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Yea you know Bing was collecting Romans when they were just 'old.' .... Hey, I can remember some of the 80's. Btw, Walmart is running a deal on 3 pack Hanes. Steve - glad you finally got rid of the neolithic loin cloth. |
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JW, eh? .... hmmmm, is that short for Johnny Weissmuller?  |
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I think those are from Speedos Caveman range  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Hmmm, underwear with a holster for your knife ... now that's thinking outside of the box!!  |
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You know I was thinking, its hard for me to say Echizento's name in my brain- we should call him cheese. Just saying....
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My nickname has been SKI ever since my days in the service. Because I'm Polish and my last name was hard to pronounce.
Edited by echizento
11/05/2012 10:18 pm
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Ech-Ski-and-Scratch-Ski ... nah, that's too easy  |
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=> how 'bout E-Z ... "Eazy" ... "Easy"? Hmmm, I still like Echi-Z  but sorry ... if you'd prefer 'SKI', then SKI it is ... You Rule  Ummm sorry, dude ... or echizento, because that's extremely cool, too (we think that you rock, no matter what your handle is!!) Edited by stevex6
11/06/2012 12:39 am
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I wasn't sure about these nicknames, but some usernames are long, so I feel we should each give a nickname that we could use, so I feel good about eng, short and sweet...what would you liked to be named.... |
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Steve, I've always wondered what the "x6" at the end means. Is it "Steve times 6"?
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