An inane question - origin or meaning of your user name?
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Comments (47)lemme go off topic for a moment (question,how does one go off topic on a totally inane thread?) Riding around this afternoon....saw a sign...."Chicken Finger Salad" Now, I know what that is, I really do... but I got to musing...what do they do with the thumbs? Are chickens especially bred for big meaty fingers? Do they kill the whole chicken just to get fingers, or do they just snip them off? Now back to the original programming. PB...See MoreWhat's your GW name mean?
Comments (59)Well, mine is not garden related. "Sister" became a nickname when I started playing rugby on my sister's rugby team after college. A woman named Donna on the team couldn't remember anyone's name, so I became "Sister" and it really stuck. A few years later, at a wedding, someone was telling Donna about a really nice lawyer she'd met -- when Donna asked who it was, the woman replied "I can't remember her name, but I know it was Sister's sister!" To this day, if I call anyone from my old team, I have to use my nickname, as no one would know my first name. The "k" in sister_k is for my first name, which is Kristin....See MoreHow did you choose your user name?
Comments (64)Chose mine when I was on AOL and just kept using it. I was working as an administrative assistant, but was still being called a secretary. Sooo, I just shortened Secretary Steve (as one of my bosses called me) to secsteve. True story about using that handle. While giving someone my information about where to send an email, I gave them the email address, there was a very long pause and then "was that sexsteve?" As you can image I completely lost it,...See MoreUser Names?
Comments (150)Rhome...I always thought VW's name was whippy chick as well and until you explained your name several years ago I though it was pronounced Rome. Plllog...Your name has always thrown me. I thought it was lowercase l's until the other day someone wrote it as ones and then I thought I had been wrong all of these years. I still for the life of me have no idea what it means a post awhile back led me to believe it had something to do with technology. I have always thought lukkirish was lurk ish. Most of us must have eyes that play tricks on us. In fact, I generally do not read the liturgy at church or sing out loud b/c I always have the letters and/or words completely turned around. By the end, I am sure people question my ability to read!...See More- 6 years ago
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