What Do Your Usernames Mean?

[snafud1]

wheels up . Been a while since I heard flying language. I figured the cavu but missed the wheels up part.
Mudpuppy, that is very interesting info. I would liked to have seen a pic of that sucker.

 

[imalko]

In my case the username is simply derived from my name: Igor Malko = imalko
I was thinking for a while to adopt username MIg = Malko Igor. As you can see also derived from my name, but mig was already taken so I didn't want to use it and besides it would be confusing. Anyway "imalko" was my first username which I used when got to the internet first time years ago, so I just stick to that.

Famous actor John Malkovich is my relative did you now?
Just joking.

 

[Marcel]

Not to spoil the fun, but it's already done. Here is the original thread:

http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/off-topic-misc/what-do-your-usernames-mean-4327.html

 

[beaupower32]

Marcel, you fun killer. lol, im just joking. Thanks for pointing us in the right direction.

 

[BikerBabe]

Well, in case you haven't noticed, I have a certain fondness (- if not to say a slightly rabid obsession! ) with certain motorcycles made by a german factory, hence the "Biker"-part.
"Babe" is slightly ironic, as there usually isn't much "babe"-like about me when in my everyday-/work clothes.
I can look really nice and "user friendly" if I have to go out and put on a nice dress/outfit - but I prefer to be myself.

And I know that the word "Biker" usually means your average guy with leather gear, Harley, beer, rock and chicks - I like the rock 'n roll part, you can keep the rest as far as I'm concerned.

 

[imalko]

I don't see any problem with this. Just let one of the moderators merge this thread with the older one and there you have it...

 

[lesofprimus]

Done and combined both threads....

 

[lingo]

My username on here is lingo but on another forum I'm lingodog, as that's the name for a forward air controller (directing aircraft onto targets just beyond the FEBA or forward edge of the battle area) which is a job I had when in the service. For some reason I wasn't allowed to call myself lingodog here. My given name is Glyn.

 

[Doughboy]

I chose Doughboy becuase America's soldiers in WWI were called "Doughboys".

 

[diddyriddick]

I use the same username for everything.

diddy=my daughter's name for me-it was never daddy.
riddick=my name.

diddyriddick has a certain rhythm...don't you think?

 

[snafud1]

Thanks Marcel and lesofprimus. I think it was too far buried for me to keep searching.

 

[Maximowitz]

Mine is a tribute to the man who kept an MP40 in his cockpit.

Willy Maximowitz

 

[snafud1]

Very interesting. Thanks for the likk.

 

[Flyboy2]

Mine is a product of the fact that I couldn't think of anything else, so I used Flyboy, but that was taken, so I added a two to the end...
Kinda wish i chose something better

 

[Yerger]

My last name

 

[Coors9]

Big NASCAR fan that started in the early 80's. Now it's a joke, Call it" na$cam" now. My fav driver is a fella they call "Awesome" Bill Elliott. 1988 Winston Cup Champion who drove a Ford thunderbird,#9, sponsored by Coors.

 

[snafud1]

Yeah, those of us in the local dirt track circuits call it NASCRAP. Like seeing fans of racing on here.8)

 

[Sweb]

Interesting. Mine is a drunkenly butchered derivation of the name Giuseppe hung on me years ago.

 

[Aaron Brooks Wolters]

Mine's pretty self explanatory. It's my name.

 

[siznaudin]

Sizaire et Naudin 1909 1600cc 1 cylinder, 3 speed differential.

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