BS: are mudcatters nicknames descriptive?

Subject: RE: BS: are mudcatters nicknames descriptive?
From: mouldy
Date: 21 Nov 01 - 02:29 AM

I originally posted to this earlier in the year, but then my daughter attempted to sign up and all my previous postings became "roopoo"..... Hah! you should see HER first thing in the morning!

Andrea - Still being Mouldy Old Dough

Subject: RE: BS: are mudcatters nicknames descriptive?
From: Guessed
Date: 21 Nov 01 - 06:20 AM

onomatopeaically

Subject: RE: BS: are mudcatters nicknames descriptive?
From: Melani
Date: 21 Nov 01 - 02:24 PM

Well, it's my real name. That way I won't forget it.

Subject: RE: BS: are mudcatters nicknames descriptive?
From: Deckman
Date: 21 Nov 01 - 07:38 PM

Great thread ... I'm glad that someone re-introduced it. No surprise with my name ... I build decks ... and it's also my e-mail monicker! CHEERS, Bob(deckman)Nelson

Subject: RE: BS: are mudcatters nicknames descriptive?
From: GUEST,not gargoyle
Date: 22 Nov 01 - 03:56 AM

a gargoyle is an ugly object that spouts foul water and other detritus into the gutter...not descriptive at all.

Subject: RE: BS: are mudcatters nicknames descriptive?
From: Lepus Rex
Date: 22 Nov 01 - 11:49 PM

You know, Deckman, I've always wondered about what your name meant... Oddly, I never once thought 'Hey, maybe he builds decks.' :)

---Lepus Rex

Subject: RE: BS: are mudcatters nicknames descriptive?
From: Amergin
Date: 22 Nov 01 - 11:55 PM

I always thought of deckhand when I saw the name deckman...

crotchety old bastard would be more descriptive of me than Amergin....