Why did you pick the username you have currently?

[+ 7829V]

I created mine with a random text generator. Means nothing. ?‍♂️

[+ MysticMenace]

In real life, I combined the first name of my high school crush in the US, and the last name of my childhood guy best friend (who ended up marrying my other childhood girl best friend [who I actually dated in person from ages 12 to 14 in the Philippines and in LDR when I came to the US from 15 to 17] - they have 5 kids now), who, in retrospect, I may have had a crush on.

[mike carey]

I just selected it from the phone book.

[+ nycman]

I’m a man.

I live in NYC.

The rest is history.

[+ Hoover42]

My nickname combined with the age I was when I joined HooBoy's original site

[+ FrankR]

I have limited imagination!

[+ Just Sayin]

when I joined the forum, I had a porn crush on Austin Wilde; he used to say "just sayin'" in some of his videos, so I fixated on that!

[Mr.E]

I’m a “lurker” and one of my initials happens to be E.

[+ easygoingpal]

It defines me...

[azhiker]

I live in AZ.

I hike.

[InterestingGuy]

Years ago when I created mine, I simply tried to create a screen-name that had a lot of letters so that I could meet whatever the minimum requirement for letters was for this site.

 

Within a few months, I received a few direct messages along the lines of “What makes you so interesting?” or “Do you have a top-secret job?” - and I realized my screen name was sending some kind of message that I was “bragging” - but my only intent was to create a long name that would be accepted by the site. This is the only site on which I use “Interestingguy” - even though on other sites I use subtle variations of a different name.

[+ g56whiz]

Represents the wonder with which I approach the world. I owe the avatar to. @Lucky.

[big-n-tall]

It is a descriptor of my physicality.

[+ Lucky]

I have mentioned this before...I felt lucky to get to fly across the country on a flight that also carried Lucas Ridgeston and Johann Paulik.

I used to say that I "slept" with them but people thought I meant sex. No, it was a night flight so we all slept! They looked great in the morning at baggage claim.

Of course, now one of the younger posters might ask who they are!

[+ Pensant]

I was thinking in French.

[+ Pensant]

I was thinking in French.

[rvwnsd]

I joined the Forum long after I posted my first review. My review handle was already taken so I used my initials and my city of residence at the time and here we are.

[rvwnsd]

I joined the Forum long after I posted my first review. My review handle was already taken so I used my initials and my city of residence at the time and here we are.

[+ poolboy48220]

One of my old roommates used it and I liked it, I took it with his blessings.

[+ Charlie]

Like Lucky, I have answered this before (some topics on this site never seem to get old). Charles is my middle name, so my college roommate used to call me "Cheerful Charlie," an ironical reference to my inclination to study rather than party with him and his friends. Some of his friends thought Charlie was really my name, and frequently called me that. When I joined this site back in the last century, I needed a handle, and Charlie was simple and easy to type (I am a very slow typist).

[tanman4u]

When I joined I was pretty obsessed with being tan. Glad I grew out of that........oh wait!

[tanman4u]

When I joined I was pretty obsessed with being tan. Glad I grew out of that........oh wait!

[+ WilliamM]

In honor of my grandfather who died before I was born. I should have used my grandmother's maiden name, Webster

Edited February 5, 2021 by WilliamM

[+ WilliamM]

In honor of my grandfather who died before I was born. I should have used my grandmother's maiden name, Webster

Edited February 5, 2021 by WilliamM

[Epigonos]

I taught high school Advanced Placement Air History for a number of years. Epigono(u)s was a court sculpture to the Attalid dynasty at Pergamum in the late third century B.C. (Hellenistic Period). The marble statues "The Dying Gaul" and the "Ludovisi Gaul" are thought to be Roman marble copies of his original bronzes. Just taking a look at those two statues explains it all.