What is the significance of your forum user name?

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paulrussell
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about a decade ago there were a lot of changes going on all at the same time:

As a result of our divorce, my ex achieved "Less Paul"
I was on a diet, also hoping for a bit "Less Paul"
and I bought my dream guitar, a (yeah, you guessed it) "Les Paul"

Edit: Not here, but everywhere I desire anonymity I go by LessPaul.
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my dad nicknamed me "brick" when i was one. all the family that's left still calls me that.....after i got in my fifty's, and refused to grow up, he said the name was very appropriate?? but most people these days call me bill
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First name is Steve, and is usually not capitalized. Middle name is Kent.

But, my nickname is from the first 4 letters of my last name, even though the two initials would fit. Some places, I use "skskou," but not here.

Here's a hint. Last year, Glenn Beck put a book by a dead author on the bestsellers list, by talking about his book. The author is my father's cousin, and has the same last name as me.

Any guesses?

steve
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Post by sdkidaho »

Initials and state. Nothing too exciting. :)
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It was the name my great grandmother used, of the monster that lived under the stairs, to keep us kids from going down into the basement.
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moggymatt wrote:It was the name my great grandmother used, of the monster that lived under the stairs, to keep us kids from going down into the basement.
Welcome to the forum.

Did it work?
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hi papa hammer old carpenter
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My name is Joe. My wife's Norwegian grandfather always called me "Yo." The old Norwegians couldn't pronounce the English "J", so when I am in Norway, I use Nils Olsen. Also, Nils is never a user name that is already taken.
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long long time ago

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RedDogPatch, was derived after a hot afternoon session of drinking beers. After 3 or 4 beers, I had to seek relief on a nearby fallen tree.:eek: :eek:
This act of creativeness then lead to short poem I wrote, which was titled, "RedDogPatch"..
The name of the beer?? go figure..lol
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First 4 letters of last name. I originally set it up for email on my home computer.
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