Forum Name

**acstoon** · 2nd September 07, 08:12 AM

Mine's kind of silly-simple:

acstoon

acs = are my initials
toon = well... my life is kind of a cartoon, at times... often involving smart-**** comedic behavior, usually aimed at myself.

**ccga3359** · 2nd September 07, 08:26 AM

Pronouced C-C-G-A, 3-3-5-9. Or to the initiiated in radio lingo the last two numbers fife-niner.

Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary #3359.

But you can call me Grant.

**Mr. Kilt** · 2nd September 07, 08:53 AM

Excellent thread topic, Mikey!

My current screen name is pretty much self-explanatory...it's the vanity plate I have on my Durango.

**The Wizard of BC** · 2nd September 07, 09:10 AM

Mine kinda grew from my Call Sign back in my flying days. I was awarded the Call Sign "Mr. Wizard" because I have the knack to teach even complex subjects like aerodynamics in a way that everyone can understand.
Then I came up here to Canada and "Oh my, I'm not in Kansas anymore."
So, The Wizard of BC was born.

**kallen** · 2nd September 07, 09:24 AM

Mine is my Klingon name.
My Klingon name is simply my real name "Allen" w/ a K' in front of it. I just left off the apostraphe for ease of logging in.

My avatar is the logo of the ship I'm on, IKV Bayou Serpent.

**MacWage** · 2nd September 07, 09:38 AM

Originally Posted by kallen

Mine is my Klingon name.
My Klingon name is simply my real name "Allen" w/ a K' in front of it. I just left off the apostraphe for ease of logging in.

My avatar is the logo of the ship I'm on, IKV Bayou Serpent.

And he is REAL serious about that Star Trek thing, just ask what he plans to name his kid.
A Star Destroyer would kick the Enterprise's rump, though.

My is based on an abbreviation of my last name. My father is known as Wage, so I am "Son of Wage" or "MacWage."

**James MacMillan** · 2nd September 07, 01:25 PM

It is really self evident.

**pipesndrumsnun** · 2nd September 07, 02:05 PM

Mine is yet another simple one - I'm a nun, and I'm in a pipe and drum band (I've been a drummer since 7th grade and am currently learning the practice chanter with hopes of moving to the big pipes some day!). I've found, thus far, that a nun in a pipe band is sort of unusual.

-Casper - I can relate! I've also been "Sister Snowflake" (on Myspace).

-The people in my town call me "Sister Heidi the drumming nun".

-In a couple of other places, I'm stjoesister (because I'm a Sister of St. Joseph).