Where did you get your screen name?

Well......... I usually tell everyone it was my parole number but really I've owned several 32 fords and then I bought a 57 Buick. Rick Bales

 

Ebay, baby

 

My late fathers nickname in highschool was The 327 Kid cause he raced 327s in various cars. He started calling me The 235 Kid cause I had no intrest in 327s growing up. Only 235's. I love the inliners!!

 

Used to own a boat with two Mercruiser '488' engines.

 

The north train station in Chicago in '88, out by the backside entrance, some kid had 'em two for a buck.

 

my first car i got in 1980. i still own it

 

The older guys I hang out with will always call me 'the kid' and I get 'long haired hippy' a lot. Even though I DO burnouts often I got the nickname because I went through several corporate jobs and came to be referred to as 'That burnout over there'. I added 2614 because this forum wouldn't accept 'burnout' by itself. peace

 

One of my other favorite things is guns.
Old guns are better.
I love my sharps rifle and 45-70 is one of my favorite calibers, it is also a caliber I have a sharps in.
Couple that with the fact that I like to keep things simple and be able to use the same screen name for multiple sites and this name simply migrated to here when I signed up.

 

Hoghead is s slang term for a Locomotive Engineer. I was promoted in 94, ergo, 94Hoghead!

 

It was my screen name on a couple tactical shooting and hunting sites. Shooting and cars are my passions. As of late cars have by far over taken shooting. I find myself selling guns to fund my cars. Which make my wife happy.

 

Mine came from building my '32 and having the same name as an actor who made numerous movies as a tough guy and was once married to Demi Moore. I get questioned all the time about my name. When ask "how's Demi?", I always respond with "I dropped that old bag". I make lots of points with the wife.

 

Cus that's what I'm Buldin' and have been at it for a while.

 

Well let's see i'm 6'3" and almost 300lbs hmmmm not sure where it came from but it's followed me from high school

 

When I was a kid an NHL player with the same last name had the nickname "Spinner" and everyone started calling me the same after I went to his hockey school. I

 

My pickup worked at 'Steve's Tire Service' in Manville New Jersey beginning in the late fifties. In Maryland, we call 'em 'tars' so naturally it is a 'TarTruck'.

 

The mud flap of a gas tanker in so/cal

 

my name is jamie and friends and family have been calling jammer for years ,and have always been into hot rods ! STOCK SUCKS!!!

 

I own an A/C heating company in Las Vegas,Nv, and it's my license plate. It's funny, either people get it, or they make the strangest sounds trying to sound it out.

 

racing.

 

From my birth certificate.

 

MASRACING= Masiello racing td= Top Dragster 1167= My competition number.

 

I made it up.
(what a stupid thread)

 

One day I was doing some serious one-finger-nose-exploration and I suddenly excavated a huge blob of softtissue material, which later seemed to turn into a hard block.
And since I also like Mopars I came up with this nickname of mine I guess...

 

I come from the land between the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. Each spring, the high water 'filters' under the levees and pools...hence, "Seepwater".

 

MIne comes from my Old Navy Days. I have had it for about 20 years now it stands for ENCSWSM... ENC (Engineman Chief) SW(Surface Warfare) SM( The first two letters of my last name)

 

If you knew me, you would know how i got mine.

 

Seems like every thing I work on is rusted so its a thin cut or a hot wrench, they call me boltbuster.

 

well mines pretty self explanatory

 

I became one 61 years ago, I'm the good lookin' one helpin' dad steer
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I tell people what i think of them, and don't care how it makes them feel.