How Did You Choose Your Nicknames?

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Re: Nicknames

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Alpha-Charlie wrote:Alpha Charlie after "Concorde GBOAC" which I had the joy to fly on in 2000 and will never forget :o
I caught her at YYZ!

Heathrow=London Heathrow airport LHR, my favorite airport, and first airport

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athos wrote:Maybe Comet,
I am a reincarnation or a mountain :-)
:?: Reincarnation of what? :?:

Mountain?
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Post by Flying_Dutchman »

Well, I'm very inspireless, that's why I've chosen for the name 'Flying Dutchman'. :D

It is written on the back of KLM aircrafts and it means in dutch 'Vliegende Hollander'.

;)

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Rayman is the idol and hero of a PC game series my 8 yr old son is very fond of.
Not to hide that I love it too :oops:

http://www.raymanzone.com/upload/ecards ... c01_uk.jpg

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Post by Vinnie-Winnie »

Vinnie-Winnie is a nickname given to me by my much beloved housemates whilst I was studying in the UK. :)

Vincent changed in Vinnie (90% of people I knew at the end of Uni called me like that) and then Emily(god bless her she was such a sweet person :thumbsup2: ) started to call me Vinnie-Winnie (Winnie as in Winnie the pooh :oops: )


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Rago = callsign of Avatar

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Rayman wrote:Rayman is the idol and hero of a PC game series my 8 yr old son is very fond of.
Not to hide that I love it too :oops:
Don't be embarassed about that! I am a PlayStation fan, and I have a Rayman game. Though I must confess that my favourite games are the Silent Hill ones - good storylines, puzzle-solving, boss fights and not a fast pace so you can relax and play them for hours on end. For a fast game I like Gran Turismo, Devil May Cry and things like that. Final Fantasy 9 is a beautiful game that I have spent hours playing and Final Fantasy 7 would be Ok if I could get out of that damned reactor at the beginning :evil: Fur Fighters is also good for a laugh, all those soft toys trying to blast the :censored: out of each other :lol:

I don't play very ladylike games I'm afraid :twisted:
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N5528P was the registration of the C-152 I used to start my PPL.

Lovely baby, blue & gold on white :cry:

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Post by Rayman »

Comet wrote:
Rayman wrote:Rayman is the idol and hero of a PC game series my 8 yr old son is very fond of.
Not to hide that I love it too :oops:
Don't be embarassed about that! .....

....I don't play very ladylike games I'm afraid :twisted:
Thanks for your understanding Louise.

You appear to be quite an expert on PS.

Ladylike? What’s ladylike nowadays?

I haven’t seen different or adjusted planes for lady-pilots yet; same for cars, computers, drills, grass cutters, you name it.

About video games, as long as you’re a fan and have fun, keep on and enjoy it :thumbsup:

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Post by peacemaker »

it's just the nick i use from games, its also a book about a pilot..., i saw en red that book, and so is my name Peacemaker 8) ->its also a movie

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Post by Flying_Dutchman »

jan_olieslagers wrote:
Flying_Dutchman wrote:Well, I'm very inspireless, that's why I've chosen for the name 'Flying Dutchman'. :D

It is written on the back of KLM aircrafts and it means in dutch 'Vliegende Hollander'.

;)
And unless I am quite mistaken, there's an opera called
"Der fliegende Holländer" by Richard Wagner.
It all relates to a legend about the captain of a whale hunting ship
who is doomed to sail the seven seas to hunt a white whale.
Wasn't there a famous movie too?
It's true that there's a ship called 'Vliegende Hollander' as well. I don't know very much about it, but it's indeed a kind of legend. Here's a story about it:
http://ms.essortment.com/dutchmanflying_rrqy.htm

Thee's is also indeed a movie about it. But I don't know whether that movie is related with the story above :?

http://www.filmkeuze.nl/cgi-bin/loader? ... a5624.html

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