FReeper Canteen ~ What's The Origin Of Your Screenname? ~ March 16, 2006

Ms.Behavin

[StarCMC]

 

What is the origin of your screen name?
 

Come tell us your story....
 

How'd ya choose your screen name?
A situation in your life?
Part of a song?
Your Military service?



For me, it was three times I came across "Misbehavin"
that decided it for me!
I bought a blouse that had that on the tag...
Then my MIL gave me a book about a cat called Ms.Behavin..
Then I heard the song "Ain't Misbehavin!"
 

 

        

So there ya have it!
Have fun!
Please, no politics in The Canteen..
We want our troops to rest, relax and relate!

 

         

 

Now tell us YOUR story!!
 

[MS.BEHAVIN]

(Thud)
LOL
Ms.B

[MS.BEHAVIN]

Thank you, Colonial Warrior!
Ms.B

[MS.BEHAVIN]

Thanks monk!
Ms.B

[Kathy in Alaska]

Good evening, TMS....thanks for your service to our country.

[Humidston]

Massive prayers from Texas, MNJ. Lord, protect our warriors!

[Kathy in Alaska]

Welcome to the Canteen, SailormanCGA72, and thanks for your service to our country.

[Kathy in Alaska]

Welcome to the Canteen, MozartLover,

and thanks to your son for his service to our country.

[Kathy in Alaska]

Welcome to the Canteen, knews_hound, and thanks for your service to our country.

[Kathy in Alaska]

Welcome to the Canteen and thanks for sharing your stories.

[Do not dub me shapka broham]

:)

[Mr. Silverback]

Thanks for serving, Air Force brother!

[Redleg Duke]

Every time I drove through the contonment area at McCoy, Glen Miller's "A String Of Pearls" would echo in my head. I thought of all of the energy that was expmended there during WWII and I could feel it. It was really spooky in a way.

[writer33]

Thank you, ma'am. I appreciate it.

[writer33]

Thank you, but it's so hollow now, AZamericonnie. :-)

[writer33]

Thank you, Star. I appreciate it.

[writer33]

Thank you, lauren. I appreciate it.

[writer33]

It's too late now, SR. It's so hollow. Don't even bother.

:-) HA!

[Mr. Silverback]

Thanks for serving! Semper Fi!

[Loud Mime]

There's more to the name "Publius." I knew of this years ago, but couldn't remember the exact Roman name....I kept thinking of this:

Anyway, here's more to the story:

"“The first paper appeared in the Independent Journal on 27 October 1787 and was signed Publius, a signature that all subsequent articles bore, for authorship was secret. ‘Publius,’ the collective pseudonym employed by Hamilton, Madison, and Jay, ultimately produced some 175,000 words in defence of the new federal Constitution. Hamilton chose the pseudonym for what it represented in the history of Rome. Publius Valerius was a Roman hero celebrated for establishing a stable republican government in Rome after Lucius Brutus overthrew Tarquin, the last king of Rome. Plutarch describes Publius as a great lawgiver whose achievements for Rome were equivalent to those of Solon for Greece.”

source:http://ezinearticles.com/?Hamilton,-Madison-and-Jay---Publius&id=128217

[tuliptree76]

Hi Johnnie,

Prayers for Sargent Mario Colon and his men.