Currently in my tenth year of teaching, so the handle TeacherOne identifies me at the High School.

I have tried to get my son to register as TeacherToo. I think he will see this, so maybe he will follow through.

I loved turkey hunting growing up and some friends would be screwing with me saying my pick up line was you want to play with my turkey neck. That turned into a nick name felt it was appropriate I guess.

The guys from my first unit in Korea started calling me bigcountry then it turned into a email and I just kept it I would probably change it if I could.

You can pm a mod.

Poor ole Brent always wondered why he got your voice mail.

I work in traffic engineering and oversee all of the city traffic signs. I went with the handle Deer Crossing and the avatar since it relates to what I do.

Lol. It's funny too because now think back how I judged him without knowing. I remember several times reading his posts thinking they were funny, in agreement, witty, etc... but then I'd stop myself and say "oh but I bet he's an azz...He's a bill collector. "

Last name is Sharp, I used to be a firearms instructor and was born in '69.

Last name is Carter first name John used to be a feed called carter's oats J is for John

I like cold weather and Eskimo is shorter than my real name John Holmes the 2nd.

This thread turned out better than I thought. I'm learning alot about ppl on here.

That's awesome.

represent a tailgating piece of equipment my friend invented and patented check it out at www.taildecker.com

Well, now I know. I guess I'm gonna have to beg ole Swampy to change my handle to something that don't deter folks.

J
the letter is a late modification of Roman -i-, originally a scribal creation in continental M.L. to distinguish small -i- in cursive writing from the strokes of other letters, especially in the final positions of words. But in Eng., -y- was used for this, and -j- was introduced c.1600-1640 to take up
the consonantal sound that had evolved from -i- since L.L. times. This usage first was attested in Sp., where it was in place before 1600. Eng. dictionaries continued to lump together words beginning in -i- and -j- until 19c.

It is also the first letter of my first name, Johnny

Tapia is my last name....JTapia!!

I'm Cajun. Figured it fit since that it what we are called down on da bayou.

Work with a cousin and we both call each other "Cuz". "Pat" is the first 3 letters of my last name, Patton. Therefore, put together, you have "Cuz-Pat".

Was my call sign when I flew fighters in the Air Force back in my younger days.

Co worker used to joke that I sounded like foghorn leghorn from the cartoons!

I did the same thing.