considering a change of call sign

[Kawhead]

Mine came back like a Spanish name:

Patada en el culo y sacar su dinero de almuerzo

I think it loosely means "Kick his ass and take his lunch money".

[nomadtom69]

mine showed up as Ol' Chief Tom

[cbutteris]

I was thinking of switching to something more anonymous, like 'Kal'.

-Cal

[jestephens]

Well, the wife thinks it should be "Google," and that has some validity. Me and Google are kind of BFF's . . . Our house already has a rule of "no Google at the dinner table"

[Kawhead]

How 'bout a cool sounding name like Sawn claud van dam, or "The Rock" ?

I wanted a sinister warped kinda name that made you smile , so I found somebody with those attributes and CoachA came up wid it.

He's a little slow but he's good for fetching firewood.

[Caddyman]

I love this thread cos' it gives me a chance to explain my "Moniker"!
I bought a Cadillac several years ago and it was I believe the only one in the country at the time (it was a 2002 STS) so I started using "Caddyman" as my handle on forums as some friends called me "Caddy" when they got drunk and so it was what I used when I joined you guys on the VB forum!
BTW my name on that site came up as "O'l Headbanger of the Whiskey Priests MC" which is kinda apt as I'm sitting here having a whiskey and I hate priests!! Ha Ha!

Caddyman (Paul)

Say hello to Father Jack from the hit show Father Ted from some years back on Irish TV.

[cnc]

Originally Posted by rickyboy

Maybe we should all change our names and really have fun with Trip.
You're not listening are you Boss??

Fortunately or unfortunately it'll be difficult for me to lose this handle I have. I have it at work too, where it originated. My friend Davy at work hung it on me first. He's a Scottish guy and it just seemed to naturally roll off his tongue years ago. He just greeted me with "rickyboy, my son". Being real Scottish originating from Glasgow or Edinburgh I think, it just seemed natural. They often tag "son" on the end of someones name or just say "how ya do'in son". I've found the British will do that too at times.
Anyway I just started using "rickyboy" in emails and things like that. I have friends with kids that know me best as "rickyboy". A lot here on the forum just refer to me as "ricky". My wife calls me "rickyboy" or "r.b." when she likes me ....

let's just all trade names, that's what we used to do in school when ever we had a substitute teacher.