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Posted By: Dave Davidson1 Monikers - 08/01/12 11:49 PM
Where do they come from and why? A special meaning?

What is a Catmandoo, an Esshup, a Fireishot, a cjsb2003 and the list goes on and on and.....
Posted By: FireIsHot Re: Monikers - 08/02/12 12:05 AM
I'm getting ready for my fire is hot 24 hour shift in the morning. I'm a 31 year Dallas Firefighter, and happily worked in the hood for 30 1/2 of those years.

FireIsHot is so stupid it works.

Oh, real name is Allen Hall
Posted By: esshup Re: Monikers - 08/02/12 12:27 AM
Sheesh! grin

How is a DD different than a DD1?

ESS = English Springer Spaniel

Hup = Sit your azz down right now!

I had a Field Trial ESS that was smart enough to learn that she could get away with anything in a trial, but not in training. She wouldn't sit when the bird flushed, or her bracemate flushed a bird in a trial. From the line judge. "Thank you very much, next dog please." mad

She finally learned to sit in training, and even if we simulated a trial in training down to the nth degree. But, I had to quit running her in trials because she knew the difference and the drive to retrieve was VERY strong. I'd just be throwing away my entry fee and travel expenses on the first series that she ran.

She'd even fall asleep holding something in her mouth:


Her nose looks funny because that's a tumor that eventually got to the point where I had to put her down.

As a hunting dog? She knew she had to sit and I can honestly say that if the bird went down, she brought it back, no mater where the bird went down, near or far. I even had to put her on a leash when dove hunting in Ca. We'd get our limit and she'd keep bringing me birds that other hunters didn't find on our walk back to the truck, which put me over the limit.

Fur or feathers, if you shot it she'd bring it back. She even squeezed her way out of the truck thru the side window and tried retrieving clay birds on the trap range. blush

It's E-S-S-"Hup".
Posted By: Sunil Re: Monikers - 08/02/12 12:31 AM
Well, I know that 'Bruce Condello' is a moniker. His real name is Morton Cosgrove.
Posted By: Bing Re: Monikers - 08/02/12 01:31 AM
Hey, my real name is Morton Cosgrove, what is funny about that SUNIL??? Is Linus spelled backwards a moniker?
Posted By: Todd3138 Re: Monikers - 08/02/12 01:41 AM
Originally Posted By: Bing
Hey, my real name is Morton Cosgrove, what is funny about that SUNIL??? Is Linus spelled backwards a moniker?


Hahahaha! Now that is doggone funny! Linus! I love it!

Todd3138, while not as interesting as Esshup's explanation, is a combination of my name (seriously, that's really my name -It's not Morton or Linus grin) and a number that was automatically assigned once when Todd was already used as a screen name on another forum. It's easy to remember and I've stuck with it.

Or it could be my actual net worth now that I'm investing everything into a tractor and building a pavilion at my farm - you decide where the decimal goes!
Posted By: Todd3138 Re: Monikers - 08/02/12 01:43 AM
Originally Posted By: Dave Davidson1
Where do they come from and why? A special meaning?

What is a Catmandoo, an Esshup, a Fireishot, a cjsb2003 and the list goes on and on and.....


I think Ken is just a huge Bob Seger fan, thus Catmandoo! grin
Posted By: catmandoo Re: Monikers - 08/02/12 02:44 AM
It all started when I just dropped in to see what condition my condition was in.

It was the second year we owned the present pond.
I found it was completely out of control.
Monster catfish had dug deep dark holes.
I put out jug lines.
All I got was big mean turtles.

I pushed my soul in a deep dark hole and then I followed it in
I watched myself crawling out now, as I came crawling in
I got up so tight I couldn't unwind
I saw so much, I broke my mind

I was so uptight, and just I couldn't unwind.

Then I found Pond Boss.
I needed a name.

I got no quarrel with the catfish,
these fish were giving me their best.
They lived here most of all their life, I was now their guest,
I sure have loved it, too.

So, with the solitude and friends, I needed a Pond Boss name.
That's how I became Catmandoo,
up in the mountains is where I am.
I don't ever want to get out of here,
and that's all I'm gonna do.

Catmandoo
Posted By: Dave Davidson1 Re: Monikers - 08/02/12 09:41 AM
Wierdo

How about some more of you characters?
Posted By: JKB Re: Monikers - 08/02/12 10:14 AM
Three random letters, like a toss of the dice.

All my login's and passwords are randomly determined. (except my work email) I use to write them down on post it notes, but those things can get lost! Now I keep everything in a word document.

I haven't been able to make sense of this one except maybe, Just-Kinda-Boring laugh
Posted By: Dave Davidson1 Re: Monikers - 08/02/12 11:17 AM
I tried that for awhile. Then I had a head crash. Nope, it wasn't backed up.
Posted By: R&R Re: Monikers - 08/02/12 11:49 AM
Simply Rob Ruttle
Posted By: Sunil Re: Monikers - 08/02/12 12:12 PM
I know that CJ's starts with Criminal Justice, or something like that.
Posted By: Bing Re: Monikers - 08/02/12 12:37 PM
Bing is for Bingaman, my last name. Men in my family have been called Bing for generations. I had two older brothers and had to wait for years before I was the primary Bing. Now my sons are Bing as well. It is probably good that we don't all live in the same town.
Posted By: Omaha Re: Monikers - 08/02/12 12:58 PM
Mine's real clever.
Posted By: fish n chips Re: Monikers - 08/02/12 01:28 PM


Fishing is a hobby

Chips is my occupation

I'm a professional woodsculptor. Real name is Jim Stadtlander
Posted By: Brettski Re: Monikers - 08/02/12 01:42 PM
Originally Posted By: Bing
Now my sons are Bing as well. It is probably good that we don't all live in the same town.

...nor own and operate a cherry orchard
Posted By: Sunil Re: Monikers - 08/02/12 02:23 PM
Bing could incorporate a little Dr. Seuss in.....Bing One and Bing Two...
Posted By: Brettski Re: Monikers - 08/02/12 03:03 PM
I am Bing
Bing I am

Do you like green fish and ham?

I do not like them,
Bing I am
I do not like green fish and ham.
Posted By: rmedgar Re: Monikers - 08/02/12 03:10 PM
Hang with me on this, because it gets a bit complicated:
I just picked random letters out of the air and came up with rmedgar.
My name is Randolph Munro Edgar.
Posted By: Bing Re: Monikers - 08/02/12 03:17 PM
At least I am Papa Bing, not like Papa Smurf.
Posted By: Sunil Re: Monikers - 08/02/12 03:28 PM
You'll always be Papa Smurf to me! Or at least Papa Grey Goose Vodka....
Posted By: mnfish Re: Monikers - 08/02/12 03:49 PM
Neat idea for a thread Dave!

You guys can see how creative I am.
MN- My location; Minnesota
FISH - What this forum is all about

MNFISH- Such a geek engineer with very little creativitey! cool

Offline Moniker - Jeff Welch
Posted By: sprkplug Re: Monikers - 08/02/12 04:12 PM
I've talked about the tattoo connection to my moniker here before............. At this point in time, I would be happy to just use my name...Tony Livingston...

Problem being, I don't want to lose my post count, nor do I want folks confused about who the new guy is........
Posted By: JKB Re: Monikers - 08/03/12 01:36 AM
Originally Posted By: Dave Davidson1
I tried that for awhile. Then I had a head crash. Nope, it wasn't backed up.


Trust me, It is saved in quite a few places!
Posted By: spinnerbait Re: Monikers - 08/03/12 02:31 AM
Mine is simple. Everyone has a favorite lure, and I have always preferred a spinnerbait over any bait in my tacklebox for LMB. Offline moniker is Chris Culler.
Posted By: ozarkstriperscom Re: Monikers - 08/03/12 02:44 AM
Mine is the name of the guiding business I hope to get off the ground and going here in the next year or two. I would like to eventually get to the point where I can leave landscaping behind and go fishing fo a living. I live in the ozarks and love catching huge stripers. Real name is Jeff Eggleston
Posted By: John Wann Re: Monikers - 08/03/12 03:46 AM
John William Wann
Posted By: Bluegillerkiller Re: Monikers - 08/03/12 10:33 AM
Any relation to Tim Wann? Longshot but that's my old boss at Laclede gas
Posted By: John Wann Re: Monikers - 08/03/12 02:49 PM
I have distant relation around rolla area.
Posted By: djstauder Re: Monikers - 08/03/12 04:22 PM
Mines is like Jwwann, first name, initial, and last name; Daniel J Stauder. If I was smarter and had more inspiration, I would have come up with a cool name like some of the others. The good new is that others may recognize me at the PB conference
Posted By: FattyMcButterpants Re: Monikers - 08/06/12 11:19 PM
I just am .
Posted By: CJBS2003 Re: Monikers - 08/08/12 01:56 AM
CJBS=Criminal Justice Bachelor of Science, my major at PSU.

2003=The year I graduated there
Posted By: teehjaeh57 Re: Monikers - 08/08/12 02:09 AM
Teehjaeh is the phoenetic spelling of TJ - which stands for Thomas James. Sadly, Todd beat me to the punch...57 also reflects my net worth after 50 acres and five ponds! shocked

Linus - classic, it will stick.

Randy - you're Monro forever to me.
Posted By: jludwig Re: Monikers - 08/08/12 02:24 AM
J the initial of my first name. Ludwig is my last name. Nothin' like a good German last name wink. Anymore there is an username and account log for everything when you are in college like myself. So it just makes sense to streamline the process and keep some sort of relationship between each account.

Offline name- Justin Ludwig
Posted By: Zep Re: Monikers - 08/08/12 02:42 AM
Originally Posted By: Dave Davidson1
Where do they come from and why? A special meaning?

Zep = A shoutout to one of the greatest rock bands in history.


Posted By: Omaha Re: Monikers - 08/08/12 02:46 AM
Good call Zep.
Posted By: Sunil Re: Monikers - 08/08/12 12:11 PM
"Linus" is how I assist people in remembering my real first name, Sunil.

"It's 'Linus' spelled backwards."
Posted By: djstauder Re: Monikers - 08/08/12 01:09 PM
zep,
Did you watch the opening ceremony of the London Summer olympics? They play a "montage" of british musicians starting in the 1960s through 2010s which lasted about 10-15 minutes. Of that, while in the 70s, they only played about 5 seconds of a Zeppelin song which (I think) was the musical part of Whole Lotta Love. It was hard to tell because it was so fast. They played much more Queen, Stones, Beatles but Zep got no love.

Dan
Posted By: Zep Re: Monikers - 08/08/12 01:40 PM
dan....i missed it, but it sounds like they were in good company.
Posted By: rmedgar Re: Monikers - 08/08/12 06:33 PM
Originally Posted By: Sunil
"Linus" is how I assist people in remembering my real first name, Sunil.

"It's 'Linus' spelled backwards."


Good thing your name's not daehkcid!
Posted By: mnfish Re: Monikers - 08/08/12 08:12 PM
Lots of snickering going on here in MN on that one rmedgar!
Posted By: Sunil Re: Monikers - 08/08/12 08:30 PM
I agree, although I still get called that now and again.
Posted By: Dwight Re: Monikers - 08/10/12 12:37 AM
No moniker required.

D ynamic
W ellspoken
I nspirational
G enerous
H onorable
T alented

grin laugh smile
Posted By: JKB Re: Monikers - 08/10/12 11:11 PM
Originally Posted By: Sunil
I agree, although I still get called that now and again.


You don't look like a Linus to me, and I doubt that the other person I know as Sunil, could accessorize an M16 as well as you do. laugh wink
Posted By: CJBS2003 Re: Monikers - 08/11/12 03:07 PM
Originally Posted By: Dwight
No moniker required.

D ynamic
W ellspoken
I nspirational
G enerous
H onorable
T alented

grin laugh smile



No M in your name for modest? wink
Posted By: JKB Re: Monikers - 08/11/12 03:33 PM
Originally Posted By: CJBS2003
Originally Posted By: Dwight
No moniker required.

D ynamic
W ellspoken
I nspirational
G enerous
H onorable
T alented

grin laugh smile



No M in your name for modest? wink


laugh wink
Posted By: Dwight Re: Monikers - 08/11/12 03:38 PM
I should have made the "H" humble
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