Live Stoners where did YOUR user name come from?

[A-Train]

I knew Alf from child hood but never knew that was his name lol

 

[shumway]

I guess its a fitting name for me thou,I'm just about as furry as him and I do love munching on kitties lmao!

 

[Waira]

A-Train, great thread idea!... we had one from much earlier, now lost in the archival backwaters,...
...My name is Japanese (I'm half), from what's called Yokai-- strange, supernatural creatures from various myths, folklore, legend and religion,...something that's fascinated me since childhood ....Old Japan was a place filled with the intermingling of spirits, demons, monsters and the like coming from all aspects of life and religion... The Waira is a rare, elusive rural beastie usually found in the mountains, often near temples,...related to Otoroshi, native guardians of Holy places, shrines, temples,...."good' folks are safe from them, but the wicked and violators are fair game! --a very common theme in Japanese folklore-

 

[A-Train]

Cool back story my friend... thank you for sharing it here my man.

 

[farmergreen007]

A-Train, great thread idea!... we had one from much earlier, now lost in the archival backwaters,...
...My name is Japanese (I'm half), from what's called Yokai-- strange, supernatural creatures from myth, folklore, legend and religion,...something that's fascinated me since childhood ....Old Japan was a place filled with the intermingling of spirits, demons, monsters and the like coming from all aspects of religion and life.... the Waira is a rare, elusive rural beastie usually found in the mountains, often near temples,...related to Otoroshi, native guardians of Holy places, shrines, temples,...."good' folks are safe from them, but the wicked and violators are fair game-- a very common theme in Japanese folklore!

Hey waira, the next time you take a selfie could you do us a favour and put a little makeup on

 

[Snowchicken]

A-train, when I was in the Airforce everyone in my squadron had a prescription of ambian from the flight doc cuase our flying schedule was constantly changeing. So before we would drop a couple ambian and trip for a while code word was lets go hit the A train for a while then crash!!! It was the only fun we could have on the desert at the time. My name is derived from the Alaska state bird which is a ptarmigan, which is incredibly hard to spell so much easier just to write snowchicken. They turn white in the winter and resemble regular chickens just a little smaller and not much smarter

 

[keep pounding]

Try not to give up... keep pounding
Carolina Panthers use it for inspiration...I am a huge fan...
I want to keep the pounds for me and all those around.

 

[nizmoKush]

my name came from Nissan (NISMO) im a huge fan of Nissan Silvia's aka 240sx here in the states i've had four different 240sx 2 S13 Chuki's and 2 S14 Zenki's, just added the Z instead of the S and well kush Just cuz it sounded good

 

[A-Train]

A-train, when I was in the Airforce everyone in my squadron had a prescription of ambian from the flight doc cuase our flying schedule was constantly changeing. So before we would drop a couple ambian and trip for a while code word was lets go hit the A train for a while then crash!!! It was the only fun we could have on the desert at the time. My name is derived from the Alaska state bird which is a ptarmigan, which is incredibly hard to spell so much easier just to write snowchicken. They turn white in the winter and resemble regular chickens just a little smaller and not much smarter

I thought we were the only ones who tripped on ambient for fun in the desert..... good Ole days lol... we would pop a few on nights with no missions and go to the Dfac lol... fucking dumb soldiers

 

[sniper]

Mines simple

The verb "to snipe" originated in the 1770s among soldiers in British India in reference to shooting snipe, considered a challenging target for marksmen. The agent noun "sniper" appears by the 1820s.[2] The term sniper was first attested in 1824 in the sense of the word "sharpshooter".

I've seen a snipe but being the only one I had ever seen I didn't shoot it although
I did pop plenty of squirrels past 100 yards with my old 22lr 552 speedmaster

but never been in the military cause I don't like to be told what to do and it just seems like there's a lot of that in there