Where did you get your name?

**Waharoa** · 01-12-2009 00:08

Originally Posted by luv u long time

Well im sure many have heard mine over their trips... My firsdt time on a forum so didnt know what to chose when signing up because every name i wanted was taken s this always pops up in my head when thinking about LOS (well back when i was single anyway)

There really should be a Luv U Short Time on this board as well... your alter-ego...

**White Nancy** · 01-12-2009 09:20

A local landmark from where I lived in the UK. Suppose I should really change it to Petronas Towers (or maybe Beach Club!) now.

**luv u long time** · 01-12-2009 14:09

Originally Posted by Waharoa

There really should be a Luv U Short Time on this board as well... your alter-ego...

Hhmmmmm i smell a name change!!!!! 555555 For you i mean...555

In reality it probably would suit this board better for the majority wouldnt it....

Good call Waharoa!!!

**Denver** · 01-12-2009 22:46

Originally Posted by griffo

Mine's not difficult, variations of it used for different travel forums worlwide.

Surname Griffin, Nickname since joining the Royal Marines 1975 Griff, now a lot older seems to have become Griffo.

Wife's name Donna, known by her friends as R-Don

See u all in Feb, 10 weeks but not counting.

55555 ''Royals' eh?

**Jeep** · 02-12-2009 22:09

mine speaks for itself really. spent most of my life restoring ww2 jeeps willys mb and ford gpw. and the amphibious ford gpa.
and helped restore 2 willy mbs in patong 3 years since. and they are both running around phuket as i type. and i dont doubt some of you mongerers have seen them.

**Piquero** · 03-12-2009 12:46

Piquero is the name of my live aboard yacht.

Spanish for the lances used by the guys on horse back at the bullfights. Also a type of gannet, a sea bird noted for their speed, so that's how the boat got her name.

Unusual so I figured that no one else would have pick that name.

**wabbits** · 03-12-2009 13:32

Wabbits.... because my girlfriend is mrs wabbits come to think of it if i change that the next one will still be mrs wabbits.

**nelsonone** · 03-12-2009 15:53

Originally Posted by wabbits

Wabbits.... because my girlfriend is mrs wabbits come to think of it if i change that the next one will still be mrs wabbits.

sure you didn't pull yours out of a hat wabbits....555

**wabbits** · 03-12-2009 16:10

Originally Posted by nelsonone

sure you didn't pull yours out of a hat wabbits....555

I used to use wascallywabbit but its to long and i did pull that out of a hat 555

**damaz** · 03-12-2009 16:39

Originally Posted by Sand Boy

Some pretty 'interesting' names on this forum.

I got mine because I'm a dive instructor, and I'm happy 99.9% of the time. So beach+happy seemed the right name to choose.

Damaz is my old internet/Xbox360 gaming name but origanlly was Mazza an old nickname from Aus.

**damaz** · 03-12-2009 16:42

Originally Posted by Pentire

I'm named after a NZ based Stallion

....during his racing career in Europe Pentire won me enough to pack up work and become a full time punter & part time commercial breeder which I've been doing for 11 years now.

Rich Hill Stud: Thoroughbred bloodstock, stallions, agistment -- Pentire

Looks like you've been in training with that young filly who's your avatar. Any chance of a bigger picture?

**Mai Chob** · 03-12-2009 22:42

Originally Posted by damaz

Damaz is my old internet/Xbox360 gaming name but origanlly was Mazza an old nickname from Aus.

And heres me thinking you had lived Stateside and they used to call you in American what we Australians would say as " Dumb Ar..." 555

An interesting side story to my name involves a BM who you know well who has many talents , NOT including language skills.
He asked me about the word " Chob " when he arrrived and I explained it meant " to like". With that in mind , this BM ,who professes to be moderately well endowed, went off to Thaipan and picked a tiny tg 'spinner' and took her to the loom.
He had some problems with the insertion, but that achieved he went to work with vigour...
He said that after a few minutes she started to say "Chep, CHEP!!" louder and louder, and he thought to himself, " Yep , 'chep' means 'like' ", so he increased his efforts even more...
Finally she screamed "CHEP MAK MAK!!" and wriggled out from under him. For a moment he thought he'd made a tg very happy until he saw that she was quitting work for the evening, so to speak , and off she marched.

The poor bloke hadnt realized that he'd confused 'chob', meaning 'to like' with 'chep', meaning 'Ouch, that hurts'!! 555

**damaz** · 03-12-2009 23:12

Originally Posted by Mai Chob

And heres me thinking you had lived Stateside and they used to call you in American what we Australians would say as " Dumb Ar..." 555

An interesting side story to my name involves a BM who you know well who has many talents , NOT including language skills.
He asked me about the word " Chob " when he arrrived and I explained it meant " to like". With that in mind , this BM ,who professes to be moderately well endowed, went off to Thaipan and picked a tiny tg 'spinner' and took her to the loom.
He had some problems with the insertion, but that achieved he went to work with vigour...
He said that after a few minutes she started to say "Chep, CHEP!!" louder and louder, and he thought to himself, " Yep , 'chep' means 'like' ", so he increased his efforts even more...
Finally she screamed "CHEP MAK MAK!!" and wriggled out from under him. For a moment he thought he'd made a tg very happy until he saw that she was quitting work for the evening, so to speak , and off she marched.

The poor bloke hadnt realized that he'd confused 'chob', meaning 'to like' with 'chep', meaning 'Ouch, that hurts'!! 555

Mai Choooorp...........

**snakebite911** · 04-12-2009 03:58

Originally Posted by damaz

Looks like you've been in training with that young filly who's your avatar. Any chance of a bigger picture?

Not sure that "filly" is the right word there.....cough.....cough....

**mickthehorn** · 06-12-2009 04:10

my name is mick and i've got the horn

**damaz** · 06-12-2009 09:28

Originally Posted by snakebite911

Not sure that "filly" is the right word there.....cough.....cough....

Aggh I see better change that to a colt then!

**jaffaman** · 08-12-2009 13:28

Jaffa man sweet balls to suck on used it forever.

Girds, I picked yours day 1 maaate

Where's Hishnick ... his handle is a great story

**Masterwoodsman** · 08-12-2009 15:37

Originally Posted by jaffaman

Jaffa man sweet balls to suck on used it forever.

Girds, I picked yours day 1 maaate

Where's Hishnick ... his handle is a great story

In UK anyone known as a Jaffa is said to be a seedless fecker with no power in his porridge to make babies.......harsh but true !!!! 555555

**nelsonone** · 08-12-2009 16:08

Originally Posted by Masterwoodsman

In UK anyone known as a Jaffa is said to be a seedless fecker with no power in his porridge to make babies.......harsh but true !!!! 555555

and in NZ it stands for Just Another Farkin Aucklander...555

**Mai Chob** · 09-12-2009 02:33

Sapeak nice please Khun NelSARN....

**Waharoa** · 09-12-2009 06:21

Originally Posted by nelsonone

and in NZ it stands for Just Another Farkin Aucklander...555

I'm a JAFA... we are growing...5555

**jaffaman** · 09-12-2009 13:30

Originally Posted by Masterwoodsman

In UK anyone known as a Jaffa is said to be a seedless fecker with no power in his porridge to make babies.......harsh but true !!!! 555555

Wow that's so true.. doctored me is..
Looks like we are opposites oh master of wood

And I thought you were a big strapping axe man..doh!

**retepg** · 09-12-2009 13:37

Originally Posted by nelsonone

and in NZ it stands for Just Another Farkin Aucklander...555

I was staying overnight in a B&B in Featherson, the owner asked me where I was headed next. I said that I was off to friends in Auckland..
His reply "So you leaving New Zealand then...." 555555555

**nelsonone** · 09-12-2009 18:31

Originally Posted by retepg

I was staying overnight in a B&B in Featherson, the owner asked me where I was headed next. I said that I was off to friends in Auckland..
His reply "So you leaving New Zealand then...." 555555555

can be a very dry sense of humour in kiwiland Pete...555

**Bawdy** · 09-12-2009 22:59

Originally Posted by kris-one

my names Chris and i like the rapper KRS-ONE so i use Kris-one

What about the avatar?

**retepg** · 10-12-2009 00:04

Originally Posted by nelsonone

can be a very dry sense of humour in kiwiland Pete...555

One of the reasons that I do like the place........ Oh and they know a thing or to about rugby as well....

**scragger54** · 11-12-2009 07:22

Was the name of the mascot of my footy team,

54 is the only year we have won the grand final

**byronmech** · 14-12-2009 13:03

Im a mechanic by trade and am lucky enough to live in the Byron Bay shire. Its a tough job but somebody has to do it!

**Heywood** · 14-12-2009 21:21

Mine has been draggin around with me from way back....as my friends and I would be out, someone was always asking what's your name...most times people can barely hear...so I replied one night to a young lady...My name is Heywood...and she ask what's your last name....I said Jablowme...yes its an old joke...but it stuck as you might say....it was funny the first time anyway.

So there ya have it....the rest of the story.

**snakebite911** · 15-12-2009 00:23

Originally Posted by Heywood

Mine has been draggin around with me from way back....as my friends and I would be out, someone was always asking what's your name...most times people can barely hear...so I replied one night to a young lady...My name is Heywood...and she ask what's your last name....I said Jablowme...yes its an old joke...but it stuck as you might say....it was funny the first time anyway.

So there ya have it....the rest of the story.

Did she?

Where did you get your name?

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