JD...Speaking of golf i managed to get out on the course last week just before the big snow storm, And i hit my best two ball's approaching the 9Th hole....It seems the greens keeper unbeknownst to me had left a rake laying there...:gah:
Where did Your Screen Name come from....
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JD...Speaking of golf i managed to get out on the course last week just before the big snow storm, And i hit my best two ball's approaching the 9Th hole....It seems the greens keeper unbeknownst to me had left a rake laying there...:gah:
Well mine don't take an Einstein to figure out ...since Steelhorse was taken then Steelpony it is.......
RareSS
150+ Posts
I have three rare Camaros. I own the last 1997 Camaro made. Joanie is the last Camaro, the last SS, the last LT-4 (#100), 1 of 3 with every option, the test Camaro for Road and Track/Car and Driver, only Camaro to score a perfect 1000 point judging, every piece of paperwork for her, and she has 158 actual miles. She is a museum quality Camaro.
Then there is Julie. She is a 2002 Camaro SS/LE T-top Coupe that was sent to GMMG to be modified into a Performance Edition 500+ hp Stage II Camaro SS/LE/PE #31.
Then comes Jenny. She is a 2002 Camaro SS/LE like her sister, other than being a Convertible. She was modified into Phase III 600+ hp 427 C5R-R Camaro SS/LE/Pe #32. The motor was built by Yates Racing.
These are 2 of 50 made. They are considered to be the modern day “Yenko” Camaros.
I have other unique “toys”, but these “Rare Tour Camaros” are where I got my name.
Then there is Julie. She is a 2002 Camaro SS/LE T-top Coupe that was sent to GMMG to be modified into a Performance Edition 500+ hp Stage II Camaro SS/LE/PE #31.
Then comes Jenny. She is a 2002 Camaro SS/LE like her sister, other than being a Convertible. She was modified into Phase III 600+ hp 427 C5R-R Camaro SS/LE/Pe #32. The motor was built by Yates Racing.
These are 2 of 50 made. They are considered to be the modern day “Yenko” Camaros.
I have other unique “toys”, but these “Rare Tour Camaros” are where I got my name.
Spent way too many years helping friends that were contractors by trade so learned alot about the home building and remodeling industry from them. After I got older I turned to woodworking for one of my past times then we retired and moved in to a two bed two bath apartment complex and I seem to be everyones 'handyman'. I have been called TwoBye for about 45 years now so I'm thinkin' why change now? TwoBye it was and TwoBye it is. Hey dumbass is the other name I answer to also 
:laugh: but I didn't think that one would be acceptable up here.
:laugh: but I didn't think that one would be acceptable up here.
Spent way too many years helping friends that were contractors by trade so learned alot about the home building and remodeling industry from them. After I got older I turned to woodworking for one of my past times then we retired and moved in to a two bed two bath apartment complex and I seem to be everyones 'handyman'. I have been called TwoBye for about 45 years now so I'm thinkin' why change now? TwoBye it was and TwoBye it is. Hey dumbass is the other name I answer to also
I think that name has already been taken......:laugh:....
Screen name
:buzz:For me (easy rider) seemed obvious. Cuz I'm old and it was from my early bikin' days.
:buzz:For me (easy rider) seemed obvious. Cuz I'm old and it was from my early bikin' days.
After next spring I will have to find a new screen name since I now have two new knees.
Notgrownup
650+ Posts
56 years old and aching but I refuse to grow up.
SCREEN NAMES
Dec. 21, 2021
My screen name was given to me by an old friend. My name is Gordon and I love motor toys.
MOTOGORDO
Dec. 21, 2021
My screen name was given to me by an old friend. My name is Gordon and I love motor toys.
MOTOGORDO
Livin in da Ozarks!
Obviously I have one of those "self-evident" ones...it was actually put on me by Charlie Keller from "Honda Hoot Fame", many years ago...it has become so dominant, even "off-screen" that most Folks know me by it instead of David...Post up Folks.....OK, drives me crazy Stan...explain "Boscoporp".....
Just my initials, nothin’ fancy..
I live in a small town that advertises itself as little Sweden. So Swede it is.
rode all the HD "PosseRides" as long as they did one. Therefor POSSE RIDER
Jack Klarich
Gold Member
My name after my dads
RoadRunner18
30+ Posts
Over the past 52 years, I have ridden on two wheels:
In 49 of 50 States, 7 of 10 Canadian Provinces, and 1 of 3 Canadian Territories.
I have crisscrossed the U.S. from ocean to ocean 10 times.
I have ridden north to Deadhorse/Prudhoe Bay and the Arctic Ocean; South to the Gulf of Mexico, the Rio Grande and Key West; East to the Gaspe Peninsula in Quebec, the Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island; and West to the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf Coast of Alaska.
Of the 63 U.S. National Parks in the continental United States, Alaska, Hawaii and the U.S. Territories, I have visited 56, with only Yosemite in California and New River Gorge in West Virginia to visit on 3-Wheels.
I accidentally stumbled upon the Geographical Center of the United States on US-36 in Lebanon, Kansas; The Geographical Center of North America on US-2 in Rugby North Dakota, and the Geographical Center of the Northwestern Hemisphere in Athens, Wisconsin.
I have been fortunate enough to ride such Iconic roads as:
* U.S. Route 66 - The Mother Road - Main Street USA - from its beginning at Jackson Blvd and Lakeshore Drive in Chicago, to the Santa Monica Pier and the end of the Will Rodgers Highway;
* The Beartooth Highway and pass from Montana to Wyoming;
* The Natchez Trace Parkway from Natchez, MS to Nashville, TN;
* US-101 The Coastal Highway from Port Angeles, Washington through the Hoh Rain Forrest, and down along the Washington, Oregon and California Coastlines;
* CA-254 Avenue of the Giants through Redwood National Park in California;
* US-50 through Nevada, AKA "The loneliest Road in America;"
* US-550 The Million Dollar Highway from Durango to Ridgeway, Colorado;
* US-1 The Overseas Highway from Homestead to Key West;
* US-41 The Tamiami Trail from Naples to Homestead Florida;
* The Creole Nature Trail from Houma, LA to Port Arthur Texas;
* The Road to the Sun through and around Glacier National Park;
* The Three Twisted Sisters of the Texas Hill Country TX-335, TX-336, and TX-337 in Southwest Texas;
* Alberta Highway 93 - The Icefields Parkway - through Alberta Canada enroute to Dawson Creek and the start fo the Alaska Highway;
* CA-1 The Pacific Coast Highway, and,
* The Dalton Highway, 414 miles of paved and gravel road from Livengood Alaska to Deadhorse, Prudhoe Bay and the Arctic Ocean in Alaska, twice crossing the Brooks Mountain Range and the Arctic Circle.
* In 2017, to celebrate my 65th Birthday, I rode from New Jersey to Alaska and back, a total of 17,000 SMILES in 51 days.
In 2023 at the age of 71 I retired from riding on two-wheels, and hope to make many new memories on 3-Wheels!
That is why I selected ROADRUNNER18 as my screen name
In 49 of 50 States, 7 of 10 Canadian Provinces, and 1 of 3 Canadian Territories.
I have crisscrossed the U.S. from ocean to ocean 10 times.
I have ridden north to Deadhorse/Prudhoe Bay and the Arctic Ocean; South to the Gulf of Mexico, the Rio Grande and Key West; East to the Gaspe Peninsula in Quebec, the Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island; and West to the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf Coast of Alaska.
Of the 63 U.S. National Parks in the continental United States, Alaska, Hawaii and the U.S. Territories, I have visited 56, with only Yosemite in California and New River Gorge in West Virginia to visit on 3-Wheels.
I accidentally stumbled upon the Geographical Center of the United States on US-36 in Lebanon, Kansas; The Geographical Center of North America on US-2 in Rugby North Dakota, and the Geographical Center of the Northwestern Hemisphere in Athens, Wisconsin.
I have been fortunate enough to ride such Iconic roads as:
* U.S. Route 66 - The Mother Road - Main Street USA - from its beginning at Jackson Blvd and Lakeshore Drive in Chicago, to the Santa Monica Pier and the end of the Will Rodgers Highway;
* The Beartooth Highway and pass from Montana to Wyoming;
* The Natchez Trace Parkway from Natchez, MS to Nashville, TN;
* US-101 The Coastal Highway from Port Angeles, Washington through the Hoh Rain Forrest, and down along the Washington, Oregon and California Coastlines;
* CA-254 Avenue of the Giants through Redwood National Park in California;
* US-50 through Nevada, AKA "The loneliest Road in America;"
* US-550 The Million Dollar Highway from Durango to Ridgeway, Colorado;
* US-1 The Overseas Highway from Homestead to Key West;
* US-41 The Tamiami Trail from Naples to Homestead Florida;
* The Creole Nature Trail from Houma, LA to Port Arthur Texas;
* The Road to the Sun through and around Glacier National Park;
* The Three Twisted Sisters of the Texas Hill Country TX-335, TX-336, and TX-337 in Southwest Texas;
* Alberta Highway 93 - The Icefields Parkway - through Alberta Canada enroute to Dawson Creek and the start fo the Alaska Highway;
* CA-1 The Pacific Coast Highway, and,
* The Dalton Highway, 414 miles of paved and gravel road from Livengood Alaska to Deadhorse, Prudhoe Bay and the Arctic Ocean in Alaska, twice crossing the Brooks Mountain Range and the Arctic Circle.
* In 2017, to celebrate my 65th Birthday, I rode from New Jersey to Alaska and back, a total of 17,000 SMILES in 51 days.
In 2023 at the age of 71 I retired from riding on two-wheels, and hope to make many new memories on 3-Wheels!
That is why I selected ROADRUNNER18 as my screen name
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