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Posted: **Wed Nov 14, 2007 2:30 am**

In the world of *.ppt I expect that is unique[;)]

Posted: **Wed Nov 14, 2007 3:20 am**

I try to keep mine entertaining. The sad thing is that the average police recruit is about 22 and does not get the reference.

I also have a great Jack Webb sound bite "Just the facts ma'am" that I use in a report writing ppt.

Posted: **Sun Dec 23, 2007 5:41 pm**

[8D] Threadsters! Or is it Forumites? It has once again come to my attention that we have new members who haven't introduced themselves. So to all you new folks out there (you know who you are), take a moment to tell us about yourselves ,your log-in names , your avatars and your sig lines. To you older members who slipped thru the cracks before , tell us your tale. And to some of you oldsters who have changed your  avatars and /or sig lines , whats the deal? (Or story -whatever).  Don't be shy , we don't bite (or at least , not hard). [:D]

Posted: **Sun Dec 23, 2007 6:53 pm**

ORIGINAL: AW1Steve

[8D] Threadsters! Or is it Forumites? It has once again come to my attention that we have new members who haven't introduced themselves. So to all you new folks out there (you know who you are), take a moment to tell us about yourselves ,your log-in names , your avatars and your sig lines. To you older members who slipped thru the cracks before , tell us your tale. And to some of you oldsters who have changed your avatars and /or sig lines , whats the deal? (Or story -whatever). Don't be shy , we don't bite (or at least , not hard). [:D]

This is obvioulsy gathering intel [:D]

Posted: **Sun Dec 23, 2007 6:54 pm**

don't know why but a double [:'(]

Posted: **Sun Dec 23, 2007 7:10 pm**

ORIGINAL: Yava

ORIGINAL: AW1Steve

[8D] Threadsters! Or is it Forumites? It has once again come to my attention that we have new members who haven't introduced themselves. So to all you new folks out there (you know who you are), take a moment to tell us about yourselves ,your log-in names , your avatars and your sig lines. To you older members who slipped thru the cracks before , tell us your tale. And to some of you oldsters who have changed your avatars and /or sig lines , whats the deal? (Or story -whatever). Don't be shy , we don't bite (or at least , not hard). [:D]

This is obvioulsy gathering intel [:D]

[:D]In the language of our American west coast brethern..."Well , Duh....".....[:D]

Posted: **Sun Dec 23, 2007 7:27 pm**

Mine is my actual name...thanks for the handle Pop![8D] I could have used my service nicknames but Sowf---er, Sockf---er, Redeyed Powernapper etc, although funny, kinda suck![:D]

Posted: **Mon Dec 24, 2007 1:18 am**

Log in is my name. Avatar is a 6 inch icon of Socrates my mother bought in Greece. Major was philosophy in college.

Posted: **Tue Jan 01, 2008 3:34 am**

what a relief.......I thought it was the cat's name

Lawrence

Posted: **Fri Feb 01, 2008 6:49 pm**

[:)] Time to resurect this old thread!   There are new guys among us! New guys , you must tell us what the story is behind your log-in name , your avatar and your sig line...and while your at it , tell us about your self. It's not hard , it's not painfull, but it is in the rules (TM). So take a deep breath , and say "Hi! my name is.... and I'm a thread-a-holic......[:D]

Posted: **Sat Feb 02, 2008 2:09 am**

Welcome AW1Steve.  Keep coming back.  As you can see, I've been around for awhile just not a big poster.
Mine was actually a joke from my first enlistment in the Marines, "I ain't no Lifer, I'm doing my four years and getting the #@$% out."  After 22.5 years I guess the joke was on me although I wouldn't have changed a thing.
 
MOS 2147 LAV Mechanic and the last Maintenance Chief for the LAV Air Defence variant.

Posted: **Sat Feb 02, 2008 3:11 am**

My login name is just the first name. It is based on an experience I had in the Army over 25 years ago. Briefly:

As a brand spanking new 2LT, I was assigned as the platoon leader of a division's long range recon patrol (LRRP). I reported to the unit just before a training exercise. An orderly in the company HQ gave me a slip of paper with the name of my driver, and suggested I check the company supply area to find him.

Not there. Off to battalion S-4, then the battalion motor pool, back to the S-1 section.....on and on. I had a feeling something was up, but being so new I didn't want to make a bad impression.

Toward the end of the day, I made my way back to the Company HQ and the First Sergeant was there.

"First Sergeant. I'm wondering if you can help me. Have you seen Feltan Lichtersnatch?"

"Young man, I've seen it, felt it, licked it, and a few other things you are not authorized to know about."

A nickname was born, and it is stuck with me since.

Regards,
Feltan

Posted: **Sat Feb 02, 2008 4:53 am**

I got my master's degree from NC State Univ in Forestry. 

Posted: **Sat Feb 02, 2008 8:29 am**

ORIGINAL: Lifer

Welcome AW1Steve. Keep coming back. As you can see, I've been around for awhile just not a big poster.
Mine was actually a joke from my first enlistment in the Marines, "I ain't no Lifer, I'm doing my four years and getting the #@$% out." After 22.5 years I guess the joke was on me although I wouldn't have changed a thing.

MOS 2147 LAV Mechanic and the last Maintenance Chief for the LAV Air Defence variant.

It's a good one. When I joined the USN in 1977 the worst insult one could give was to call someone a lifer. What's funny is everyone that I know then that used it such , became one (myself included)![:D]

Posted: **Sat Feb 02, 2008 8:30 am**

ORIGINAL: Feltan

My login name is just the first name. It is based on an experience I had in the Army over 25 years ago. Briefly:

As a brand spanking new 2LT, I was assigned as the platoon leader of a division's long range recon patrol (LRRP). I reported to the unit just before a training exercise. An orderly in the company HQ gave me a slip of paper with the name of my driver, and suggested I check the company supply area to find him.

Not there. Off to battalion S-4, then the battalion motor pool, back to the S-1 section.....on and on. I had a feeling something was up, but being so new I didn't want to make a bad impression.

Toward the end of the day, I made my way back to the Company HQ and the First Sergeant was there.

"First Sergeant. I'm wondering if you can help me. Have you seen Feltan Lichtersnatch?"

"Young man, I've seen it, felt it, licked it, and a few other things you are not authorized to know about."

A nickname was born, and it is stuck with me since.

Regards,
Feltan

That's a really great story.[:D]

Posted: **Sat Feb 02, 2008 9:04 am**

Mine is so because when i joined these forums i was playing SPWAW and i had to decide for a name of a german general...my first choice was something like "OberGruppenFurher"...but then i realized that it wasn't particularly politically correct[:D], so i took one of those generals who opposed A.H. just not to fool anyone[:)]
 
My Avatars always show my face...i kinda do not like not to know the face of those i'm speaking with

Posted: **Sat Feb 02, 2008 9:15 am**

ORIGINAL: Gen.Hoepner

Mine is so because when i joined these forums i was playing SPWAW and i had to decide for a name of a german general...my first choice was something like "OberGruppenFurher"...but then i realized that it wasn't particularly politically correct[:D], so i took one of those generals who opposed A.H. just not to fool anyone[:)]

My Avatars always show my face...i kinda do not like not to know the face of those i'm speaking with

I had often wondered about your avatar..now I need to read-up on him (The original Gen.Hoepner)...I appreciate your sentiment about showing one's face...unfortuantely we are not all as photogenic as yourself. I have a photo that I took when USS America came up , and after taking one look at myself in it , I've been real reluctant to post it.[:D]

Posted: **Sat Feb 02, 2008 6:12 pm**

I joined the Marines in 86 and was doing my first exercise. Part of my Boot qualifications was the axe qualification. Axe qual is when Marines blindfold you and you try to split a quarter. The real game was they threw your soft cover or hat on the quarter and you chopped it up to pieces. During a CAX in the desert it gets pretty hot and most Marines would only bring 1 softcover. This meant that you would have to wear your helmet even when you where not in the field. The CAXs lasted 20-25 days too and it was very hot!

I actually split the damn quarter and the nickname stuck until this day. Part of the reason too is my last name is Cutler.
[&o]
Cutman

Posted: **Sat Feb 02, 2008 6:27 pm**

I am 190 cms 150 kgs usually called Bear by my wife. So when I picked my first nick I was thinking on something similar. Since I did not like Ursus Magnus (Big Bear in Latin) I picked the name of a stellar constellation.

Posted: **Mon Feb 04, 2008 6:56 pm**

I think that this text gives a basic description of my login, or avatar, if someone is interested in. Avatar picture is not directly connected to my login name. It's only a vision by an artist of some naval battle.

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