Where did the name come from

[kdf101]

My login at work for the past 15 years. Had to be letters and numbers, so my initials plus 101. Seemed easy to remember.

 

[hunterridgefarm]

Sorry to bring up an old thread but I noticed a lot of new members with all these code names .

So are there any new members that would care to explane how they came up with their TBN name?

 

[chh]

Just my initials. Great thread though.

 

[Olmike]

Mine should be obvious.

 

[rtdiggr]

Last name plus alittle side business.

Shane

 

[tinkertoys]

After working heavy equipment for several years, I thought my YM240D was like a tinkertoy.

 

[KB9UDE]

KB9UDE is my ham radio callsign.


John

 

[Soundguy]

73's

De Ke4rrd

 

[NTEXSAM]

MINE IS SIMPLE I LIVE IN NORTH TEXAS AND IM SAM.LOVE READING THE REPLIES SO FAR. SAM

 

[NEFirewood]

Well guys I don't know if there are any women out there with their story on how they acquired their name, but here is mine. The MRS part is obvious with being married to WALLACE. The second part I guess comes from selling tractors for a living. I have a friend who called me on the phone one day & greeted me with the name MRS TRACTOR and I have been called it ever since. I enjoyed reading the stories on where their TBN names came from.

I also have a nickname: tractor doll. Anyways NEFirewood is New England Firewood. My original intention was to but a tractor for making firewood. So far I have done lots of other things and no firewood yet. My actual name is Angela, but most people call me Angie. I originally wanted a screen name after the nickname of the street I live on, dead man's curve.