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       What's In A Name?
       By: Corbantis Date: November 22, 2016, 2:31 pm
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       Hi All,
       We haven't done this in awhile. Post the secret origins of your
       gamertag. If deemed worthy...you might get a little sumthing,
       sumthing.
       SECRET ORIGINS: Corbantis  (yawn, nothing spicy)
       Originally I went with GuianSWG. Guian Darkfall was my handle in
       Star Wars Galaxies, which I played from March 2004-until it
       sunsetted in December of 2011. Figured if anyone recognized SWG,
       then that would be a point of conversation to get other players
       from SWG together.. I changed it during Beta of WOT, when I
       heard someone pronounce the GT as Guoonan Swag.
       Corbantis is from the original server name I played in SWG.  And
       was a Republic ship, and a star system in one of the Star Wars
       books.
       My other toons - Stir Fried Ewok (now Yoda) and Nutella DeGoat -
       well you can guess the origins of those.
       #Post#: 65887--------------------------------------------------
       Re: What's In A Name?
       By: AaaaaaandImDone Date: November 22, 2016, 3:07 pm
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       ........holds the mike out.....drops it to the floor and
       leaves.........
       where's my prize......jackass......
       #Post#: 65888--------------------------------------------------
       Re: What's In A Name?
       By: squiggy78 Date: November 22, 2016, 3:08 pm
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       Umm I got tired of using my last name Voda so I was like hmm I
       like the show Laverne & Shirley! So I thought hell yeah I'll be
       Squiggy and I had a friend at the time which I haven't seen in a
       while he used Lenny.  So it was always Lenny & Squiggy on the
       same team we thought it was funny hell we where drunk most of
       the time!
       #Post#: 65891--------------------------------------------------
       Re: What's In A Name?
       By: guest32 Date: November 22, 2016, 3:18 pm
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       My wif5 decided she didn't want to call me a asshole all the
       time so she started calling me russhole one day she said your
       being a major russhlole I thought  great gamer tag
       #Post#: 65892--------------------------------------------------
       Re: What's In A Name?
       By: Maddog STS Date: November 22, 2016, 3:32 pm
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       Well, ok, I'll bite (no pun intended...or was there?  :troll: ).
       Anyway, ever since puberty (no, Brad, not last year!), when my
       voice dropped several octaves, I discovered that I could *bark*
       quite convincingly, like a dog. I used this talent *cough cough*
       to some degree, for several things.
       One of the most memorable was when camping with my family (must
       have been around 13 or 14yrs old), we selected a secluded
       campsite, well away from the others, on an unoccupied loop.
       Immediately after getting everything set up, inlcuding the
       camper, picnic table laid out, etc, as the sun was going down, a
       group of loud music playing, shouting, and general carrying-on
       people occupied the site right/next/to our site. They could have
       selected any of the other 9 sites on our loop, but, no, they had
       to pick the one next to us! Well, right away, my mother tells my
       dad that we need to move to another site, as she is not going to
       listen to that crap day and night for the next 6 days!
       Somehow, and I don't recall whose idea it was, but probably my
       dad's - I ended up in the bushes separating the two campsites -
       about a 10m buffer zone - barking, growling, and generally
       acting like a dog that was warding off intruders from his new
       territory.
       Within 10 minutes, the loud people were repacking what few items
       they had unpacked, loaded up both vehicles, and left the entire
       loop!
       My mother was extremely happy, needless to say, and my dad said
       I went at those people like a "mad dog". My brother, 1.5yrs
       older, started calling me "Mad Dog", and the nickname stuck,
       with my younger sisters, ages 7 & 6, really picking it up, and
       rolling it into 1 word, "Maddog".
       Some notables:
       One of my team mates (O-line) wrote "Mad Dog" in permanent ink
       on the back of my helmet in HS, so the coach started calling me
       that, too lol
       I had the name on the back of my intramural jersey when I played
       dorm football at Sam Houston St.
       I once scared a German Shepard so bad that he broke his CHAIN
       trying to get away - he was blocking our access to a job in
       someone's back yard.
       When in the Army, at Ft Irwin on a deployment exercise, I threw
       myself, barking/growling/snarling at the back corner door of the
       old gymnasium where several infantry guys were bedded down
       inside (we were on the other wall). My squad mates said they
       came out of that corner as if shot from a canon, knocking over
       sodas, canteens, playing cards flying everywhere...I had
       preceded that with several barks and howls in the distance,
       getting closer the whole time...had to have been funny to see
       lol
       My youngest sister, dainty flower that she is, has the same
       [s]infliction[/s] talent. Often, at family gatherings, we are
       asked to go out of sight and have a "dog fight".
       The nickname is part of my own business, Maddog STS. I make
       custom floor shifters for cars, mostly FWD Chrysler vehicles.
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       Re: What's In A Name?
       By: AhBuaya Date: November 22, 2016, 3:46 pm
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       Just for Neons I gather.  :troll:
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       Re: What's In A Name?
       By: FhYikGwAlOU Date: November 22, 2016, 3:47 pm
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       Old = I am old - 53 to be exact
       Rugger = played rugby for 14 years then old boy rugby for
       another 5
       51 = high school and college football number
       Simple....ish
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       Re: What's In A Name?
       By: squiggy78 Date: November 22, 2016, 3:52 pm
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       When was this Chuck in the 50's?
       #Post#: 65896--------------------------------------------------
       Re: What's In A Name?
       By: AhBuaya Date: November 22, 2016, 3:56 pm
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       Buaya = Croc in a S.E asian native language. Which is also a
       euphemism for a "Romeo". Although some would suggest "lecherous"
       would be more accurate. :troll:
       Here it's mispronounced as Boo-Ya.
       Generalissimo? That's because I am the dicktator of SNS.  :rolf:
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       Re: What's In A Name?
       By: faethor47 Date: November 22, 2016, 4:34 pm
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       [img]
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       My gamertag for nearly 20 years...lol :headbang:
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