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I see all types of different screen names and I think it would be interesting to hear any stories behind your names or what your names mean.

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Scrutch was a nickname given to me by an older cousin as a child. I hated it then, but it grew on me over time to the point that my sisters still call me that to this day. It usually works for screen names because it is relatively obscure.

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Mines easy my name and year I was born

I've been using this name since the mid-nineties when the wife and I set up our first email account on Juno. It's the first three letters of my name and the first four of my wife's name.

It's been my user name on every forum I've been on since then, and just about every email address I've ever had has been stasher1@____________....with the exception of my student email account(s).

Mine came out if a conversation I had one day with my wife on the boat...

I was fishing on the front of the boat and she was on the back reading and she looks up an asked " why do you have to be quite when fishing?". I replied that if you make a lot of noise that you might scare the fish so you have to be stealthy like a ninja. "so youre like a bass ninja" she replied. Yes baby " ima bass ninja".

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Mines easy my name and year I was born

That's funny, I'm also a Clayton born in '86. Mines pretty easy to explain, I'm a police officer (blue) I fish for bass (basser) born in '86.

My home lake is super shallow. I started flippin and pitchin in 1981 and whenever anyone asked me how I caught my fish, that was normally the answer. My club members would even say, "Don't tell me Doug....pitchin and flippin. "I had it on the back window of my truck and even had a hat made up with it. It also sounds better than pickin and flickin.

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That's funny, I'm also a Clayton born in '86. Mines pretty easy to explain, I'm a police officer (blue) I fish for bass (basser) born in '86.

That's is funny I too am gonna try to be a police officer after this deployment

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There was a long, complex formula that went into my name. But mostly it's because my name is Chris and I went to Georgia Tech.

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<<<<<=========That's my daughter to the left.

My screen name is in honor of a 50+ inch Northern that I lost at Lake Champlain, Labor Day weekend 2009. It was "the one that got away". Mid-afternoon, good conditions, in N. Hero VT just south of the Rt 2 bridge by a partially submerged dock way off to the right, 1/2 ounce white Terminator spinnerbait. Losing that fish will haunt me to my grave. Talking about anymore won't help. In fact, bringing up the bad memory might make me change my screen name.

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Mine's a bit self explainatory....LOL. Ever see the gremlins movie? Not only is it my favorite childhood movie....but for some reason I reminded everybody of one as well. I had green strips in my hair back in my rebellion days....The girls loved it.....LOL.

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We had another thread like this awhile back.

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What would a bass see if he was feeding on crawfish???????

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I do gratis air movement...

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whit=Whitnel, a small town in NC that I used to reside.

wolf= N.C. State Wolfpack

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I've always had Saltwater Reef tanks. It means full of salt.

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