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Old 05-16-2008   #291 (permalink)
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was working on signing up for a new email acct one night after having a bbq.
might have had a few too many with my steak...

c.hawkinson (first initial, last name) turned into chawjubsib

just happened to be about one key off for the latter half of my name. shortened it up to chawjubs and it stuck.
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Old 05-16-2008   #292 (permalink)
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When Sea-Doo's were just coming out, I had to have one. I bought one and had a blast. Back then at work, you could only have 4 letters for your email address so I came up with CDOO (Sea-Doo), the 68 refers to my birth year.
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Old 05-16-2008   #293 (permalink)
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husky 2 win

In the 70's Brad Lackey rode Huskies and the group of guys I rode with rode em because thats what bad brad rode. Looking back I wished I raced the first yz's clearly better & cheaper at the time. Husky too win was a sticker on our rear fenders I just changed it a little bit. I still own a vintage 73 cr 400 kick ass bike.
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Old 05-17-2008   #294 (permalink)
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Getting back into bikes after a long break and getting a Trumpet, a marque I always admired was the balm for my midlifecrises
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Old 05-19-2008   #295 (permalink)
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I commanded an Infantry boat in 68-69. My first radio callsign was "Redhawk 34", and it seemed lucky. Nobody ever got so much as a scratch on that boat.
Then they switched me to "Revolve Zebra 23" and the lucky streak ended.
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Old 05-20-2008   #296 (permalink)
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"Big Shagooney"is actually from a misheard Gordon Lightfoot tune, The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald to be exact. It also involved lots of beer.
I heard the lyric as "The legend lives on from the Chippewa on down
Of the big lake they call 'Big Shagooney'."

The REAL lyric is "The legend lives on from the Chippewa on down
Of the big lake they call 'Gitche Gumee'. "


Well of course, as we were drunk and I was singing along my "friend"figured Big Shagooney was a good nick name for me.
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Old 05-24-2008   #297 (permalink)
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Nothing original...first initial and last name.
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Old 05-24-2008   #298 (permalink)
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Easy to remember!

When I first started toodling around on the 'net a few years ago and needed a "cool name" I decided to use what I had: a 1985 Iron Sportster, the model was an XLX - so I became XLXRider. Easy to remember, and I'm too lazy to change it!

My e-mail of PaintMastr I've had for 10 or 11 years, at the time AOL only could handle 10 characters in a screen name, hence the "incorrect" spelling! I'm a Paint Engineer by profession...

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Old 05-25-2008   #299 (permalink)
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Sal Paradise View Post
There are so many great lines in that story, but this one is my favorite-

"yuppie wanna-be Harley
type all dolled up in his Made in Pakistan official
Harley Motor Clothes leather "

That might even be a Haiku, gotta think about it. you should write for a living. Anyway, my handle is nowhere near as interesting but it was truly given to me. Sal Paradise is of course a real guy, in college we had to read " On the Road'. I ended up reading it, oh at least several times. Still have my battered old dime store copy and my friends and I would drive around and drink beer and the name stuck. Same first name so it was easy to keep.

But I love good prose. Here is a little from Jack Himself-
I could hear it rise from the rocks in a groaning wush ululating with the
water, sprawlsh, sprawlsh, oom, oom, zoooo, all night long the river says
zooo, zooo, the stars are fixed in rooftops like ink. Merrimac, dark name,
sported dark valleys: my Lowell had the great trees of antiquity in the
rocky north waving over lost arrowheads and Indians scalps, the pebbles
on the slatecliff beach are full of hidden beads and were stepped on
barefoot by Indians. Merrimac comes swooping from a north of eternities,
falls pissing over locks cracks and froths on rocks, bloth, and rolls frawing
to the kale….


Good Stuff.

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My first name is Dallas and I use "Dalparadise" on most places where a nickname is required, for the same reasons you use Sal Paradise -- a connection with Kerouak.

When I first came on here and saw you, I decided to go with the next best character in the novel to avoid confusion.
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Ran Velocettes for most of my formative biking years. I had a 350 Viper and a 500 Venom.
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