I've used my handle in several online places. Rey is my first name which means king in Spanish and HRH is the standard His Royal Highness which I morphed to His Royal Hiney.

The first iteration of it, I used HRH Rey. Except people kept referring to me as HRH and I kept missing that they were tagging me. So I flipped it to Rey HRH.

When I joined, I tried Tiny for my handle. Said it was already used, 'try again'.

Stationed at Pease AFB NH, a mustang (look up mustang if you really want the 411) was being introduced around the squadron. When it was my turn, he looked me up and down and said you are Tiny (6'4") and the name stuck.

That said, kept Tiny and being male (only one of the two genders) added man.

When returning home to Louisiana after military service in 1979 some of the locals started calling me "Eskimo" because of the time serving in Alaska with the US Army.... then some ham radio operators locally here in Louisiana added "Cajun Eskimo" because of my callsign ( KL7JIU ) as issued by the FCC denoted Alaska.... but as far as the "drill sgt" came from some other "patriot guard riders" when doing the escorting military and 1st responders with honors I would wear my "campaign" / "smokey bear" / "drill sgt" hat that i had worn everyday for 3 years at FT> Sill, Okla while assigned to training young fresh troops in the field artillery (howitzers and pershing missile).. This was "AIT" after their inital 8 week basic training .......... Have used the "drill sgt" handle on since it pays tribute to my military service. Hopefully not considered as a mean and sadistic as some drill sgts were but was tough but fair to the troops. .................................. drill sgt.

I use the same name for all forums, just like my password!

As a kid in the 60's I loved the loved the Man from U.N.C.L.E. and thought when I signed up I would use that forum name. Glad I grew up in the time I did and while I served in the military, I am no secret agent lol.

I bought a 1967 Pontiac GTO when I was a freshman in high school, 1988. It was a father-son project, and I still have it. 1967Goat is also my eBay ID and my ID on just about every forum I frequent.

Mine refers to the ladder truck I drove as a firefighter many years ago back in New Jersey.
If you look at the picture under my handle, it is my fire helmet with the number 71 in a red panel.

My first (1970-71) real Bullseye gun was a Hamden made High Standard 106 Trophy.
My first Sig was a 1994ish 228.
Still have both.

I have owned a German hunting dog of one type or the other since out of military in early 70s.

Current is my German Wirehair Pointer Jag. Folks have always said there is the man with Germandogs everytime I pull up to hunt.

Mine comes from a book I read many, many years ago, about a Belgian pilot who escaped to England when Hitler overran the continent in 1939/40. He joined the R.A.F. and fought through the Battle of Britain, only to die in a flying accident in 1941. His nickname was "Pyker' and his biography (from his logs and diaries) was 'Lonely Warrior'. His given name was Jean Offenberg D.F.C.

When I was a Deputy Sheriff, I was quite often the only cop in the entire county, especially at night, so I found myself the 'Lonely Warrior' a lot of times. I remembered the book from past and 'voila!' my name was born.


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When I joined, john1 was my radio call sign as the senior sergeant in the jail.

My first SIG.

It was my radio call sign in the Army

My nickname in Embalming school.

My Sheriff's Office radio call sign when I joined.
At least it was when I was on the bike... Otherwise I was just 59.

A traffic condition (congestion) is called a “Sigalert” by CalTrans. Seemed like a good fit.

Mine came about because I like to shoot my Contender/Encore pistols in rifle calibers. When at the range, shooting these, I always get "WTF" questions because the report is so loud! ODIN is the god of thunder!!!

My first Sig.

Woodsman. Growing up I was the only one of my friends who hunted. As an adult 90% of my friends hunt so it really doesn’t stick anymore.

Need I explain?