I am stealing this thread idea from one I saw on VWVortex. A lot of people have cool usernames and it would be fun to give people an idea of where you got it from and what it means. Here is mine-

azlitigator. We started using it when my husband was in law school. We live in Arizona (the az part) and he is a litigator. I should be more clever and come up with something new but I'm not creative.

Who's next?

 

May be better suited for the off-topic forum.

 

Because I have an ex-wife who likes to snoop around on the internet so I needed a name that has no connection to me. 'Course, I did put my name and location on here ...doh!

 

Easy..........I am a girl..and I have a pony.........so PONYGIRL it is!!

 

Back in my teen years it was my CB handle.

 

Logic overload.

 

"Maverick" - Nickname MLFD - "Medford Lakes Fire Dept." My Fire station 371 - my fire station number pretty easy

 

TKEUofM

TKE = College Fraternity

UofM = University of Michigan

 

It's just my last name

 

Because Eleanors Mine.Der.

 

Self Explanitory

 

I don't know why Maverick, I've just always used it. and my B-day is January (1) 28.

 

TorqueIT, self explanatory.

Started off in trucks.

I've always been more interested in Torque numbers than HP.

 

mine is easy and boring, initials + year of birth

 

I think mine is self explainitory.

 

Acadian is a nickname I have been using since I started working with the computer program AutoCAD (also known as ACAD). So, that's the "ACAD" and then the "IAN" is my first name. Not to mention, I'm a cajun boy from Acadiana, as they call it. So, it just fits.

 

good a topic that doesnt involve stress. i chose this cuz its my aol/aim screen name

 

i was in a hurry to ask a question on the boards.

as i was signing up to be a member my coworkers were talking about getting king taco for lunch.

wa-la.

lame, i kno.

nick

 

D48 is the number I have on my race car. B)

 

Stadifer is an old shipyard that no longer exists here in Vancouver. They produced what they called "baby flat tops" or "jeep carries" during World War II. They were crucial to the pacific fleet war effort and were relatively cheap and easy to build during that era.

Other then that I love my little slice of the world and I think it's cool that Vancouver, Wa. as small as we are played such a major role in one of the greatest turning points in world history