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CitizenWatch |
mine | ||
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Posts: 539 (05/10/06 12:58 AM) Veteran member |
I like watches
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nothernug |
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Posts: 11627 (05/20/06 09:21 AM) Forum Site Moderator |
Palimino Stripe,
Quote:I've always thought it came from the breed horse, you know, like Roy Roger's horse, "Trigger". Granted it's spelled Palomino and pronounced Pal-o-MEE-no. But it's great to be creative. I have been known to make up a few "words" myself.  Diplomacy is the art of saying nice doggie until you can find a rock.
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Palimino Stripe |
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Posts: 583 (05/24/06 05:22 AM) Veteran member |
Yeah- funny thing is I didn't even know there was a breed of horse similar sounding to that until at least a year later when someone told me! Maybe horses were in my subconscious thought when I came up with that so long ago
 Even funnier was, no more than a year ago at my job, a customer came up and bought her items, paid with a credit card, and when she signed the receipt- her last name was Palimino! Spelled exatly the same! maybe I was thinking of her   -Palimino |
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Posts: 56 (05/30/06 10:44 PM) active member |
Billfrombyron=
Well back home I used to hang out at a place that was called "That One Place"(not kidding, that was the name of it) and there were 4 or 5 guys named Bill, since I grew up in the town of Byron, IL they called me Byron Bill, or Byron for short most of the time and the name has stuck ever since. The N.S.D.Q. I use for a signature stands for my unit. Night Stalkers Don't Quit. The nick name we earned in battle. N.S.D.Q.
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Well my first name is Karen and I really like 303 enfields.
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3006guns |
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When I first stumbled into Ebay I had to have some sort of password. Since they quizzed you about your main interests, I punched in Mauser (taken), Springfield (taken), Arisaka (taken) and finally tried "3006" followed by "guns" to make up the missing letters. My name is George and I live way up in the northern part of the People's Republic of Kalifornia....far from the urban nonsense!
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Posts: 285 (07/24/06 11:21 AM) active member |
577sniderman........well,had to pick something and since I love my Snider Enfield and Spiderman was on the TV at the time,well...................
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OldIronMan |
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Sniderman,
Sniderman, Does whatever a Snider can... "A cheerful heart is good medicine."
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577sniderman |
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Posts: 285 (07/25/06 04:58 AM) active member |
Good one
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M9130 43 |
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Posts: 57 (08/05/06 10:51 PM) |
My 1st milsurp purchase. A 1943 M91/30 Izzy Ex-sniper. This one started it all for me.
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OldIronMan |
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Posts: 1281 (08/06/06 01:44 AM) Veteran member |
My first one is an Izzy 1943 91/30 also. Not an ex-sniper.
"A cheerful heart is good medicine."
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Mosu |
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Posts: 413 (09/01/06 01:23 AM) Veteran member |
Mosu is/was draftee slang and meant in my draftee time a green recruit, a yellow nose.
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Cabelas CNR Guy |
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I work at Cabela's...and I like C&R guns?
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cajun airborne |
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Posts: 124 (09/21/06 07:27 PM) active member |
I'm a cajun from south louisiana and I was a paratrooper in the Army. Pretty simple.
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ordonnanz gewehr |
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Posts: 75 (10/06/06 07:21 AM) active member |
My name is German for what I like to collect "military rifle", freely translated.
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I'm "mauserman" in other chat forums but that was taken so I used my first name and date of birth, which I use in other computer related matters. I use mauserman in my other forums because that is the first rifle I bought when I started collecting WW2 era rifles and pistols.
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magsnubby |
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I have a thing for magnum snubbies....mag(num)snubby.
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OldIronMan |
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Posts: 1281 (10/11/06 06:14 PM) Veteran member |
I've got a magnum snubbie. A Weatherby Vanguard in .300 Weatherby Magnum, with a 24" barrel. What a blast!
"A cheerful heart is good medicine."
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Posts: 81 (10/28/06 01:41 PM) active member |
Jeff Cooper used to refer to people who are afraid of guns as "Hoplophobes". I changed the last part to "Phile" which is someone who "likes" something.
In case anyone was wondering.......the word is derived from the ancient greek soldiers who were called "Hoplites", and they were so named because they carried a shield called a "Hopla". The term "Hoplo"-anything in our modern times has normally been used with regard to military or weapons references. So..............."Hoplophile" = "Gunlover". |
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