Okay Okay,,,,, A long time ago.. in a galaxy far far away.... on a planet called Kosovo.. a Army buddy of mine didnt think that I worked very hard and always thought that I was riding the Gravy Train. By that he ment I wasnt working I was playing games or just haggin around. For the most part he was right so it stuck for awhile.. and then we all started playing Halo with as many Xbox's we chould splice together and I was told by my buddies that I would be called "Gravy Train" and so the years have passed and the name has remained.

 

oo, i see .... ill just call you slacker than.... lol j/k

looks like this is gonna be another big topic.... i seem to be good at starting the big topics....

 

Some of you guys are pretty interesting characters

Mine is simple, last name Sullivan, friends have called my Sully for years. I'm also a pilot and sometimes use the nickname sullyair, I felt sullydirt was more appropriate for the KLX forum.

 

Mine started with Need for Speed on Playstation. When I went to enter my name, which is Dan by the way, after a race, I decided to use a Z instead of N because it was faster to enter on the menu. Z is N turned sideways. Jr is because I am a Junior. I have been using dazjr for over 10 years now. Not near a interesting as some of you other guys, especially the military guys.

 

Yep, now THAT is gonna be a story!!!

 

where is good old poodlenuts.... come on chime in here.... lol

 

nice photo gallery calisaki

 

Mine isn't a nickname just an internet handle. First forum I joined was about 6 years ago and it was a phishing one, all the names I picked had already been picked....... the mullet run was going at the time so I tried Finger Mullet and bingo I had a name....stuck with it ever since regardless of the forum. I'm boring and consistant.

 

Calisaki - where ya been lately, man? I for one have missed your jiggly avatars

 

Like I say on all the boards where this topic comes up:

Beats me... I broke it out to use on AIM a long long LONG time ago... no one else had the name so I didnt need to put 1324323 or any nasty combination of numbers behind it, which I liked. When I gave up AOL for dial up and went to broadband, AOL ate my name, so I had to throw the Mark Two (MkII) on the end of it.