Couple of cowboy friends and I from the OK panhandle shared okcowboys as a username on AOL back in the dark ages of being online at college. Then I dropped the “s” and used it for several email addresses and too many forums since then.
Oh no. YG ate the WHOLE enchilada when he went to UT. I'd dare say he could give me a run for my money in the ... Ahem ... "Suction" Department ...
Mine is German for deer head; hunting them is often on my mind. I learned a fair bit of German while stationed at Landstuhl Army Medical Center as the only veterinary pathologist in Europe. In that role, I was chair-borne 
Mine became from my moms heart throb back in the day of a singer called Dennis Day as I was told.
Many years later in the service of the US government, way before this day and age found the government knew just about everything about you when the internet was still young.
When finally getting online with OSA I knew it was not going to hide anything by using a pseudonym on the net. A pipe dream by some thinking they are hiding real identities at best, so just used my real name.
Many years later in the service of the US government, way before this day and age found the government knew just about everything about you when the internet was still young.
When finally getting online with OSA I knew it was not going to hide anything by using a pseudonym on the net. A pipe dream by some thinking they are hiding real identities at best, so just used my real name.
Mine is German for deer head; hunting them is often on my mind. I learned a fair bit of German while stationed at Landstuhl Army Medical Center as the only veterinary pathologist in Europe. In that role, I was chair-borne
Ohhh!! Chair-borne or not -- That's WAY cool!
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"Chief" was the nickname given to me by the Engineers at the manufacturing company where I previously worked here in Tulsa. My usual response to them was "Don't call me Chief!" in honor of Perry White, "Editor and Chief" of the Daily Planet from the "Adventures of Superman" TV show.
Sapulpa, since I had just purchased some property there.
FWIW, there really was a Chief Sapulap; Lieut Chief Sapulpa (1824-1887) - Find a Grave...
Sapulpa, since I had just purchased some property there.
FWIW, there really was a Chief Sapulap; Lieut Chief Sapulpa (1824-1887) - Find a Grave...
