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my name comes from the BCA forum, the crab part is self explanatory, the tracker is from the boat I started crabbing in, a 9ft 1in bass tracker. two guys, all the equipment plus 2 bushels of crab was a tight fit on a 9ft boat. but most folks say it's my uncanny, some even say miraculous ability to find the crab.:lol: Steve
 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryan_Chappelle

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Ryan Chappelle is a fictional character played by Paul Schulze as part of the television series 24. On the show, Chappelle was the Los Angeles Regional Division Director of the fictional government Counter Terrorist Unit agency. As a regional representative, he directly answered to the President of the United States. In season 3, bio-terrorist attack mastermind Stephen Saunders discovered Chappelle's investigation and ordered the President of the United States, David Palmer, to arrange for his execution. President Palmer assigned to Jack the task of executing Chappelle. The two waited at the train yard Saunders had designated. Chase Edmunds led a raid to capture the terrorist, only to discover that the targeted safehouse was an empty decoy. Saunders' men soon roll up in a black van, leaving Bauer with the choice of either defying Saunders or executing Chappelle. Deciding that Chappelle's life was not worth the possible consequences, Jack asked him if there was anyone he wanted to call. Ryan replied by saying he had no friends except people he worked with, and he hadn't spoken to his brother in years. Chappelle asked Jack to let him die with dignity by allowing him to take his own life, but is unable to do so. Jack then said simply, "I'm sorry we let you down, Ryan. God forgive me." Ryan Chappelle was killed by gunshot wound to the back of the head at 06:59:53 am. At the time I chose the screenname, 2005, I could identify with this.
 
Gorgar said:
My old hobby was collecting and fixing pinball machines. Gorgar is the name of my first pinball machine, which is Williams first "Talking" Pinball Machine. I still have it. I worked many hours to fix it until it came alive and spoke its first words. "I am Gorgar"!!

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I spent many a coin in that old pinball machine! Was a really fun machine. I used to love playing pinball for hours.

My user name came about because this is exactly what MDing was to me when I joined the FMDF. :lol:

G2M
 
my screen name goes back to my rock and roll days. spent 13 years on the road with the rolling stones, pink floyd, u2 and a bunch of others. my name is ray and the boys called me reyzer. i just changed the proper spelling(there aint much proper about me.)
my avatar is a hand full of tokens i have found(i like tokens)
 
NOt sure how the Moo came to life but I have been called that since I was a kid. Now I am about the size of a cow and sleep more than a cat (according to my wife) so I slammed the two together to create MooKat.
 
reyzer said:
my screen name goes back to my rock and roll days. spent 13 years on the road with the rolling stones, pink floyd, u2 and a bunch of others. my name is ray and the boys called me reyzer. i just changed the proper spelling(there aint much proper about me.)
my avatar is a hand full of tokens i have found(i like tokens)
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Interesting, curious of what you did with the bands.
 
i worked for a co in Belgium that provided unique shapes for a out door stage. Until they came along out door stages were all monoliths, straight sides and a flat roof. and took a lot of man hours to build. the stage for the Stones in the late 80`s was a monolith and required about a week and 150 people, it was massive

the stage we took out for Pink Floyd`s division bell tour was shaped like the Hollywood dome. and it took about 24 working hours 30 men and 4 cranes.
They really changed the way to do it and do it right.

I got to go to places i always wanted to go, places I never wanted to go and places i had never heard of before i was headed there.
 
"It's All in the Name!"

I was going to call myself Underworld2, because we excavate, but somehow made a mistake in my submission. Battlecry4, that's because when I find an ancient artifact I tend to scream across the field like a banshee! If I thought about it enough I would as a play on words called myself Twotankcarman, which is obviously a play on words! I love ancient history but mostly Roman hence the centurion in the Avatar!:detector:
 
Battlecry4 said:
So was I truebrit! In Battersea close to Clapham Junction the biggest railway terminus in the world!
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We're both Londoners! Yay! I moved to Ohio many years ago. There isn't as much distant history to dig up here, but I'm still fascinated by relics from more recent history. What is the oldest thing you have recovered which you've been able to date? I think my oldest is the 2 cent coin that is in my signature. I also recovered a carved Civil War acorn bullet.

Oops! I neglected to mention the part of London I'm from; St. John's Wood.
 
I once posed for a famous artist, Harry Jackson. He did a bronze sculpture of a gunsil, or young gun hand, and I posed for that. Some of my friends call me that as a nickname. You can see me in the statue at the Museum of the American Cowboy in Cody, Wyoming if you ever are in that area, looks just like me when I was younger. Perhaps if I ever figure out how to post photos I will post one of the statue or use it as an avatar (which is something I recently found out what it is).
 
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