My 1st Sig, back in the 90's, and what brought me here.

First name initial, first three letters of last name, and first Sig pistol.

i got side_shot from playing fighter ace online it was my signature kill shot. I eventually joined Warmachine squadron and changed it to vendingmachine i miss that game it was a lot of fun

need another sig

In my signature below are two Rottweilers in a picture with our matriarch yellow lab/mastiff mix. He was a show dog in AKC and ADRK (German style) shows. My sister also owned a Rottie. One day at a family get together my dog was getting into trouble of some sort and she said "Hades is a Rotten dog, a Rottenweiler, and your a Rottendad. When I was signing up for dial up AOL I needed an email address that wasn't taken. Rotndad stuck out and definitely wasn't taken.

I like BOSS 302's - I tried for BOSS302, but it was taken, tried a few others 12 BOSS related until I found one not taken.











Link to original video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksgmCctUHho

Link to original video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjzMhaoi9c0

Link to original video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqFo-bBjyvE

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boss_302_Mustang

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Originally posted by CaptainMike:
My given name is Michael, and I have had a USCG Merchant Mariner's Master's license of one kind or another for 31 years.
Super original.
It's my user name on several forums, and what most of my friends in the "real world" call me.

I get your handle - makes sense. What the hell does your location mean? It's been driving me nuts for a long time. I get the FL/GOM being a Florida native. I just cant figure out the "danger semi-circle" part out. I'm sure I'll feel like an idiot when you tell me. Feel free to email me privately if you don't want to disclose it here for OPSEC reasons. The only guess I ever came up with was hurricane/cyclone winds.

I have never understood what my forum name means.

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Originally posted by Balzé Halzé:
Just an old Academy nickname.

I figured it had something to do with Admiral Halsey - you're own tribute "Balze Halze".

When I joined up, it was my radio call sign for the Sheriffs Office.

I started out as a drummer.

My name. When I joined I had just gotten my first Sig and was looking for some information/education. Had I know this place would become part of my daily routine I'd have tried to exercise a little more imagination. Since I live in Hannibal Mo the Mark Twain jpg seemed fitting.

I'm a product of being a teenager in the 80s.

So 'Sig' combined with this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9l9wxGFl4k



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Retired artillery officer.

Years ago, Army call signs were semi-standard. Usually a 1-2 word phrase (changed daily) followed by a standard number; 06-commander, 05-exec, 24-forward observer, 18-fire direction center, etc. A typical call for fire at Ft. Sill would be... "Lucid Beacon 18, this is Lucid Beacon 24, fire mission, over." And, yes, that really was one of the ones we actually used in 1967-8.

"Sapper steel!" was the motto of my last troop unit, the 2nd Engineer Battalion, way back when that unit was the organic engineer battalion of the 2ID.

My favorite movie of all time is Blade Runner. Roy Batty was an outstanding character. I was born in 1967, ergo Batty67. My dog's name is Zhora.

Snowghosts in MT (not my picture). They have a strange magnetic property that caused me to run into and under and get buried after collision while skiing. Besides them being beautiful winter snow features

I'm from Pennsylvania and my second gun ever purchased was a P239. The Liberty Bell is my avatar since I've always lived in the Philly metro region except when in school or the military.

Mine stems from being a retired Sergeant First Class after over 22 years in the U.S. Army. For you Dept of the Navy types, SFC is the same as a Chief or a Gunny.

Someone, that trusted me, gave me a loaded SIG...