Meanings behind Monikers (Screen-names)

Well I wasn't that creative either , Im a Ford fan . My "Ford" addiction began from watching monster trucks , big foot to be exact . And my current truck , which is a vehicle that I've owned the longest . It's my 2004 f150 fx4, that I bought brand new. Now I'm ordering and moving up to an f250. And that should be my forever truck . So yeah, "F-Series

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Not as creative as good Ole Michael Scott. 🤣
 
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And a big shoutout to Quienyo! Well told story -
enlightening and sad, too. Thank you for you service.

I spend a lot of time in southern AZ.
I always find you guys very polite and professional.
 
First 4 letter of my last name. Started off as a childhood nickname, became my road name.
I too had a nickname that came from a sea creature. When the movie North Shore came out people realized I sort of looked like one of the characters. I had the hair, the tan, the build, a VW Bug with board racks... It didn't matter that I spent most of my time at the beach playing volleyball, the nickname stuck. I look nothing like this guy now but occasionally someone will still bring it up.


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I was coined this nickname from a group of friends. Our group was dubbed 'The Beer Dooooods'. We are a group of misfits from all walks of life that enjoy craft beer. I was REALLY big into the craft beer scene for many years and they donned me 'The Beer Father'.

I don't dabble as much as I used to, and I'm far more into the bourbon rabbit hole these days. But I still enjoy a good crafty brew. My weakness is the big ABV barrel aged stouts.
 
When I was a Pi Kappa Alpha pleadge at the University of Memphis I was sent to the liquor store for pints before a Tiger football game. I ended up having to use a grocery cart to get them all out of the store. The name of the store was Buster's. That was over 30 years ago and I still get called Buster.
 
Received the trail name, Hot Toddy, from my backpacking friends who are older people. But, urban dictionary has a disgusting definition for Hot Toddy, and so Hotty Toddy (hoity toity) fit me better. They just call me Toddy now. Once I’m allowed to change it in this forum, I’ll change it to just Toddy.
 
Spooky is the name I gave the truck. Spooky is my favorite name of the various gunships. Plus, the truck is white.
I was a Dennis Rodman fan in high school. He wore #91. The 91 is a common theme in many of my screen names.
 
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