How did you come up with your user name?

[371groundie]

371 = the first saw i ever ran by myself
groundie = have yet to do any tree business aerialy, all loggin a luggin brush


(the first saw i ever ran was a stihl 038mag, but dad was hanging on to it too since i was like 5)

 

[willsaw4beer]

Yup... That isn't the only long range story told of the Sharps and the West.

Those sharps rifles were legendary for accuracy. Most black powder's are, at least my dad's older Thompson Center's are. The thick, heavy barrel is probably one part, and the heavy bullet doesn't get pushed around by the wind. A cold forged barrel is always good too...

 

[Sawdustmaker]

Sharpen your chain!

haha.... that is what i would have told myself when i joined the site.

 

[volks-man]

not a people person

volks-man

volks = volkswagen
man = man

i used to tool on air-cooled vws a lot.

i use that name, in one form or another, in every forum i peruse and harass:
AS,
geocaching,
youtube,
whiteblaze,
jeepforum,
videogamecritic,
ect.

 

[sawinredneck]

You tell me how I came up with mine...

I'm in the same boat!

 

[indiansprings]

Live on a place with six large springs that flow together to start the headwaters of a large creek, we have found a hundred or more arrow heads in the garden, can see 8 old teepee mounds out of our front window. Confederates that wintered here supposedly named the place Indian Springs,
last year while plowing the neighbors, we found a nine pound cannon ball, and half of a severly rusted saber, with metal detectors we have found minne balls
and confederate horse breast work buckles. My daughter found a huge spear point last week. It's a neat historical site way off the beaten path. Don't get to town much.

 

[Sawed-Off]

Mine's a combination of the the chainsaw version of hacked-off and it's the way I like my shotguns.

 

[oxbow]

My camp in the Adirondacks is on Oxbow Lake

 

[Wood Doctor]

Wood Doctor

Ph.D. from the University of Illinois, 1973.

I love to work wood in my shop and cut firewood in the forest that I use to heat my home. Hence, Wood Doctor seemed automatic.

 

[tharrison57]

Not very tricky ...

First initial, last name, year born.

Hey, I'm gettin' old and between passwords, PINS, access codes and all that other fun stuff, I thought I'd better make it easy on myself.


and "wigglesworth" was taken ! ! !

 

[user 34550]

TLAR - that looks about right, is my standard of measurement and 640 is the KTM I owned.

 

[joatmon]

TLAR - that looks about right, is my standard of measurement and 640 is the KTM I owned.

You also buy duct tape by the case? If so, welcome father-in-law.

Joat

 

[damifino]

damifino

 

[slowp]

Well, there were 3 of us with the same first name, all working in the timber shop. There was P, then Quick P, who is a type A person and then there's me, who is a type D person. I'm a plodder. You go ahead and I'll get there eventually, but I will get there. Unless the snow is up above my knees and you haven't yarded the trees out where I have to stumble through. Then I might not make it there.

 

[user 34550]

You also buy duct tape by the case? If so, welcome father-in-law.

Joat

Yes, and in different colors, too!

 

[Paul001]

Umm, it's my name?

 

[wigglesworth]

and "wigglesworth" was taken ! ! !

ha ha

 

[Ontario_Logger]

live in ontario and a logger.....might have to get changed to part-time logger with the way the markets are :censored:

 

[BayAreaBucker]

I'm born and raised in the bay area of California and one of my favorite things to do is buck up big oak. I'm not very creative.

 

[computeruser]

Mine is about as devoid of meaning as you could imagine - "computeruser" as a user name for an internet forum...yeah, that tells a lot about the user, don't it?