Where does your profile name come from?

MudBogger came from raaying the old quad thru the mud hole out back, The bike was named (by my little sis) Lil' Bogger, I soon renamed it mudbogger and it kinda went from there

Mine was a nickname given to me by a friend when my collection of landies (both goers and wrecks) got perilously close to double figures.
I've only got these three now, plus two wrecks/storage vehicles.

sprint...... well..... really imaginative kinda person that i am, it comes from driving a Falcon XR8 Sprint, and bring the unfortunate bugger who has to run the XR8 Sprint register

Killer comes from my surname Kilmartin. I have been called that on and off for about thirty years now.

Cheers, Mick.

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Originally Posted by Disco300Tdi

You dont have to be Pauline Hanson to work out


84RR

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Might need that explanation:p

My little Bird cant get her mouth around Robert very well, so she calls
me Bod ( Bob ).

When she is mad at me or if I dont move quick enough for her liking,
she taunts me with Olbod, Olbod, Olbod !
When I have been good, she calls me Mate.

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Originally Posted by Sprint

sprint...... well..... really imaginative kinda person that i am, it comes from driving a Falcon XR8 Sprint, and bring the unfortunate bugger who has to run the XR8 Sprint register

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I had an ED XR8 Sprint:)

in a land far far away i was into alfa romeos and when i moved here the first car i got was a alfa 90, what a bag of s**t that turned out to be, so i got a rangey instead. frying pan and fire spring to mind :D

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Originally Posted by Steinzy

My name Steinzy came from my Army days where my surname Steinberg was just to hard for some people;)

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AH! Army days. I remember 2 guys with difficult names in basic training. So the sarg. would call one "shoelace" and the other "wheel barrow" and if they didn't respond at roll call he would say "C'mon you know who you are". :D

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Originally Posted by gruntfuttock

I did post mine somewhere on this site, but it may have been on the old site.

Mine comes from the time when I was living in Switzerland and I was rather depressed at the time. There was a English radio series called "Round The Horn" and in that there was a character called Gruntfuttock who was living in "peasmouldya" this was how I felt at the time living in a small green country that was rotten and distasteful. Also it was a name that does conjours up different things to different people. But in reality it means nothing but it does get people talking!!!!

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Hands up all those who remember "Round the Horn". In fact I have some CD's that have the Goons, Round the Horn and a lot of English humour They keep me sane in the face of all that Yank drivel they call humour :D :D