainment for this life path.
Life is generally lived to the fullest, often without much worry about tomorrow. You are not very good at handling money because of a general lack of concern about it. You spend it when you have it and don't when you don't.
All of which is absolutely spot on as an assessment of my personality.

You see – it works on so very many levels.

Finbar Saunders

SimonAH wrote:

‘His moan

Fnarr! Fnarr!

asprilla

ketsbaia wrote:

I look like the Georgian international former Newcastle United striker of the same name.

I'm unpredictable when playing football, like the Columbian international former Newcastle United striker of the same name.

hatbeard

marchant wrote:

My name came from Marchant, the anthropomorphic(?) bicycle from the Robert Rankin Brentford Trilogy.

One of my fav. authors he is...

MonkeyMonster

I like to climb things plus behave like a cheeky * from time to time and Monster from online personas from years back

DIESELDOG

I have a cat, it's called Bob.

NW Postie

mine is quite self explanatory, the region i'm from and my current job

millimole

MIne is from my CB handle years and years ago :oops: as it reflected (and still does reflect) elements of my job - in that I am a Biomedical Scientist, and in my specialism - where I no longer work - some of the patient results are reported in units such as 'millimoles/litre'.
Moles being linked to the molecular weight of a substance.
I did experiement at one time with Billy Roobin - Bilirubin being one of the substances a hospital laboratory will measure - but my name ain't Billy, William or Wills.

SimonAH

millimole wrote:

MIne is from my CB handle years and years ago :oops: as it reflected (and still does reflect) elements of my job - in that I am a Biomedical Scientist, and in my specialism - where I no longer work - some of the patient results are reported in units such as 'millimoles/litre'.
Moles being linked to the molecular weight of a substance.
I did experiement at one time with Billy Roobin - Bilirubin being one of the substances a hospital laboratory will measure - but my name ain't Billy, William or Wills.

...and sounds much less threatening when read aloud than Kilomole

snooks

My surname in Snook, so I sat down for hours, and all I could think of was snooks

Freshfunkmeister

.....I remember Greg Proops saying this to Clive Anderson on an episode of whose line is it anyway ? years ago so I use it for most t'interweb forums....

Freshfunkmeister

.....I remember Greg Proops saying this to Clive Anderson on an episode of whose line is it anyway ? years ago so I use it for most t'interweb forums....

rjsterry

Some people think I'm called Terry, but I'm not.

Usually_Lurking

It's because I am.

corona

I'm drinking one right now, just back after a quick 10 miles

UndercoverElephant

rjsterry wrote:

Some people think I'm called Terry, but I'm not.

June!!!

Flyingbogey

Lovely green flying machine which was my first road bike. Chums called it the flying bogey.

CiB

I used to be ChrisInBicester, but I got bored of typing that lot so had it trimmed to this. And it's what people were referring to me with in their posts - CiB. Funny thing is I'm not normally known as Chris, and I don't live in Bicester. Or Binchester as DDD called it recently. I like that.

waddlie

I'm from Aylesbury, home of the duck...

shouldbeinbed

I don't sleep very well so stay up until I'm properly tired or all night.

It's where people keep telling me i should be when I recount some story of mooching about at 3am.

Specialized Needs

cyclopsbiker wrote:

why did you choose your current username?

et vous?

Jay dubbleU

Mr Boring, me - initials :roll:

cyclopsbiker

Specialized Needs wrote:

cyclopsbiker wrote:

why did you choose your current username?

et vous?

cyclops was my (must still be) my xbox username...but someone else had beaten me to it on BR so I added 'biker'. originally I chose cyclops as I related my online persona to the greek mythological giant....it seemed to fit when I was chopping the boomers with my chainsaw

itboffin

mine was unclebadtouch but for REASONS I don't want to talk about I had to change it ...

howie3472

Mine is boring it was my nickname but somebody allready had it so i added my last 4 of my old army number

EKE_38BPM

snooks wrote:

My surname in Snook, so I sat down for hours, and all I could think of was snooks

Any relation to Pauline? I used to work with her many moons ago.

danlikesbikes

I have a bit of a fetish for bikes, bike gear & pretty much any bike gadgets so the names says it all really.

Airwave

Dance Anthem.