Thread: Where does your profile name come from?

Jojo
-is my original travelling-name from my scouting days (they aren't over yet... and I continue travelling...)

My first name (Johannes) is waaaay too long to be useful in online sessions. Not to mention my surname.
Cheers

Originally Posted by Jojo

Jojo
-is my original travelling-name from my scouting days (they aren't over yet... and I continue travelling...)

My first name (Johannes) is waaaay too long to be useful in online sessions. Not to mention my surname.
Cheers

It's not Bjelke-Petersen is it?

Originally Posted by barney

so, (i know this will not be taken in jest so i'll insert a smiley to reinforce my intention to "take the ****" in a light hearted way) i take it you felt so strongly about the british rule in ireland that you moved to australia?

there is a local band in sydney called Finn McCool. country/swing/rock, funny bastards. usually turn up in tamworth each year at festival time.

Barney,

I take everything in jest. Almost.......
You have to when you sh*t stir as much as I do!!!

Good pick up too Ron, Discowhite etc.
Pronounciation was for the benefit of others, (like NOZ), who was coming out with Fen nini inin Eel when we are at Rover. haha

I knew it had too many syl sya syla syba - bits in the words

Originally Posted by 84RR

You dont have to be Pauline Hanson to work out


84RR

PLEASE EXPLAIN??

Originally Posted by crump

PLEASE EXPLAIN??

Now I know I am "Dancing with the Stars"

What about a thread which explains the avatar.

Mine is a pic of me at Albury Primary School in about 1955-56.

I reckon I know why Tony uses an Emperor penguin but not how he came up with Frenchie - unless it was so crossing the Simpson Desert via the French Line.

Ron

Originally Posted by p38arover

What about a thread which explains the avatar.
Mine is a pic of me at Albury Primary School in about 1955-56.

You were much flatter then:

RE: You dont have to be Pauline Hanson to work out
84RR

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