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Discussion: HOW YOU DECEIDED YOUR PROFILE HANDLE?

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Oct. 22
ROOSTER10
Men's 60
91 posts
Just to get off the subject of balls etc.How did you on the message board come up with your profile handle name.In my case at one time I worked at the VA hospital in Boston and worked in payroll.I was the only guy so across the hall accounting Dept. called me the rooster who oversees the Hen house.I like #10 although as far as hitting that I am not.So hence I have used ROOSTER10 for my Handle.What is your story?
Oct. 22
lemons
Men's 65
323 posts
I have worn #11 since my old fast pitch days with Willsey Construction of Indianapolis. My buddy, John Wirtz, took liberties with eleven and called me "lemons."
Oct. 22
#6
Men's 60
1173 posts
When I first started playing ball in what was called farm league here in Texas..my coach put me at shortstop,when he started handing out our uniforms...he said since I was the ss, he was going to give me #6........stayed with me thru,farm league,little league,pony league,colt league,jr. high,high school , american legion and on.......so I kept it.
Oct. 22
mad dog
Men's 65
4191 posts
mine started back when i was in the military(69-73).i was a ty cobb type(no hi spikes tho)and played hard,had a couple of guys say i played like a mad dog,so it just stuck.number is 77 when i can get it b/c ray borque gave his number to phil esposito and he started wearing 77.
Oct. 22
2awesom
Men's 50
308 posts
I once owned a 1992 GMC Syclone Truck. Everyone loved the truck, and called it Awesome. I then applied for an appropriate PA Vanity Tag, I came up with 2AWESOM. That plate is now on a
2008 Cadillac CTS.
Oct. 22
Tate22
Men's 60
280 posts
I've worn #22 since high school. As for the Tate part, when the hair started turning white while I was playing in the 45's, a teammate's girl friend decided that I looked like Larry Tate from the Bewitched TV show. Once my Sun Devil teammates stopped laughing a half-hour later, the name Larry Tate has stuck ever since.
Oct. 22
Dbax
Men's 65
2101 posts
Tate, was that the 1945's?
Oct. 22
hitman
Men's 70
339 posts
Mine was given to me back in the early 70's by my teamates. I was playing in Pa. and the Pittsburgh Pirates had a player who hit a lot of P--ropes(Mike Easler) and they called him the Hitman. At the time I was a dead pull hitter and also hit a lot of lines drives. After one of the games a teammate called JEEP said hey Hitman and it stuck ever since. I can still hit the line drives but now use the whole field.

The Hitman #13

Oct. 22
TexasTransplant
Men's 70
516 posts
I moved from Arkansas to Texas shortly after I started playing senior ball, hence TexasTransplant. We love living in the DFW area, but my loyalties will always be with the Razorbacks. Sooooie!
Oct. 22
Omar Khayyam

1357 posts
When I was a boy, I had a succession of turtles—you know, the kind you could buy at Woolworth's for about a dollar—and they all died, about one turtle a year, with the exception of one that was stolen! I have always loved the name Omar Khayyam after the great Persian poet, and so the turtles were named Omar Khayyam I, Omar Khayyam II, and so on. Finally stopped buying turtles, but I have found on different sites over the years that it is rare that anyone uses this handle.
Oct. 23
BruceinGa
Men's 70
3233 posts
My id isn't hard to figure out, ha ha. When I found the Mohr Softball message board about 10 years ago I needed an name and because I'm not very imaginative went with my name and state, also because it was short and easy to type.
Maybe I should have made up an exciting story, sorry.
Oct. 23
curty
Men's 60
187 posts
my wife and I have played/coached/sponsored for more than 30 years, as Curt & Lois, shortened to Curty Lo's.We have worn #1- her & #2 me, since little league, which is a little strange since we met @ a World tournament in New Jersey when we were 30 yrs old!
Oct. 23
JohnBob
Men's 65
256 posts
My first name is John and I live in KY do I need to say any more lol. Also JohnBob was my handle back in the CB days.
Oct. 23
diehard
Men's 55
246 posts
Mine is not hard to figure out either. I'm just a diehard softball player.
Oct. 23
Dbax
Men's 65
2101 posts
Omar, that is hilarious! I am a Diamondbacks fan.
Oct. 23
Corky
Men's 55
451 posts
I was playing in a National Championship in Mobile Alabama and took a hard line drive that ripped right through my glove. Although there were many equipment vendors there, I couldn't find anyone with a good left handed glove. In frustration I hollered "Doesn't anyone sell left handed gloves". I heard a voice from the Miken truck yell "I got you covered". Corky (the Miken Rep) pulled out a stack. He then said "Wait just a minute, have I got a deal for you". He pulled out this Steele glove that was already broken in and fit my hand perfectly and for $40 bucks. I didn't realize till after the tournament that Corky had etched his name on the inside of the glove and the guys on my team have called me Corky ever since.
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