And if you ask Molgrips (Mr Technical his name should be) it's abt 10 pages longer…

It's my actual name.

Molgrips likes to waffle on. Whats news?

Samsung backwards, simple really 🙂

Hung like a donkey…

Subliminal advertising. 😉

it`s what I do in the Politically correct world it would be pest control operative but hey ho!

Bonty- 🙂

And only a year and a week after the girl first visited the chap in Finland the girl from WI and the chap from UK were married in her home town and 2 days later with all her stuff packed in boxes she flew to the UK to start a new life with a new name.

[Sniff] It's so romantic. [/Sniff] 🙂

WI =?

Womens Institute?
West Indies?
Western Isles?

It's the phrase that springs to mind reading the inane cobblers to be found in this vicinity.

WI= Wisconsin

Womens Institute? 😛

Ah.

I like tea, drink tea, make tea. I'm a girl. Simple, and dull, as that.

a long time ago when i was on orange for my contract mobile i needed a password, i looked around, i saw the kitchen roll, so it became a password, now its a username as its quite random and i like it so there……..

'coz I'm possibly a little psycho about cycles innit? 😯 😕 😆 8)

nickname based on this character in stir crazy, i'm quite a big fella.

I like tea, drink tea, make tea. I'm a girl.

*Is in love* 😳

creepy……

Nice story Mrs Grips. Who's it about?

kids tv programme In The Night Garden has a weird train like thing called The Ninky Nonk, when i used to take my girls out for a ride in their trailer we nicknamed it after it

onewheelgood – Is your Unicycle full sus?

I have no imagination 🙁

erm..have a guess.

Surrounded by zulus…..yet another user name?

it is my actual name

it's the only thing that people call me that would get past the swear filter

coz i is

joolsburger – Member

Are you Zulu-Eleven's fat brother ?

Sie habben zu fiel Geld. Pass auf! Die fetten Jahre sind vorbei!

I had a dog…

…called Onza

I look like my namesake from the Bash STreet Kids.

The Ox bit relates to my surname. The Flying Ox was given to me by nuttysquirrel after he witnessed me soaring through the air on the doubles at the bottom of Carron Valley. Moments later I stacked it, puncturing a frame, my elbow and my left thigh. This led almost immediately to a second nickname: The Dying Ox. I prefer the first one.

I'm a fan of Mancunian 'beat combo', The Smiths. 'Rusty Spanner' comes from the lyrics of one of their songs.

And I'm not a very good, or frequent, mechanic. 🙂

duh i guess it my name then :wink:…. i do have a nickname on the climbing forum, but just wanted to be normal on ere (normal ? lol

i have a lovely scar down my shin from a V8 pedal

Back in my hacker-in-training days at college / Uni, it became apparant that "Alan" wouldn't cut it as an identifier because there was lots of them. I needed a unique alias.

Searching for ideas, I watched Top Gun and there was a character in there called Cougar. I kinda liked the name, it's sort of a pun on my surname and I'm a 'cat person' so it seemed like a good idea. Twenty years on, it appears to have stuck somewhat. People who've known me initially online call me Cougar in preference to my real name, so it doesn't seem to be going anywhere anytime soon.

In the days of the Web it's no longer unique, so I go with Cougar when it's available and UKCougar when it's not.

Erm, from my email address which came from a cartoon from the 80's called Jimbo and the Jetset. And my name is Tom. I'm sure there is a link in there somewhere.