Forum Names
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- VC10
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I just transposed a couple of letters in my surname to cope with the fact that I have one of the commonest names in the UK. Its proved suprisingly durable and works in lots of places. Only problem is people regularly mis-spell it...
I am also working on a generic password strategy which ought to be something like:
NoIcantrememberwhetherthisshouldhave5or6or7charactersmaybean uppercasecharacterandaspecialcharactereitherincludingornotincluding*and!
I am also working on a generic password strategy which ought to be something like:
NoIcantrememberwhetherthisshouldhave5or6or7charactersmaybean uppercasecharacterandaspecialcharactereitherincludingornotincluding*and!
- Airspeed
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....and there was me thinking that you were related to David Walliams.
- Charlie Bravo
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Hehe, great thread
Charlie Bravo... The phonetic names of my initials.
Elsewhere online, I also reside as Bacon, a nickname that has stuck with me for over 15 years now. Chris B... Chris B Bacon.
Charlie Bravo... The phonetic names of my initials.
Elsewhere online, I also reside as Bacon, a nickname that has stuck with me for over 15 years now. Chris B... Chris B Bacon.
A bird in the hand will probably sh!t on your wrist.
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Nothing witty. Just a part of my surname and my initials. Actually when I was working, it was the username allocated to me by my employer for intranet use and I think it was a standard arrangement at the time. Saved me the trouble of thinking of one for myself! Interesting thread though. EricT
Now at the age where I know I like girls but can't remember why!
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My original name on here was Major Clanger.
No particular reason, I just liked the Clangers as a kid and it seemed to fit here.
No particular reason, I just liked the Clangers as a kid and it seemed to fit here.
Dave G.
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Mine's simple. My surname is Swan and for a radio sketch about a circus in which I wrote and performed (back in the nineties), I referred to myself as 'Swanoir the Strongman'. My mates started calling me Swanoir and the nickname stuck!
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- VC10
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- Concorde
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I'm a member of the "boring club" too, Nigel and for the same reason.
The only reason I don't use it is when PeteP is not available - PPRuNe and eBay for example - when I use aliases related to my former profession and location. Once, when selling plastic kits on eBay on behalf of Tangmere, one of the buyers worked it out and asked if I was or had been an air traffic controller - turned out he had been too.
Pete
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I'll just leave you all guessing
Simon
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