And here, all this time, I though you was a Gilligan fan!Skipper5 wrote:Texfire's correct:Skipper5....been using this name for longtime online....easy to remember was my childhood dog (Newfoundland's name)...also love sailing!"Most screenames seem to fit into two categories, really interesting names that were carefully thought up, or haphazardly chosen ones when you need a login that ended up sticking. Mine is in the second category.
Lol ....real creative!
//John
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- Mon Nov 06, 2006 1:43 pm
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- Mon Oct 30, 2006 9:33 am
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Well shoot , nice to know you K5NRA, and yes---you should have used it. Ask the mods to change yours just as they changed evil-smurf's to Russell... which, by the way, is also my full first name.jimlongley wrote:I would use my call, but on a gun related forum it might seem like just a little too much showing off.wo5m wrote:Mine originates from amateur radio. wo5m is the callsign that was issued by the FCC. I use it on just about every public forum. Also I’m not the only radio operator on here. I know of at least one other there may be more.
If you where to google my callsign you would find out more about me than googling my name.
de K5NRA, Jim
Well, I'm also an amateur radio operator (Advanced Class), I guess you all guessed that by now!
A mutual friend of W05M's and myself (WB5FLQ) called me KW squared but that hasn't stuck yet.
I use my call sign on every forum that I visit, from Christian to Guns.
Russ