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Just my first name and last name initial.. my first name is spelled w/ an E ......
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A Paladin is a medieval knight and/or a determined advocate or defender of a noble cause.

Besides, I always liked the old TV show "Have gun, will travel"
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Paladin wrote:A Paladin is a medieval knight and/or a determined advocate or defender of a noble cause.

Besides, I always liked the old TV show "Have gun, will travel"
Ohhh, come on!!! You know you played D&D in yer yute too!!!

I know you!!! :lol:
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stevie_d_64 wrote:
Paladin wrote:A Paladin is a medieval knight and/or a determined advocate or defender of a noble cause.

Besides, I always liked the old TV show "Have gun, will travel"
Ohhh, come on!!! You know you played D&D in yer yute too!!!

I know you!!! :lol:
Okay, okay I'll admit it... I did like to play Paladin's in D&D too... :lol:
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Paladin wrote:
stevie_d_64 wrote:
Paladin wrote:A Paladin is a medieval knight and/or a determined advocate or defender of a noble cause.

Besides, I always liked the old TV show "Have gun, will travel"
Ohhh, come on!!! You know you played D&D in yer yute too!!!

I know you!!! :lol:
Okay, okay I'll admit it... I did like to play Paladin's in D&D too... :lol:
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Mine stands for Smith Corona 1903A3. Favorite gun in my rifle collection.
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Carry-over from my network identifier from a previous employer. Started using it and never changed it. I am also an amature radio operator (KD6CJG).
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<-----Quite simply...an unbeliever. Not quite so disagreeable as the "A" word. :shock: ;-)







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UNBLVR wrote:<-----Quite simply...an unbeliever. Not quite so disagreeable as the "A" word. :shock: ;-

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a bible verse.
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Diode wrote:
llwatson wrote:First user name I ever had, from back in the very beginning; when Al Gore first invented the internet. When bulletin boards, DOS commands, and 4 color monitors were all new and exciting.

Yes, I am old. And, as I am old and tired, I have not been able to expend any precious energy thinking up a new and clever name. So, here I am. First initial, middle initial, last name.

LL Watson
Ah! SO you are from back when Bill Gates said no one would ever need more than 640k of memory? :grin: I can still remember running everything from 5.25 in. floppies and what would I do with a 10 meg HD.
I too remember when everything was run off 5.25 floppies and the like. I thought it was amazing when my father's laptop could store 3 whole green and black games, AND let me type!!
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cyphur wrote: Ah! SO you are from back when Bill Gates said no one would ever need more than 640k of memory? :grin: I can still remember running everything from 5.25 in. floppies and what would I do with a 10 meg HD.
I too remember when everything was run off 5.25 floppies and the like. I thought it was amazing when my father's laptop could store 3 whole green and black games, AND let me type!![/quote]

I remember how cool it was when I managed to hook up an old Apple LISA 10mb Hard Drive to my Apple ][e. I managed to break the filesystem limits for ProDos back then :shock:

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CG- US Coast Guard, XD9SC is what I carry when I am not carrying my 1911 which is almost all the time except on those rare occasions that I am in a place with a proper 30.06 sign on the door. I won't be there long and I am not there by choice.
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Way back in 1988, I did a stint in Springfield, Va which is just outside the belt way. Those looneys around DC are the most anti gun folks I have ever ran into. I decided to get a lic plate saying what i thought about all that, so I did, and have kept the plate for all these years, progun. the 47 has no meaning, just had to put something on the end for yahoo mail.
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Good Thread!! Cosmo, short for Cosmoline, 9 for 9mm. Then once I typed it I thought of the tall goofy guy on "Seinfeld" hence the signature.
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