Originally posted by divegeester I definitely would not have chosen "Grampy Bobby" that's for sure.
Originally posted by divegeester I definitely would not have chosen "Grampy Bobby" that's for sure.
Agree. It immediately disclosed an age difference with other prominent male posters to these public forums, some of whom apparently have unresolved issues with older men in their families. Should never have deferred the choice to two of my six grandchildren. My son discovered RHP in July 2007 and urged me to join to mentor his two oldest children on his account.
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A ghettofied hole in the wall bar where the poor and downtrodden alcoholics of america go to drink disounted mini-pitchers and listen to tired David alan Coe songs. JC and Steve were kicked out of another Dive for spitting on the floor.
by ThE LaTe JC March 24, 2005" http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=dive
"geester:
Gangsta from the East - usually from Hong Kong or any part near South China Sea. Is usually very rich by inheritance and is often seen hangin out in various parts of China Town of a city. Also owns a lot of real estate and is seldom seen without sunglasses. He is always surrounded by wannabe geesters. Don't mess with YoPhang, he's a bad geester!
by sgandhi July 28, 2006" http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=geester
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I am really Marc W. Miller and I don't have a problem with using mwmiller, but if I had given it some thought I probably would have came up with something more chess-related. At the time I was just happy to find a website where I could play chess.
However, it would have been nice to have a registration "warning" advising me to take a few moments to select my username carefully, as it would be permanent and there would be no option to change it later.
Originally posted by mwmiller I am really Marc W. Miller and I don't have a problem with using mwmiller, but if I had given it some thought I probably would have came up with something more chess-related. At the time I was just happy to find a website where I could play chess.
However, it would have been nice to have a registration "warning" advising me to take a few moments to sele ...[text shortened]... my username carefully, as it would be permanent and there would be no option to change it later.
Thanks, Marc. "Joined: 24 Feb '01" a few weeks after the inception of RHP.
How about, "Grampy Marc" or GM (would have been chess-related)? lol
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby Originally posted by divegeester [b]I definitely would not have chosen "Grampy Bobby" that's for sure.
Agree. It immediately disclosed an age difference with other prominent male posters to these public forums, some of whom apparently have unresolved issues with older men in their families. Should never have deferred the choice to two of ...[text shortened]... ary.com/define.php?term=geester
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An interesting RHP Nickname."[/quote][/b]
Lol, I guess it's what you look for.
dive = scuba
geester = short term work nickname from around 2008 (when I joined) originating from my others halve's nickname at that time.
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby "[PDF]Form FDA 3674 Certification of Compliance
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Food and Drug Administration"
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Enigmatic with my correlative frames of reference. Once again today on this forum, please explain. Thanks.
You are not serious. I hope...
Anyway, you might not have come across this, but if you choose a username that is already taken, many websites will suggest using that name with a number appended.
Originally posted by Great Big Stees One of my nieces couldn't say Steve. She had a cousin Steve (Little Stees), another uncle (younger than me, Big Stees) then me.
So, Steve, if you had been "another uncle (younger than me, Big Stees)"
your Red Hot Pawn Nickname may well have been "BS"? lol
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby So, Steve, if you had been "another uncle (younger than me, Big Stees)"
your Red Hot Pawn Nickname may well have been "BS"? lol
Yes I guess I would have been but what if there were yet another Steve who was still younger than I. Would I be Jumbo Stees?
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby NoEarthlyReason, let's not belabor the nexus you've attached to these digits. What is your intended meaning? Thank you.
It is what we like to call "a joke". Humour, if you will.
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby [b]Your Nickname on Red Hot Pawn
If you knew everything you know now about Red Hot Pawn on the day you joined, would you still have chosen your site nickname of record? If not, what other nicknames would you have considered and why? In July, 2007, mine would have become "Boston Lad" ( the same as my "Self Proclaimed Title" in Forum Setting ...[text shortened]... ations, preferences and/or insights you're invited to participate in Thread 162422[/b]
Don't know why all the thumbs down but I like the nic I have now but I did consider:
PawnsOfMassDestruction
Elvis Chessley
chessburger
Isolated Pawn
4ced m8
Deep Purple
Pat Zerfish
li!i!i!il
oi0l8l0io
g00golpleX
the opposition
we had four guys from our chess club form a chess team to play in a team championship once. There were two white and two black guys on it. I suggested the name Grischuks of Opposite Colors but they rejected it.
I did name my brother's bowling team once though. They were always drunk so I suggested "The Alley-coholics". They used it 🙂
Originally posted by divegeester Lol, I guess it's what you look for.
dive = scuba
geester = short term work nickname from around 2008 (when I joined) originating from my others halve's nickname at that time.
Yup. Awesome.
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby (Page 1)
Originally posted by divegeester I definitely would not have chosen "Grampy Bobby" that's for sure.
Agree. It immediately disclosed an age difference with other prominent male posters to these public forums, some of whom apparently have unresolved issues with older men in their families. Should never have deferred the choice to two of my six grandchildren. My son discovered RHP in July 2007 and urged me to join to mentor his two oldest children on his account.
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A ghettofied hole in the wall bar where the poor and downtrodden alcoholics of america go to drink disounted mini-pitchers and listen to tired David alan Coe songs. JC and Steve were kicked out of another Dive for spitting on the floor.
by ThE LaTe JC March 24, 2005" http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=dive
"geester:
Gangsta from the East - usually from Hong Kong or any part near South China Sea. Is usually very rich by inheritance and is often seen hangin out in various parts of China Town of a city. Also owns a lot of real estate and is seldom seen without sunglasses. He is always surrounded by wannabe geesters. Don't mess with YoPhang, he's a bad geester!
by sgandhi July 28, 2006" http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=geester
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An interesting RHP Nickname."
Originally posted by divegeester Lol, I guess it's what you look for.
dive = scuba
geester = short term work nickname from around 2008 (when I joined) originating from my others halve's nickname at that time.
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"Lol, I guess it's what you look for." Not quite, divegeester. These two quotations are what Urban Slang's researchers found.
Would "JC and Steve" or "YoPhang", possibly have been your business colleagues at the time of joining Red Hot Pawn?
Your Nickname on Red Hot Pawn
20 Jan '15 20:38
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