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SmootSmack 01-04-2006 10:52 PM

What's In a Name?
 
I know we did this thread a ways back. But I can't find it, and we have several new members here since then.

So tell us what's the story behind your Warpath name? How did you pick it?

For example, "BrudLee" what's that all about? And Mattyk72??? Seriously though, I, and am sure many others would be curious as to how names like TheMalcolmConnection, FRPLG, Offiss, and Backrow came to be.

Warpath 01-04-2006 10:54 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
[QUOTE=TAFKAS]I know we did this thread a ways back. But I can't find it, and we have several new members here since then.

So tell us what's the story behind your Warpath name? How did you pick it?

For example, "BrudLee" what's that all about? And Mattyk72??? Seriously though, I, and am sure many others would be curious as to how names like TheMalcolmConnection, FRPLG, Offiss, and Backrow came to be.[/QUOTE]
My old VA license plates read 'WARPATH' then i found you guys and decided to join the party.

BigSKINBauer 01-04-2006 11:13 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
bigskin well I don't know but BAUER for Jack bauer on 24. Combined the best team and the best tv show.

FRPLG 01-05-2006 12:51 AM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
FRPLG
Given to me by the biggest fattest funniest sonofabitch I knew in high school.
I am a short guy but was a pretty mean backyard football player back in the day. I used to play a modified kill shot safety ala Sean Taylor without actually being you know black, tall, fast, or super athletic. Otherwise I was the spitting image though. But I digress. Anyways I used to do things like club WRs in the head who were running the sideline so I could push them out of bounds(in our rules when a guy went out of bounds he was done for the play) or trip a guy in the middle of a crossing route. Usually everyone took such gestures in the competitive manner in which they were meant except when we would chest up and find some rival neighborhood team. Usually in such cases the meeting of the minds would meet before the game to sync up the often conflicting neighborhood rules and we always got our out of bounds deal included. First time I'd club a guy in the head usually started a mini-tussle. Next time I tripped a guy there might be a actual throw down. Somehow I always came out with no bruises while other's had bloody noses and such though. Lucky me I guess. :cool-smil The games would usually continue and I'd clean it up but WRs were always waiting for me to do something and that took most out of the game. Anways to make this now long story short our big fat funny enforcer guy (bffeg) once said I was like a short nasty firey plug. I guess he meant fire plug but we all laughed and it stuck enough to become FRPLG since fireplug was taken when I got my first AOL name back in the day.

P.S. bffeg was also maybe one of the best guys I have ever known. One of the few people I wish I was still in touch with. He did have a tragic mental flaw though. Hailing from NY he was a major Giants fan. Given time I would have converted him I believe. He was a smart dude and smart dudes don't get gaga over the Giants. They look for winners like the Skins baby.

True story: In a project In english he and I actually taught our honors English class how to play a classic '85 Chicago Bears 4-6 defense. We chose a neutral team rather than duke it out over our own teams. Funniest day I have seen watching 16 year girls with zippy clue trying to cover bffeg simulating Walter Payton. Almost peed my pants. I played Ditka.

BrudLee 01-05-2006 06:55 AM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
True story.

My last name is "Lee". My first name is... "William". Get it?

Me neither.

As an infant, my then eighteen-month old sister called me her "Baby Brudder", and so my nickname became "Brud". I never lost it, and she's still walking around, unmolested. So the next time someone complains that life isn't fair, you send that son of a bitch my way and I'll straighten them out.

cpayne5 01-05-2006 07:59 AM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
My name is Chris Payne. I went to George Mason University. The school assigned usernames to everybody in the style of [first initial][last name][sequence number]. I was assigned cpayne5. The username has stuck for simplicity purposes.

TheMalcolmConnection 01-05-2006 08:30 AM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
Sean Taylor told me that if I didn't use this nickname he would kill me by osmosis.

Seriously though, my roomate in college Marcus started calling me Malcolm and we played a lot of intramural football. I played QB and Marcus was WR for our team. Whenever I threw for a touchdown pass, it was "The Malcolm Connection".

MTK 01-05-2006 09:29 AM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
I wish I had a cool story but I don't.

Way back when I needed a username and I just used my name Matt with my last initial K, threw in the Y in the middle to make it flow better and used my birth year at the end.

I use matty dread more often now on other boards as my little tribute to Bob Marley.

BDBohnzie 01-05-2006 10:10 AM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
BD stands for Big Daddy, one of my nicknames. Bohnzie is another one of my nicknames...so instead of having such a long screen name, I shorted Big Daddy to BD and plopped it on the front of Bohnzie and became BDBohnzie.

TheMalcolmConnection 01-05-2006 10:11 AM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
How did Ade Jimoh Fan Club get his name? :party-smi

BDBohnzie 01-05-2006 10:12 AM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
I like how TAFKAS started the thread, and then didn't share his story...

SmootSmack 01-05-2006 10:22 AM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
[QUOTE=BDBohnzie]I like how TAFKAS started the thread, and then didn't share his story...[/QUOTE]

LOL. Well, when I first joined this site I went by the nom de plume of Smootsmack. I just liked the way it sounded. I wouldn't say I was a huge Smoot fan, but I did like having him here. And I really liked his energetic personality. Plus I figured if any Redskin would be here for a while, it would be Fred Smoot.

I was wrong.

The acronym TAFKAS was decided by the people of the Warpath in a poll once Frederico decided to part ways with us.

ladyfan06 01-05-2006 10:37 AM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
Pretty Obvious but here it goes.....

1.)I am such a F*ckin LADY
2.)I am a HUUUUUUGGGGEEE Skins FAN.
3.)All the way to the SUPERBOWL in '06>

Hence the name, LadyFan06

Cooley 350Z 01-05-2006 12:00 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
Cooley is a stud + I had just bought a new Nissan 350Z = Cooley 350Z.

Duffman003 01-05-2006 01:50 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
i was watching the simpson's episode where Duffman said, "Duffman can not breathe." so i though it was hilarious and bam

BigSKINBauer 01-05-2006 03:03 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
[QUOTE=Duffman003]i was watching the simpson's episode where Duffman said, "Duffman can not breathe." so i though it was hilarious and bam[/QUOTE] but the 003 where does that come from?? 3?? can it be??

TheMalcolmConnection 01-05-2006 03:47 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
[QUOTE=Duffman003]i was watching the simpson's episode where Duffman said, "Duffman can not breathe." so i though it was hilarious and bam[/QUOTE]

Duffman never dies. Only the actors who play him. OH YEAAH.

Schneed10 01-05-2006 04:07 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
Once upon a time I played little league baseball, I was a wee 12 years old. My coach was my best friend's father, and he had been my coach on several teams since I was seven years old. Nice enough guy, but the damn feller couldn't get my last name right. (My last name is Snyder by the way, and no I am not a billionaire and no I am not related to a billionaire and no I am in no way related to the owner of the Skins. The only thing we have in common is the same last name and a huge passion for the Skins.)
Anywho, my coach always wrote up the lineups in the scorebook, and he would post it on the fence. It never failed, but there in the 3-slot was the name Synder. [b]SYN[/b]der, not [b]SNY[/b]der, but [b]SYN[/b]der. This went on for 5 years until one day I finally said, you know coach, it's been five years and you've been writing my name down as Synder (and I prounounced it SINDER for him). He says "alright then, I'll change it."

I say "thank you."

He says "Oh no, I'm not changing the spelling, I'm changing the way it's pronounced. I will call you Sinder from now on."

Doh.

So some time goes by and I get used to my new last name. There comes a time in an important tournament game when we are down by a run late in the game. He comes out of the dugout, all flustered, because our pitcher walked two guys in a row. Looks in my direction in center field, pointed to me, but can't spit my name out. And in front of all my teammates, friends, parents, and the other team, he yells Sny... Sin... Snin... SCHNEED, GET YOUR BUTT ON THE MOUND, YOU'RE PITCHING.

And there you have it. That year my jersey was #10, and the rest is history.

jdlea 01-05-2006 05:50 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
JDLea: Justin David Lea

Summo 01-05-2006 08:40 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
My user name is simply my last name, but it’s pronounced Sue Mo like the Sumo wrestler.

A distant half of my family pronounces it similar to summit, which is the translation in Italian.

For those that are familiar with my website work in the past you might remember I had a site called SummoSkins. My original name was Summo’s Redskin Site, and then I thought that was too long so I tried Suumo’s Skins Site and I still didn’t like the sound of that. Then I just mashed the two together and made it SummoSkins.

When I moved the site to a new server and went to register a name I thought the SummoSkins name sounded a little self-promoting so I registered Redskins Summit.com, which as I stated earlier was the translation of my last name and kind of a cool double entendre.

itvnetop 01-05-2006 08:56 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
interestingly enough, a coworker of mine created "itvnetop" for me back in 95... it was a username for some random registration (i'd never created a username for anything before)- I was a work study student for a place called "instructional television network" ("itv") and my position was "network operator." I'm no longer a network operator and ITV has changed its name, but I was so used to the keystrokes that I just kept it the same.

Scott 01-05-2006 09:52 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
TAFKAS forgot the best part...it stands for "The Artist formerly known as Smootsmack"...classic...
Scott, self explanatory, thats my first name, and I have no imagination.

skinsfanthru&thru 01-05-2006 09:59 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
my name is pretty obvious and it stands for what I have been since the age of 3 and one of my earliest memories and it stands for what I will be til my last breath.

EternalEnigma21 01-06-2006 11:42 AM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
Well shortly after graduation, I started doing drugs and drinking and never made it to college, so day in and day out I work at the Chicken of the Sea plant packing sea chickens into the little cans you eat them out of.

Summo 01-06-2006 12:16 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
[QUOTE=canthetuna]Well shortly after graduation, I started doing drugs and drinking and never made it to college, so day in and day out I work at the Chicken of the Sea plant packing sea chickens into the little cans you eat them out of.[/QUOTE]

That name can also be used as a euphuism to fire Parcells.

EternalEnigma21 01-06-2006 12:27 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
You know, I never thought of that... wow! lol

TheMalcolmConnection 01-06-2006 01:57 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
LOL! I SERIOUSLY thought your named was always about Parcells. That's HILARIOUS!

EternalEnigma21 01-06-2006 01:59 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
yeah... It is... I was kidding... I'm a car salesman lmao

onlydarksets 01-06-2006 02:11 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
[QUOTE=canthetuna]yeah... It is... I was kidding... I'm a car salesman lmao[/QUOTE]
:lol:

htownskinfan 01-06-2006 02:21 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
skin fan in houston,originally from manassas,va

TheMalcolmConnection 01-06-2006 03:15 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
[QUOTE=canthetuna]yeah... It is... I was kidding... I'm a car salesman lmao[/QUOTE]

Normally I consider myself an astute guy. Today I got pwned by satire.

EternalEnigma21 01-06-2006 03:25 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
maybe you can school me a bit... what does pwned mean??

TheMalcolmConnection 01-06-2006 03:32 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
HA! You got pwned by pwned.

Malcolm 1, canthetuna 1.

TheMalcolmConnection 01-06-2006 03:33 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
J/K... Lemme post the wikipedia definition:

"The slang term pwn (past tense pwned and other possible variants) as used by the Internet gaming culture, means to beat or dominate an opponent (pwned can mean "to be made a fool of"). While the term probably originated as a typographical error of the word own[1], it is now used intentionally by many members of the culture. The term has become so ubiquitous in Internet circles that it is often used outside of gaming contexts."

JoeRedskin 01-06-2006 03:35 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
I got mine from a play on the Snoopy character "Joe Cool" - plus, I had been drinking heavily when I registered.

EternalEnigma21 01-06-2006 03:52 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
[QUOTE=JoeRedskin]I got mine from a play on the Snoopy character "Joe Cool" - plus, I had been drinking heavily when I registered.[/QUOTE]


I always thought you were just a heavy smoker... joe camel...

EEich 01-06-2006 04:21 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
My name is Eric Eichelsdorfer. My plate is EEICH also.

FRPLG 01-06-2006 04:51 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
I'd love to know about sportscurmudgeon's name. He seems so soft and cuddly and not curmudgeonly at all!

skinsguy 01-06-2006 04:53 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
My name is pretty much self explanatory. I'm a Redskins type of guy! Plus, it's usually the name I use on any forum board I post on.

onlydarksets 01-06-2006 10:23 PM

Re: What's In a Name?
 
Metallica - Master of Puppets - Damage, Inc.

[QUOTE]**** it all and ****ing no regrets
Never happy endings on these [B][U]dark sets[/U][/B]
All's fair for Damage, Inc. you see
Step a little closer, if you please[/QUOTE]


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