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What's In A Name?
#81
Lindagerr Wrote:I can't believe I never saw this thread before. It is so much fun I had to read the WHOLE thing.hilarious

I am one of the very unoriginal Linda is my first name Ger the first three letters of my last. I use Lindager or Lindagerr on most of my screen & e-mail names. My husband is billger or willgerr, but my son has the best name he is Danger.Rolleyes and he loves using that with his birth day so if you see danger118 somewhere (mostly on WOW) it is my son.

I would love to see more of our newer members join this thread.

BTW Jennifer I always thought the Cook was because of what you do, that is cool that it was/is your name.


Linda,
I know funny huh? How COULD I possibly drop that?? I read in my social psych class that there is a disproportionate number of people who choose professions tied to their name. Also, street addresses, towns, etc. Ex. Many people named Lawrence are lawyers. There are many doctors who have great last names that were examples tied to their specialties (Dr. Head the neurosurgeon lol)


My maiden name is Cook (I went on to become a chef)
My husband's last name is DeRosa, I always like his name. This name may have appealed to me since my family name is Roseman.
My hubby and I just bought a house with what we thought was a very nice sounding address. The house number 4- the same as the number of children we have Big Grin and our street name is Deer, the same name as the company my dad and grandpa worked for 35+ years.
Meaningful? No, but fun and quirky.

Your son's name is awesome!
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#82
I'm afraid my name is not cleaver. I am a huge Beatles fan, so I went with Rubbersoul.
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#83
Alleycat was one of my nickname as a child. Plus I love cats!
"I would rather sit on a pumpkin and have it all to myself, than be crowded on a velvet cushion."~ Henry David

BA Humanities - TESC
AAS Construction and Facilities Support - TESC
AA Interior Design - MCC
AA LS - MCC
Certificate Interior Design - MCC
Certificate Management - MCC
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#84
When I joined, I worked on Blackhawk Helicopters
Jesse
BA, Thomas Edison State College
MS, Grand Canyon University
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#85
beats me...

oh yeah - my name. Isn't that creative? I mean, come on, send the prize now. Rolleyes
me = Cool
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#86
My Life is all about giving and helping people.
I feel very empty if at any given time I am not doing anything to help improve humanity be it even just sending one child to school in third world counties makes my life a blessing hence my Name [SIZE="6"][SIZE="4"][B]MAPALO[/SIZE][/SIZE][/B] which means [SIZE="5"][SIZE="4"][B]BLESSINGS[/SIZE][/SIZE][/B] in Bemba a Bantu Batatwe tribe (language) in the Sub Sahara African region to be particular Zambia which is in the South Central part of Africa


Mapalo
Blessings
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#87
Mine is a derivative of my first name and my husband's teasing "blue eyes" Not to original, but easy to remember.

Wish I had been as clever with my screen name as so many of you have been.
A.S. General Transfer Chattanooga State 2009
B.S.L.A. Thomas Edison State College June 7, 2013
33 CLEP
18 DSST
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#88
Ruddigore is the title of one of my favorite operas. I've grown somewhat attached to the pseudonymn, odd though it is.
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#89
How do you pronounce it?
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#90
I was stuck in Baghdad in 2007 and wanted to do something in my spare time. That's when I finally decided to start working on my college education. I decided to start taking all my basic lower level (101) classes through CLEPs and DSSTs and when I found Instantcert, I got the name clep101.
[SIZE="1"][SIZE="3"][SIZE="2"]Excelsior College - DONE[/SIZE][/SIZE]
[SIZE="2"]AAS-[SIZE="1"]2009[/SIZE], BSLS-[SIZE="1"]2010[/SIZE] [/SIZE]

[COLOR="DarkRed"][B][SIZE="2"]Thomas Edison State College - DONE[/SIZE]
[SIZE="2"]BA in History[/SIZE]-[SIZE="1"]2011[/SIZE][/COLOR][/B]

[SIZE="2"]Texas A&M University Central Texas[/SIZE]
Master of Arts in History - 18/36 SH

CLEPs Passed
[SIZE="1"][SIZE="1"]Spanish, Freshman Comp, English Comp w/ Essay, Social Science & Hist, Info Sys & Comp App, Intro Sociology, Prin of Mngmt, American Gov , US History I, US History II, Western Civ I, Western Civ II[/SIZE][/SIZE]
DSSTs Passed
[SIZE="1"][SIZE="1"]Civil War & Reconstruction, Rise & Fall of Soviet Union, History of Vietnam War, Intro Modern Middle East, Western Europe Since 1945, Drug and Alcohol, Here's to Your Hlth, Intro To Comp, Prin of Sup, Technical Writing, Prin of Physical Science I[/SIZE][/SIZE]

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