My current tagline is intended to illustrate how Global Warming is a religion, not a proven scientific fact.
My husband and I began being blessed with grandchildren in May of 1998 and by Nov of 2004 we had nine. We add one more in 06.
So many things in my life ‘happened’ to me before I knew what was happening(I was always reacting, not being proactive), that for once I wanted to decide what my grandchilden would call me. I went to the library, polled my friends, checked with my children’s inlaws to make sure of no duplicates and I finally decided on Grammy. We had to change internet providers shortly after that so I needed an email tag and my last name starts with E so I put down grame. All that research and all i had to do was sign up for an email acct. But the grandkids love it, and so do my kids. It gives the grandmas individual identities.
My company name is three words, and the first two are High Impact.
I got my nickname because of my great desire to always have new socks to wear.
Graduated as a meteorologist and had my first born two months later.
We used to live in a welfare town and saw generations of families on welfare. We were there long enough to watch kids grow up and end up on welfare just like their parents, and grandparents, and aunts, and uncles, and.....
No effort at all to break the cycle.
Mine is just the combined names of my two pets, a dog and a cat, both now deceased.
My tagline I read in a Prager column. This particular line seemed to sum up the point of the whole thing.
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Former commuter on Government run railroad known as the Long Island Railroad in the People’s Democratik Republik of New York. Their motto was “Dashing Dan.” Riding their trains, I felt like a doofus; thus the ridiculous name I chose, and never bothered to change.
Inebriated cousin couldn’t seem to get my name Tricia out right. I’ve been “Trilla” ever since.
Tubebender referred to my occupation and the fact early radios were tube type...
Many Central Texans have guessed mine. It’s a play on McLennan County, Texas where I live. I changed it to McLynnan so you’d all know I’m a girl.
Robert Novak in the Plame Game saying the person (Armitage, apparently) that gave the name of the idiot CIA employee (she wasn’t an operative) was no “partisan gunslinger”. I was surprised no one took it before I signed up.
My current tagline is a quote from my husband's time as a submarine sonar tech. It was uttered by a officer during watch and my husband actually took a marker, popped the top off, and handed it to the officer. The officer took a huge whiff of the marker, said 'Ahhh much better thanks', and handed the marker back to my husband.
My Nic isnt my Nic, it’s my First and Middle Name.
My Tagline is my own billboard because it is sooo true.
I joined FR during the great “Civil Unions” (spit) controversy in Vermont.
Hillary’s “listening” tour when she ran for the NY senate seat.
Directed at hillary as a curse similar to listenb*tch.