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Where did your username on BGP come from?

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While not technically her name, her family and most of her school friends still call her by her nickname of Henry. I do too. Which has raised a eyebrow or two when folks have heard me sign off a telephone call with "Love you Henry". :scared:

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The genesis of my nickname is rather simple: Marine=leatherneck

Current home + college mascot. Living behind enemy lines as it was.

I originally tried to use my nickname Oneye but Guru nixed it saying it was too explicit. Whatever that meant so I went with big hair.

 

Better yet progressive rock.

Because the first step is admitting you have a problem. Football is to me like crack was to Whitney.

name was given to me by Holy Cross' coaching staff during my first year with the team (2006-07) and it stuck. Wish I would have thought of uselessinfo first...shucks!!

My bgp handle is the name of a Will Smith album. I thought it was a cool name, so I borrowed it.

While not technically her name, her family and most of her school friends still call her by her nickname of Henry. I do too. Which has raised a eyebrow or two when folks have heard me sign off a telephone call with "Love you Henry". :scared:

 

Not that there's anything wrong with that.:D

 

 

There are enough sexually ambiguous names out there that might raise an eyebrow (Kelly, Casey, etc. etc. etc.) But Henry would be an eye-opener!

Not that there's anything wrong with that.:D

 

 

There are enough sexually ambiguous names out there that might raise an eyebrow (Kelly, Casey, etc. etc. etc.) But Henry would be an eye-opener!

 

Nowadays, definitely. But not in the past, when Henrietta was a somewhat common girls' name. Then again, in those days, Shirley was a relatively common name for men.

Not that there's anything wrong with that.:D

 

 

There are enough sexually ambiguous names out there that might raise an eyebrow (Kelly, Casey, etc. etc. etc.) But Henry would be an eye-opener!

 

In my best Ricky Ricardo voice: I had some "splanin" to do!

I'm big...my last name starts with V...I'm male...and my softball jersey number when I was still playing was 23...hence BigVMan23

I was listening to this when I registered....

 

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