My nickname used to be TheWolf, in honor of Harvey Keitel in Pulp Fiction, but then I went to college at NC State University (hey duraleigh!), and people assumed it was derived from the Wolfpack (NC State Sports). As you can imagine, TheWolf was a hard nickname to register around the university, so I threw my last name on it and changed it to Wolfmarsh.
Whats behind the name?
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It's a play on my name...
When we were growing up me and my older brother had a certain TV hero...[attachment=0:usd23r16]fonzie.jpg[/attachment:usd23r16]
So my brother would go around saying: "You mess with The Beez...you get stung!"
Sent me into a fit of laughter the first time I heard it, and I've kept it to this day...
When we were growing up me and my older brother had a certain TV hero...[attachment=0:usd23r16]fonzie.jpg[/attachment:usd23r16]
So my brother would go around saying: "You mess with The Beez...you get stung!"
Sent me into a fit of laughter the first time I heard it, and I've kept it to this day...
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Back in 1987ish, I dialed into a local BBS, and the screen said, "Enter Handle:" I was also reading a pilot manual at the same time. I looked down at the book and saw KIAS (Knots Indicated Air Speed) and it's stuck ever since. Which was 5 years before Kia's showed up in the US.
I was in the Marine Corps for 6 yrs from 91-97. I earned the rank of Sergeant E-5. So I took sgt and added dvldog to the end for Devil Dog which is a nickname for Marines that the Germans gave them during the battle of Belleau Wood in 1918. Sometimes I go by sgt_dvldog on other sites.
Note: If you ever meet a Marine E-5 or above, don't call him sarge. Marines always go by their full rank. The Army allows you to call them sarge.
Note: If you ever meet a Marine E-5 or above, don't call him sarge. Marines always go by their full rank. The Army allows you to call them sarge.
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We loved the movie "Ice Age" and the taekwondodo's skit. Since we were doing TKD at the time (now a 2nd degree), it just seemed appropriate as a user name...
Dodo: "If you weren't smart enough to plan ahead, then doom on you. ...(chantings)... doom on you... doom on you."
Dodo: "If you weren't smart enough to plan ahead, then doom on you. ...(chantings)... doom on you... doom on you."
Christine is my name and 19720 is the zip code from my home town where I no longer live.
I have had electrical wiring "issues" with my heart and now have an implanted cardiac defibrillator. Many here might think my name is related to pool pumps but in reality its about my heart pump.
Terry
Terry
Well mine is not nearly as entertaining as some of your's....I am a Flight Attendant and somewhat of a Diva, so I've been told... 
Woodberg
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In college, one of my roommates as a prank signed me up for Reverend Ewings Church by mail. My last name is Wood but he changed it on the application to "Woodberg". He even sent a few dollars in and asked for more information about their so called church. I got inundated with calls and junk mail from Reverend Ewing for the next couple of years. Anyway, the name Woodberg stuck.
RDKLL?
Well that comes from the fact that if you can hit it while riding a motorcycle and for the most part not get hurt(squirrels, ducks, ducklings, dog or two, etc).....then I have hit it or been hit by it (birds)
Well that comes from the fact that if you can hit it while riding a motorcycle and for the most part not get hurt(squirrels, ducks, ducklings, dog or two, etc).....then I have hit it or been hit by it (birds)
Well, mine is obvious. I am a proud mom of 2. And 2 is all I will be able to put through college. But I have considered updating to something like "holy@$*#whatwasithinking" 
OK, we have lots of new members (including me) so I think it's time to resurrect this thread...
Mine comes from a System of a Down song - "Melt in the sun, melt in the sun, who wants to come with me and melt in the sun!?" It's talking about political protests that are ignored, but I figured it would work in this situation
Lots of sun here in Arizona!
Mine comes from a System of a Down song - "Melt in the sun, melt in the sun, who wants to come with me and melt in the sun!?" It's talking about political protests that are ignored, but I figured it would work in this situation
Lots of sun here in Arizona!I thought I had posted to this topic. :?
I'm a geek from way, way back; 8086 and DOS, BBS and then Compuserve (which was almost graphical). When I incorporated my computer support business, in '99, I chose The GeekGranny, Inc. I wasn't a granny then (but of the age to be - DD waited till into 30's before having children) but thought it might be attractive to older people having a stranger come into their homes for computer support with a friendly business name; less intimidating than a young squirt. I'm now a granny and still very much a geek. I can't even begin to count how many times people, when looking at my business card or credit card, see Greekgranny instead of Geekgranny.
gg=alice
I'm a geek from way, way back; 8086 and DOS, BBS and then Compuserve (which was almost graphical). When I incorporated my computer support business, in '99, I chose The GeekGranny, Inc. I wasn't a granny then (but of the age to be - DD waited till into 30's before having children) but thought it might be attractive to older people having a stranger come into their homes for computer support with a friendly business name; less intimidating than a young squirt. I'm now a granny and still very much a geek. I can't even begin to count how many times people, when looking at my business card or credit card, see Greekgranny instead of Geekgranny.
gg=alice