What's in a (user) Name?

[Scuba_Jenny]

When I joined SB, I didn't want to be ScubaJenny, and you couldn't have a space between letters, so I chose Scuba_Jenny. My avatar is much more interesting. If you've ever been in the MOF thread, the first post is a list of rules. Giving people a 40 is to be cherished.

 

[MXGratefulDiver]

Former follower of the Grateful Dead. When I first joined ScubaBoard there was already a Grateful Diver on the board, so I appended the NW (northwest) because of where I live ...

... Bob (Grateful Diver)

 

[tilikum]

Just watched Blackfish. The photo is right outside my house.

 

[Captain Swoop]

I have used Captain Swoop (or variations without a space or with a _ depending on the board restrictions) for every board I have joined since the late 80s.
Captain Swoop was a character name I used in old fashioned tabletop RPGs when I was a student, then when the Internet came along it just got transferred.
My current avatar is Private Walker from the old BBC Sitcom 'Dads Army' but it might change.

 

[Hoag]

I served for a little over 30 years in the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) and my callsign was Hoag. Within the "Air Defence community", more fighter pilots and intercept controllers know me by "Hoag" than by my real name.

 

[tilikum]

How did you earn that callsign?

 

[Hoag]

How did you earn that callsign?

I wish it had a good story, but it is simply a derivative of my name.

 

[Dizzi Lizzi]

Finally chose an avatar. It's me sitting one out. I'm not afraid to sit one out if I'm not feeling it . Of course IF I could hover effortlessly 2 inches above the bottom, silt free and relaxed that's what you would be seeing

 

[SeaHorse81]

My username combines two of my most important overall interests: the sea (obviously) and my horse. Doesn't get much simpler than that.

The photo is a Bahamian sunset shot from a liveaboard. The trip sucked, but that sunset was nice.

 

[Jerome O'Neil]

Mine is what my momma calls me when she' s not mad.