What does your forum handle mean?

I heard alot of good things about Iron City Beer so I decided to take that as my handle.... or maybe I have drank alot of Iron City Beer and my friend gave me that name???

dunno :confused: :confused: :confused:
 
well,,lets see.

I have been in the radio repair business for about 100 years now (actually 10,,but it seems like 100), I repair 10 meter Amateur radios (HAM),, as well as CB radios, amplifiers, ect.

one of the more popular brands of radios used as CB (most of my clientel are Truckers that use them on the CB band), is actually a Amateur 10 meter Ham rig's called the Galaxy and the Connex,, it has always been one of my favorites and it is the one's that I specialise in servicing and modifying.. both these brands which (internally) are almost identical.

well,,,i started using that name "Galaxy" and the fact that i am an electronics "tech", together to come up with GALAXYTECH, I have used it for many years now across the web, so i figured it would be a good title name for here also.
 
Heavy said:
It means I killed a man in prison for asking too many questions!!!:mad:





:D
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Where? Who? When? How? Why? ....................Oh ya.............okay (backing away):D
 
idahoskunk said:
what's "adhd"?

active duty / heavy duty ?:confused:
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Come on, Skunk...what's your story? I mean, I know what a Skunk is...

but why Idaho? :confused: :confused:
 
Walking Man said:
It means that you shouldn't take your legs for granted.
And it just seems to fit.
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Coulda sworn ol' Randall Flagg had something to do with it.:confused:

Me? well, every frigging sign that I liked was taken:grumpy: so I typed in something stupid, that i shoulda known I'd have to live up to in some impossible way, and wouldnt ya know it ..... it stuck :foot: :o

you sure its not Randall Flagg?:)
 
It's been my favorite day of the year ever since I was a wee lad. Summer Solstice, June 26, the longest day of the year.
 
Situation Normal All F*cked Up

Classic answer to a difficult situation. Seems to be the norm with some of the jobs that I've had. ;)
 
When I purchased some land with my first wife in southern Indiana, an older lady called us "flatlanders", since we were from central Indiana. Lost the land and an original Mean Street in the divorce. Sure do miss that knife;)

Bob Mills
 
When my daughter was young she liked playing with those little toy trucks with the huge tires called "stompers". At that time I was building a 1957 Chevy 4X4 pickup on a shortened 1974 3/4 ton frame with suspension kit, oversize tires and a 375 horse 396 motor. She called it "Daddy`s Stomper " It`s something I will never forget.

John
 
it's just my last name spelled backwards. I've been using it for years. I thought it sounded coolmany moons ago, so it stuck. John
 
360joules said:
Come on, Skunk...what's your story? I mean, I know what a Skunk is... but why Idaho? :confused: :confused:
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about 70 years ago my father started a chain of gasoline stations here in Idaho. he did well with his marketing concept. he pretty much "skunked" all the competition in these parts. his friends called him a stinker. needing a mascot and having a good scent of humor, he chose a Skunk for his mascot.
when he died in 1983 my younger brother and i continued to expand on the seed he planted.
so i was just another "skunk off the old block" or idaskunk, idahog....
here's the last one we built and if you look close you will see the "Skunk"
http://www.stinker.com/
 
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