Any other names??

Wellllllllll,lemme see. One forum knows me as Brutus. Another as Sewerrat. MoRo's my nic on another. My most visited forum sees the nic Trakternut when I sign on.
I think I'm having an identity crisis! :unsure:
 
I'm pretty much "The Tourist" wherever I go.

Most folks go through a 'blue period' of self reflection, and I'm no different.

About eight years ago I used "Ichabod Poser" as a handle as I worked through some issues. Kind of like sackcloth and ashes.

I returned to The Tourist again when my work was completed.
 
Hey Biskit aka Tnuts! Glad to see you over here. :thumb:
Enjoy and post often. :thumb: :D
Lots of good recipes and chit chat. :D
 
I'm an aggressive and assertive woman, no excuses and surely no apologies for my nature. I'd also give you the shirt off my back if you needed it without a second thought... I hope you don't think I'm blowing you off....it's just that too many people tend to judge incorrectly what they don't really understand.

i understand.


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I first made my identity known to the internet back when TalkCity was going. That was a chat server. I was originally known as "Pepper38". Back then, I was insane about chile peppers, and the "38" was from my hotmail address.

After a few months, I became a volunteer host on the chat server. When I was "in uniform", I went under the handle "TCCHipolte" (yes, that's a misspelling). The "TCC" bit stode for "Talk City Crew". The last couple months that I was active in that server, I got a name-only promotion, and became "CCCHipotle". The "CCC" stode for "City Conference Crew", which was supposed to be a contracted, paid position. But, the end was coming, and the company just couldn't make it financially.

By that time, I had already gotten into my next hobby, Metal Detecting. I had joined several forums under the handle of "AllenOK". If you've read my intro post, you know that my name is Allen, and I live in OK. I moved up to Michigan in 2002. I changed all my handles to "AllenMI", to reflect the move.

I joined DC under "AllenMI". However, one of my friends from TalkCity started a forum for sci-fi fans. I originally registered with my old TalkCity handle, but that particular board allows users to change their display handle. I am currently known as "Chef Pepper" there.

When we moved back to Oklahoma in 2006, I changed all my handles back to "AllenOK", and have been that on all boards except the sci-fi board since.
 
i understand.



shirt please!

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Sorry, buddy. Couldn't resist!
 
That's right, dearie, always leave them wanting more. You are good!

Ever see the old utube footage of Betty Page and the old timey strippers? I remember getting a kick out of the fan dancer. It is pretty tame stuff compared to today (or so I am told) lol ;-)
 
That's right, dearie, always leave them wanting more. You are good!

Ever see the old utube footage of Betty Page and the old timey strippers? I remember getting a kick out of the fan dancer. It is pretty tame stuff compared to today (or so I am told) lol ;-)

which is why I was soooo successful at my previous career. I once told a client I would agree to session in the nude as a birthday gift to him. I also told him that he would have no say in the decision, my word was final. He had to agree...and he did. When he arrived, I blindfolded him and undressed. I sold the tease aspect so well he wasn't all that disappointed.:noevil:
 
which is why I was soooo successful at my previous career. I once told a client I would agree to session in the nude as a birthday gift to him. I also told him that he would have no say in the decision, my word was final. He had to agree...and he did. When he arrived, I blindfolded him and undressed. I sold the tease aspect so well he wasn't all that disappointed.:noevil:

WOW! that is just wrong, oh so wrong on so many levels, but admiral that you got away with the dumb SOB. :smile:
 
Not really, Joe. My dad was famous for saying, "A woman's best asset is a man's imagination."

Think about it, he was right.

And since we are here, this is another of my favorite expressions from a friend of mine, now deceased, may he rest in peace:
"One feather is sexy, the whole chicken is kinky." lol
 
Girl you are talking to a man who is married 43 years to the same woman so my imagination always working full time. :whistling:
 
^My dad was married to my mom for 53 years and was faithful the whole time--I use to tease him about one set of earlobes for so long.

My mom use to point out attractive women to him and say, "You don't get too many of them to the pound." lol
She was very secure and he loved her very, very much. When he passed four and a half years ago, my mom repeated over and over how she couldn't get over how much he loved her. I would love to find that one day.
 
It will come when you least expect it nor are looking for it. I went to school with my wife but never noticed her as I was going with the girl next door that I grew up with. Well as things would have it we broke up and I meet my wife not even knowing we had classes together and was married in 2 months. We have been together all these years with 4 kids, 1 deceased, 17 grand kids and 2 great grand kids. Our daughter the youngest child and only girl, died September 13th, 2001 two days after her 31st birthday leaving 3 children behind. Oh my wife and I got married she was 17 and I was 18.
 
Joe, my sincerest condolences. My stepson passed away at the age of 19. It was 10 years ago, this past August. It's still hard for his mother to handle.
 
It's a club nobody wants to join, isn't it. My daughter died 25 years ago and it's still hard for me to handle sometimes. It must be really rough for you two since it was pretty recent.
 
which is why I was soooo successful at my previous career. I once told a client I would agree to session in the nude as a birthday gift to him. I also told him that he would have no say in the decision, my word was final. He had to agree...and he did. When he arrived, I blindfolded him and undressed. I sold the tease aspect so well he wasn't all that disappointed.:noevil:
I don't know about your client, Vera, but I'm feeling randy just reading about it!!!
 
Yeah. Being a suicide just made it harder. Over a woman, of course. That coupled with the fact that his little sister died of crib death back in about 1981, which now leaves my wife with no children, is hard to stand back and watch. However, all I can do is watch. I can't fix it.
 
It out of sync with the natural order of things to lose a child and must be unbearable. I am so sorry for all of you who have experienced such loss. I can barely wrap my mind around that kind of grief.
 
All I can say to this the death of a child is something a parent should never face, nor can I imagine a parent would ever get over the lose of a child. Mine died due to domestic violence though I can't image the cause of a child's death would make much difference under any circumstances. Regardless all that is left is to pick up the pieces and in my case was three kids and move on as best we can. The youngest one is still with us but she is growing up fast.
 
Yeah. Being a suicide just made it harder. Over a woman, of course. That coupled with the fact that his little sister died of crib death back in about 1981, which now leaves my wife with no children, is hard to stand back and watch. However, all I can do is watch. I can't fix it.
Oh, oh, oh - I am so sorry. It's the sudden deaths like that that terrify me. No warning. No chance to wrap your head around it. No chance to hug them just one more time. I have always been grateful that my daughter's illness wasn't sudden and her death was not a surprise. Hug your wife extra tight tonight because she's been through way too much.
 
It out of sync with the natural order of things to lose a child and must be unbearable. I am so sorry for all of you who have experienced such loss. I can barely wrap my mind around that kind of grief.
You are so lovely and kind, Susan. I really thought I would never recover but through the years, I've come to realize that we all suffer terrible losses in our lives. There are things I know others have gone through that I don't think I could ever deal with.
 
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