[BunnyWabbit]

I was a licensed wildlife rehabber for about 4 years. Mostly bottle-fed baby cottontail bunnies. Have released over 300 of them. I had the highest survival rate with mine. With bunnies you only feed them early in the morning and at night. Was the only wildlife I could do with my job because they wouldn't let me bring any to work. Even the personalized tag on my truck is BBBUNYS. I have since let the license go because Kansas changed the laws about qualifications. I was a volunteer and didn't feel like paying $200 to take a class for the licenses and the class offered was 3 hours away and was two days. I still sneak in a batch or two of bunnies each year though.

[White Rook]

White Rook. Sgt. Saunder's Radio Call Sign. Combat is one of my all time favorite TV shows.

[Big Tool]

I started using Big Tool in the 11th Grade in a Tech Class I had. I had a pit bull named TOOL and all my family and friends called him BIG TOOL. My Teacher didn't make the intended connection.... So He was always joking about it.

[billy]

Quote:       Originally Posted by Big Tool

I started using Big Tool in the 11th Grade in a Tech Class I had. I had a pit bull named TOOL and all my family and friends called him BIG TOOL. My Teacher didn't make the intended connection.... So He was always joking about it.

i was afraid that your story was going to get out of ...ermm..hand?
anyway
ya kept it family fare!

[YankeeSpirit76]

Quote:       Originally Posted by Chris

I lack cool nick names

We could always have a contest like the beauty pageant for guns, but this would be for a cool name for you like" Boss Hogg "or something. Since your the man in charge here I like"Fearless Leader"..LOL.

[billy]

how bout
STRETCH?

[Txhillbilly]

Being the country hick that I am,and always living away from everyone I know. Plus I have long hair and at times a really long beard everyone just called me Hillbilly. Being a native Texan, I just thought, THB

[gunnerdave]

Quote:       Originally Posted by billy

so do warrant officers shoot a lot? i am ashamed to say i had to google it to see what they were. turns out there is a buncha kinds.

Most of the Warrants I know do. Especially the guys who specialized in weapons/technical fields. Also a lot of avid fishermen. It's an interesting "brotherhood" that crossed all branches of service. In my experience, Warrant Officers from whatever branch were a tight bunch who would go out of their way to help each other, and always looked out for their troops. Maybe because we started out as Privates & worked our way up. I like to think we were also closer to the NCO's than the Officers were, as we passed through those ranks. I thought it was the best job to have in the Army, whatever the specialty.

[SwedeSteve]

Mine is rather obvious. I am of poor Swedish farmer stock and my first name is Stephen. It was my nickname for many years along with just Swede. I also used it in the Army. I was gonna use 1EyedFatMan, but the Duke had it first, LOL !!

[DaTeacha]

Mine's pretty obvious, I think. It was given to me by a Tennesee cop who is on a VW site I used to frequent when I drove a VW.

It's what I do. My signature with the drill seargent is a reflection of the fact that some of the kids once called me "sarge" when I was the hard-nosed guy on outside lunch duty who would continually bust them for chewing or smoking. That and I guess I'm the teacher you least want to cross around our school. The kids took a survey once and they decided they would rather have the assistant principal mad at them for a long time than to have me mad at them for a short time. But hey, they love me anyways!

[ArkansasHunter]

ArkansasHunter. A.H for short. I hunt in Arkansas...A.H

[DaTeacha]

Quote:       Originally Posted by wunhunglo

When I was working in China, all the chinese girls/guys had adopted Western names, so we reciprocated & adopted western chinese names. Plus the fact one of my chinese girlfriends thought I was a big boy!

And here I thought it was a reference to a certain umm, unlevelness.

[Jim Rau]

I use my real name because:
1. I like to have people recognize me in the Internet, right JMAX?
2. I am not afraid to let people know who I am or where I am.

[SteelHere]

Quote:       Originally Posted by Brother Bob

I knew it! That's a 1974 Plymouth! A Satellite Seabring Plus with a 318 or 360 under the hood!

bb, i owned one until about a year ago, sold it before moving out of state, bought it after college to restore, got about halfway done, you mopar?

[TheJoker]

My hair is thin on top and thick on the sides. I was on a drunken rampage on my motorcycle one rainy night a decade and a half ago. The gal I was trailing decided she needed to wear my hat. So it wasn't long before my hair was sticking straight up. I was spotted by several of my friends that night who all agreed I looked much like Nicholson's Joker. They started calling me that in jest(...pun intended!). It fits my personality, so it stuck.

[LeftHandShooter]

Quote:       Originally Posted by Seabeescotty

Okay, Dookie, cough it up, or I'll have to pay the southpaw, to find out!

How much will you pay?
(Fellow lefty's get a 10% discount.)

[Seabeescotty]

We'll negotiate, in bullets! What kind do you shoot? I got two cases of good Mosin on the way, for those who can't find 'em! At the discount, we oughta be able to get dookie's story out! I got a feeling i already know, but what the heck, we need to let everyone in on the truth!

[sbowers5]

S. is the initial of my first name Stephen, Bowers is my last name and 5 is a number that I pulled out of my, uummm.
steve

[alaus24]

My wife is lithuanian and I learned a few words. Alaus is BEER!!! up here in the great white north we have 24's of bottles...hence the name, Sveiks!!!(cheers)

[ironhead7544]

The Harley Davidson Sportster made from 57 to 85 had cast iron heads and cylinders. The 86 model changed to aluminum. Hence the ironhead nickname. I have a 1975 year model. 44 is my favorite handgun round.