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Is there a story or reasoning for your username?

Alston Neal wrote:I don't want anyone here to have a low opinion of me.

good publicity, bad publicity......same thing.

coanbru....figured it out. The great trail blazer.

Your new avatar kept reminding of someone..














a hah!







Just kidding, I like your new photo.

@Alston Neal
Now you are on my list too [-X ....If I could just figure where I left that Dag Gum list.

coanbru wrote:If I could just figure where I left that Dag Gum list.

Ammo can on the summit?

well, my name is Trish. I can't remember where the "ness" came from as that brain cell is long dead. It just seemed to go together.

;)

coanbru wrote:You two are Real Mean and Hurtful.

Your new pic looks mean

coanbru wrote:You two are Real Mean and Hurtful.

Are those dwarf names?

coanbru wrote:

someday I hope to scan some pictures of the Reavis Ranch before the fire so you can see what the Ranch house and out buildings looked like

Today is Someday.....So what are you waiting for?

All my pictures and other stuff is in storage in Colorado but we will be renting a truck and hauling it all back in about two weeks. I will then hopefully find the pictures and slides and scan/post them for all to see.

@SuperstitionGuy
Oh please, anything to keep you away from pixel trivia...

Tortoise Hiker wrote:Your new pic looks mean

I thought this should be his new avatar:

It’s all about the beer…hmmm beer BiFrost….the best beer I’ve ever tasted from Elysian Brewery in Seattle….thanks to a friend who brought a BiFrost bomber on a backpack trip and was nice enough to share the sudsy nectar of goodness

I am a huge Doors fan. In 1986 -- six years before the internet was invented -- I logged on to a NAU-only local chat system. The name I chose was Kingsnake, after the Doors' "Crawlin' Kingsnake" song on the "L.A. Woman" album. I flirted with a few other aliases, for a few days here and there in the first few months, but have been Kingsnake for 27 years since, eventually carrying it over to FidoNet and eventually the interwebs.

Since I started this topic, does my username seem stupid given it refers to a mountain rather than a person? At the time when I signed up on HAZ it had more meaning as I was trying to get something going on in terms of music, but that's a lost dream. I've thought of changing to another name for HAZ.

Please do not change your name.

Changing avatars is enough trouble for me already when I play Pixel Triva as I do try to remember who took various pictures.... ;)

Devils Mountain wrote:Since I started this topic, does my username seem stupid given it refers to a mountain rather than a person? At the time when I signed up on HAZ it had more meaning as I was trying to get something going on in terms of music, but that's a lost dream. I've thought of changing to another name for HAZ.

Ultimately it's up to you but I feel a user name is kinda like a tattoo. It doesn't have to make sence to anyone but you.

Changing avatars is OK, but I agree with Bradshaws.

No as a matter of fact you can't have my user name.
But I have an avatar I can let you have for real cheap.....

When I was in high school I grew almost 6 inches my freshman year, so I was 6'3" but only weighed about 125 pounds. To say I was skinny was an understatement. Spent quite a bit of time at my friend's house who had a grandfather that lived with him. (Picture Floyd the barber with a touch of senility and chain smoking hand rolled cigarettes all day) Anyways, his grandfather could not keep everyone straight who passed through their house so he gave each of us a nickname. This was the early 80's when everyone wore short shorts and combined with my toothpick legs my nickname was glaringly obvious.

Started using the name online because I have never had a conflict with another user on any of the other forums I frequent.

@SpiderLegs
Well, you haven't changed much with age...You're still a tall drink of water.... Good to see you last night...

@SpiderLegs
Were they those corduroy OP shorts?