Speak The Word...

I saw them on the Empire tour where they did the entire Mindcrime set. Geoff Tate gave commentary and explained everything. I played the CD many times.

Mine is boring and simple. First initial last name (pronounced like the drink Ginger Ale(s)

My birthday is in February. Wife is August. Both born in 72

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I was a long time C-130 Hercules pilot in the USAF. I did 23 years, flying Hercs for 13 of them.

Seen them back in 86 opening for AC/DC.

Mine is boring, just my first initial and last name.

My parents chose to name me similar to my screen name, which makes things easier. Although, my middle name isn't "dot".

Doug

My aol screenname was the names of my two dogs at the time, Clyde and Wally. Have kept it since then for other uses. No baseball connection, but Clyde's full name was Clyde Bradley Debusschere. From back in the days when the Knicks were actually a pleasure to watch.

I love that album!

My name comes from my profession and the fact I had a new 2010 Camaro at the time I started using the name.

I'm still a CPA but no longer have the car. :(

My name is based off my nickname I got back when we played poker. Kamikaze kid. EFFL stood for a league I was in and still today, Elite Fantasy Football League. So put them together and u got my name

Mine is dull. When I set up my first ever e-mail account I naively chose the address hrosen@hotmail.com. At that time there were evidently 37 other H Rosen's who had the same idea so hotmail suggest the 38. Occasional memory lapses force me to use similar e-mail/log-in names for all of my non-financial accounts so I have simply stuck with the 38.

I used my first name back on the Full Count Board, but it seems like John was a common name back in the early part of this century, so I switched to my Ebay handle, which is really my dad's ebay name. So basically my name since before we switched over from FCB to Net54 has been my dad's ebay name. He likes Camaros, his initials are JD, not much else to it.

The Scooper.........
When I was in bomb disposal in the British Army, I would always let the rest of the crew pick which areas to clear first and I would take what was left, 99 times out of a hundred I would find the most unexploded ordnance. I would then "scoop all the glory"
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