Military nickname and area code.

Mine is what my uncle called me when he found out how many guns I had. 

3 hours ago, Gundog said:

I still don't get it. 

 

 

I wouldn't have gotten it either, but happen to remember

when ghoti first explained it many years ago:

 

tough     sounds like "F"
women   sounds like "I"

lotion     sounds like "SH"

 

1st column  = Ghoti

2nd column = FISH

 

I believe Gary redefined the term 'covert'   

 

Roger

 

Snake is my actual nickname.

 

95 is just a good number. 

 

I realize now it might look like I was born in 1995, but that would be a little off the mark.

Scarborough is my last name 817 is just my number 

My favorite snack turned into one word.

Last 3 letters of my last name and the numbers off my old ride.

 

I don't miss much of my past but I sure miss riding this ole girl. 

Ya'll will have to guess....

Live in Mass,I catch bass, and 508 is my area code

slonezp

slow and easy pee

That relaxing feeling when you make your way up to the urinal, lean your head back and breathe out a long sigh of relief as you relieve yourself

I was the maker of "Lee Custom Knives" for years (now retired). I am a Master Bladesmith.

Really? I need to explain?

Ummmm... 

A bass fishing magazine editor.

Went to university of Kentucky, but grew up near Blacksburg, VA, home of the Hokies. Also my email and my name on every forum I've ever joined.

Blue-I'm a L.E.O. 

basser-what I am on the water

86-year I was born

Ive known Bobby from Megastrike since I was 14 (30 now), and used to refer to his product as "Megastink". It always stuck with me. I still use it some. 

I use to make custom lures for select tournament anglers!

 

Cajun

Anglers 

Tournament

Tackle

 

Later I changed it for my wife & me

Carol

And 

Tommy

Thibodeaux

 

Mine is Catt951 - born 1951

Carol is Catt954 - born 1954

my initials 

My initials

A cannondale lefty fork on a salsa mukluk fat bike

 

Electrician by trade, bass man by hobby 

I live in Michigan and the current state record for Largemouth set back in the mid '30s is 11lb 15oz so in order to break the record you'd need a......12 pound bass.

First and middle initials.

Middle one is written phonetically.

A-Jay

 

I moved from Ct. to Fl., it's what the locals call me.