Thread: Why is your Username/Nickname?

while in the army a teammate saw me in a one-piece camouflaged snowsuit under my 40 pound battlekit rig, sporting a full beard (had one since before I enlisted mid 90's until about 3 years ago) and the furry hood pulled up (it was cold, OK?) and jokingly said something like "you're not a soldier, you're a grizzly bear with a gun!". me being a bit on the beefy side it took about a day for "grizzly" to become my unofficial call-sign. when selecting a new internet nick sometime after that grizzly was taken, and I phonetically misspelled it to grizli. been grizli ever since, about 16 years.

mine is a mixture of my nickname at work *(real name is Brian but here at work they call me Paco *(the magical spanish speaking white boy)....lol..... and part of my email address....

where i can i use paco.... everywhere else ... paco664.......

I coached wrestling for 12 years and is my last name... easy coachschaller

It is the name my favorite wristwatch: Omega Seamaster “Planet Ocean” & I was wearing it when deciding on a user name; I looked around the room, glanced down to check the time and my chosen user name jumped out at me.

I rode a Kawasaki Zephyr some years back and started with Zephyr550 as username for a couple auction sites, and have been stuck with it ever since.

I am the guy that helps hones do their job faster.

My initials!

Carazor = california straight razor. I live in california and shave with a straight razor.

Back before I was hit with some major health issues (and numerous abdominal surgeries), I was a volunteer firefighter with station 43.

metalhead well two reasons 1st the harder and heavier the music the better the mosh the happier i am, second because of all of my piercings people have been calling me that for years so i kinda stuck with me