on 24-10-2014 10:51 AM
I see many fantastic ID names on here and am wondering if you could tell us how you thought of it and what meaning it has, if any.
This is a fun thread that I thought would be a great thread for Friday.
on 24-10-2014 11:49 AM
Mine is a combination of two of my grand children. Now I have a third one, so probably should change the name.
on 24-10-2014 11:52 AM
My names fred and i'm a rooster
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on 24-10-2014 12:02 PM
Lucky its not Knucklehead, Panhead or Flathead
flathead?, thats a new one on me. shovelhead (AMF), blockhead (evolution), and the first two you mentioned, I have to see one of these flatheads. I always liked those mid 90s FXSTCs with that solid rear wheel.
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on 24-10-2014 12:21 PM
I am the fur mummy of a Maine Coon as I only have one I decided on my forum id as mainecoon1.
My other id which is my seller id I used my sisters name and added 111 as she has a husband and 2 sons.
So both ids are easy to remember.
on 24-10-2014 12:22 PM
I started my ebay life under my own name, Deborah with some numbers attached (can't remember which or why now) This ID came about on another forum when we were discussing age and seniority. It turned out I was the oldest member so I declared myself matriarch of the forum and assumed the title The Great She Elephant - the title given to the Queen Mother and power behind the throne in Swaziland. I thought it had a certain gravitas, so I adopted it here too.
on 24-10-2014 12:51 PM
Softtail...... Joanie is this what you ride?
Don't ride much anymore. I had my eye on the FXSTC Softail Custom since 1992. I ended up caving in and getting a Sportster and lost that to the Franklin County sheriff.
Something about that bike, (FXSTC) the way the rear fender flares out, the solid wheel, the perfect rake on the front forks, the bike just looks good all the way around, and sounds good as well. I'm not sure what a Bagger is, don't remember seeing that in the showrooms.
I used to ride in the snow rain, ect. But anymore, even in good riding weather, I get sunburn, windburn, frightened on the curves. I rode my dad's bike (a softail standard) Not quite the looks of a softail Custom but close enough, alittle last summer, I rode it more than he did. His hip is getting to the point where he can't ride anymore.
on 24-10-2014 01:40 PM