how you got your name

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Mine is dead simple I used to buy-sell and repair watches:rolleyes2:

Bye for now
Freddie:wave:
 
Did it involve surgery or was it more of a Jeff Goldblum moment in The Fly? :lol-049:
 
maingate said:
BTW, my avatar is Ernst Stavros Blofeld, a man determined to dominate the world. I would have emulated him but the wife put the block on it. :mad1:
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Ah heck and I thought you were Ernst Stavros Blofeld :banana::banana:
 
Easy - we used to live in Guernsey and real Guernsey people are called "Guernsey Donkeys" :bow:
 
Hi,
My old dad & granddad were known as "Nolly" when skippering the Norfolk Wherries.
 
Names

Hi , my name came from my middle name " dean " and my bike which is a bmw r80 tic , so i took the " tic " and put it after my middle name with an " o " inbetween . Its the one username that i knew nobody else would have !
 
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Randonneur, after my Raleigh Randonneur touring bike. But it's also the french word for journey or traveller.

The van's called Minnie after the MHN in the registration number, ( the wife's idea not mine!!! ).
 
Vivo

The grocers shop in Brenken Wsf. Also with mobile van which took milk, eggs, bread and other basic provisions to all the villagers.... Crates of Warteiner and packets of HB a specialility!
 
name

i took my name many years ago when i joined a country & (western) group & i got it of a car called truimph (Toledo)
 
my id

when i first used a computer back in the times of steam pc i was flumuxed enough so had no idea so used my initials and birthdate 11 april just like me its simple to remember
my ambition is to have a reg plate on my car but not yet done it:dance::)
 
Well, anyone who knows or has been to Shell Island in Llanbedr, Gwynedd and has used the bar onsite may weill have seen the name above the bar MOCHRAS. I understood it, from one of the locals, to be Welsh for Shell Island. I don't know for certain but I liked the name as much as I did the place and that's how mine came about.

Admittedly, due to relocating to South Wales from the Midlands my trips have become rather few and far between but I had many weekends and weeks camping there and loved every minute of it. If only there were jobs around the area for non-Welsh speakers I would move there tomorrow.
 
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