What your Freeper sign on mean? Why did you choose it?

04-06-2010

[MNJohnnie]

What does your Freeper sign on mean? Why did you choose it?

[LostPassword]

I had a different sign on for 4-5 years but rarely posted and usually forgot my password when I wanted to. I forgot it after I changed ISPs and couldn't get a new one, so I created a new account: lostpassword.

[mtg]

I’m getting so old I forgot.

[nutmeg]

What does your screen name mean? I’ve always wondered... ;-)

[Servant of the Cross]

"I am your father's brother's nephew's cousin's former roommate".

[TheThirdRuffian]

There are rightist big-government nanny-staters in charge of the RNC; I would say that is the difference.

[RoadGumby]

I sed to work on the road, travelling from nuke plant to nuke plant. Hence “road”. And wearing green scrubs, walking quickly, and beeing thin, I got the nickname of gumby. There ya go.

[Jobu Needs A Refill]

Mine is an homage to one of my favorite quotes from the classic baseball flick "Major League": "Hey, bartender! Jobu needs a refill!"

[SamAdams76]

I used to post on Free Republic with my real name but I wanted to be able to mess with people's heads anonymously so in 1997 or thereabouts, I changed it to SamAdams76.

Sam Adams for several reasons...like the famous patriot I am a Bostonian and also a bit of a muckraker who loves to stir things up. I've never actually incited a riot - but always wanted to. Maybe I will get my chance someday.

Also my beer of choice in those days was Sam Adams Lager and I was even making beer at home (with not so good results) so the name fit me perfectly. I then tacked on the numbers to lend some additional "Spirit of '76" authenticity to the moniker.

Sam Adams...brewer, patriot, Freeper pain in the neck. That would be me.

[SE Mom]

I’m the proud mom of a Screaming Eagle- 101st Airborne Division - AIR ASSAULT!

Hence, SE Mom :)

[DarthVader]

:-)

[Eagle of Liberty]

I think mine pretty much speaks for itself. LOL!

[dangerdoc]

I worked medical attached to the marines. I never liked being in the aid station so if anybody was out doing something, I’d grab my gear and join in. I jumped out of aircraft, spy rigged, climbed rocks, and pulled the trigger on everything that went boom on the base. I also played sports and biked half the state. In the course of all the fun, I got to know all of the orthopedic surgeons on base. I spent about half of my active duty in a bandage, cast, splint or sling.

I can’t remember if it was my CO or one of the surgeons that called me dangerdoc the first time, but it stuck until I left the service.

[Charles Henrickson]

martin_ hard at work, very animated.

[NYer]

So why did you pick your sign on? What does it mean?

NYer

... I am a native New Yorker and proud of it. Guess that sums it up.

[OB1kNOb]

Finally we meet again. The circle is complete.

Indeed! LOL!

[madamemayhem]

actually he totally looks like one of the “caveman” dudes in the insurance ads.

[al_c]

Uh ... my name’s Al. Last name starts with C. Not much beyond that.

[DarthVader]

Your powers are weak, old man.

I am now the master!

LOL!!

[GenXteacher]

So people here would know how old I was, roughly, and what I did for a living so they could understand my perspective better.

[Taxman]

When I was introduced to FR at the Oct. 31 1998 March for Justice, I was an Evil Inside the Beltway lobbyist for the National Retail Sales Tax.

Taxman was a natural handle for me.

BTW, I was not a Beetles fan and did not know of their song by the same name.