What does your username mean?

[Pinn]

Pin'n Penny is the full name, just use Pinn. It was Pin'n M'Crack.. The Renaissance Faire social club I belong to has unique names for everyone that don't repeat. While attempting to come up with said name, I went with Pin'n because I sew and pin everything prior to sewing
Translated version is Pin in My Crack.
New name of Pin'n Penny isn't as much fun

[extremebike]

Hi!

I am a road cycling coach (bicycle) and I have 3 broken bike helmets where I used my head as a stopping device.

[IsleDog]

This is Isle (pronounced Eye-Lah). she is our dog. named her after Islamorada in the Keys. she is half chocolate lab, 1/4 Newfoundland, and 1/4 golden retriever. she loves water and will float without swimming.

Im not a clever man.

[Cost4133]

my college log in, first 4 letters of last name, followed by last 4 of college ID.

That was a long time ago, but I still use it all the time

[WingHauler]

I had a Honda Goldwing and a Forest River toy hauler. I sold the toy hauler a few years back and sold the Goldwing a couple weeks ago. It looks like I will have to start thinking about a new username.

[lizARdman15]

Does anyone remember the tale of the Lizardman from the late 80’s.

The caps part is my 2nd amendment stance

[Bob_Loblaw]

Bob Loblaw was the Bluth family's attorney played by Scott Baio in the sitcom Arrested Development. Whenever they pronounced his name it always came out sounding like BlahBlahBlah. Miss that show.

[rowdy boys 3]

My wife came up with it for our lhasa apso pooches. We had one pooch pass away (roux), so after he passed away, we found two brothers from a litter, (rascal) and (rowdy), hence the name rowdyboys3...

[Iggy]

Iggy was my radio call sign/name I used in operations in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia as a Forward Air Controller.
Tech is because I'm a Computer Tech.

[U.S.ArmyVeteran]

Originally Posted by Iggy

Iggy was my radio name I used in operations in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia as a Forward Air Controller.
Tech is because I'm a Computer Tech.

Thank You for your Service!
Welcome Back!


You and your fellow FACs are amazing!

[Iggy]

Originally Posted by U.S.ArmyVeteran

Thank You for your Service!
Welcome Back!
You and your fellow FACs are amazing!

Most people won't know what is a FAC so I added pictures. LOL
Thank you also for your service Army!

[wabakami]

Originally Posted by Iggy

Iggy was my radio call sign/name I used in operations in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia as a Forward Air Controller.
Tech is because I'm a Computer Tech.

Hey, a good ol' "Huff Puff", I got my "special" twin rating in one of those!

Thank you from a peacetime RN type (1971-76).



Geoff
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[Iggy]

Originally Posted by wabakami

Hey, a good ol' "Huff Puff", I got my "special" twin rating in one of those!

Thank you from a peacetime RN type (1971-76).
Geoff
.

I wasn't a pilot but was taught my my O-3 to fly home and land if anything happened to him. The Cessna O-2 Skymaster was actually an easy plane to fly.
Glad it brought back some fun memories.

We also used to drop mail bags for many mountain tops for the Army and Marines.
We'd do a quick dive then go up and around they dive down 45 degree at about 165 knots and I would drop the mail bag out the right seat window just as we pulled up. Fun but crazy times.

[U.S.ArmyVeteran]

Originally Posted by Iggy

I wasn't a pilot but was taught my my O-3 to fly home and land if anything happened to him. The Cessna O-2 Skymaster was actually an easy plane to fly.
Glad it brought back some fun memories.

We also used to drop mail bags for many mountain tops for the Army and Marines.
We'd do a quick dive then go up and around they dive down 45 degree at about 165 knots and I would drop the mail bag out the right seat window just as we pulled up. Fun but crazy times.

You "observers" had all the fun......

[Iggy]

Originally Posted by U.S.ArmyVeteran

You "observers" had all the fun......

After 50 years you guys have got me looking and thinking about. lol
Here is my patch and a picture of one of M-108 Radio Jeeps we used on the ground..

[U.S.ArmyVeteran]

Originally Posted by Iggy

After 50 years you guys have got me looking and thinking about. lol
Here is my patch and a picture of one of M-108 Radio Jeeps we used on the ground..

At our age. reminiscing is half of what we do hahahha.

[Iggy]

Originally Posted by U.S.ArmyVeteran

At our age. reminiscing is half of what we do hahahha.

The other half is.................. I can't remember.

[JWood422]

Originally Posted by lizARdman15

Does anyone remember the tale of the Lizardman from the late 80’s.



The caps part is my 2nd amendment stance

I instantly knew you were from BISHOPVILLE without looking. I absolutely remember the Lizard Man. I also knew Liston well.

[rracer5]

Originally Posted by Iggy

I wasn't a pilot but was taught my my O-3 to fly home and land if anything happened to him. The Cessna O-2 Skymaster was actually an easy plane to fly.
Glad it brought back some fun memories.

We also used to drop mail bags for many mountain tops for the Army and Marines.
We'd do a quick dive then go up and around they dive down 45 degree at about 165 knots and I would drop the mail bag out the right seat window just as we pulled up. Fun but crazy times.

Brownie crumbs & no "fragile" packages I presume!!??

[OldGal3]

Thank all you folks for your service.
Hate to interrupt but my user name is, well......is what it is.