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How you got your iow name
Just wondering how everyone got their names or nicknames for iow form ? Mine is dirt 330, dirt comes because i love dirt track racing and 330 is my truck number at tri-ax inc. Drive a dump truck everyday.
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My name is actually James, and about 5 years ago I started my website http://www.apexonephoto.com, so ever since I have used it for my login names.
I can't seem to remember how I determined that would be my site url, all the good names were taken by then! It's happend quite a few times, when I meet someone, and they say "hey are you're that apexonephoto guy?". |
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I still havent figured out how I got mine yet :(
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My daughter didn't like my discipline so she said I was a Bad Dad, the number came from my age at the time I joined. :)
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I use to have a great Jack Russell named "Racer" and my first 1/4 midget was numbered 45......
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two things i like and 1 i love
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Mine is from a old Movie Star John Agar
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My name is Joe and I started ScaleSprints.com
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My initials and my racecar number forwards and backwards
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Petey has been my nickname for a long time and I use it on every board I post on. At the races people rarely call me by my real name. It's pretty cool to have a nickname I guess.
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My great-grandfather simplified the name when he arrived in Boston from Ireland. :16
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35 years ago racing go karts and wearing a "Panama" hat, a guy named Craig Nederman stuck it on me.
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Mine was assigned by a special secret V.I.P. !!!!! ; )
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Since I started race back in the early 70's I was refered to as Outlaw. Then I started traveling some and from the south and always had a confederate battle flag on the car it became Southern Outlaw. When my son started racing and I retired it became Papa Outlaw. Son took the name and flies the same flag on his car now as was on my last car. My best friend Benjie Mills took the name on his cars as Dixie Desperado, so back then it was Dixie Desperado and The Southern Outlaw...Hell kinda sounds like a band..LOL
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Mine's complicated
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I signed up on IOW 3 months after the closure of our beloved Manzanita speedway.It was(and is)my way of paying tribute to the old girl.I still do and always will miss Manzy!
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I'm a gal and I love racing!!:8:
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My parents like the name slightly better than Loretta.
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My parents gave it to me.
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I'm neither wild nor a man, but my son's favorite driver (ok, mine too) is Daron Clayton (92) and he nicknamed him the Wildman as he is always exciting to watch.
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Some people call me Richard... but I still haven't figured out why.
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I crewed for three different sprint cars teams - they were all number 25!
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The first email address i had was with the speedracer name. If i could change it I would. I like my youtube user name a lot better.
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Grew up in Ohio (the buckeye state), always enjoyed watching Dave Blaney wheel the old Vivarin car.
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I was either named after a hook nosed comedian or an old Irish ballad. And my dad's name was James Lee Burton. I held onto the last two names. |
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I am from Los Gatos, CA. and I am a fan !
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Well I work at both LPS and Paragon but LPS is where I started at as a Crewman in the infield. Now I am a Push Truck Driver at Paragon and Fire and Safety at LPS.
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First non wing race I attended was the old NCRA vs USAC races in Oklahoma City back in the 80's. Saw big time names both in USAC and NCRA racing the big 1/2 mile. Got some autographs that would make some go wow. I was hooked since then. To me the only type of car is a non wing car. Being in a wing state it makes me an outcast. Although, we are working on that.
Being born and raised in Okc and a fifth generation Oklahoman, My family did stay. I am a proud Okie and I will have all my cars or helments show that. |
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Was the crew chief on the California Racing Associations car #91 for six years.
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My parents gave it to me at birth
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The first three letters of my first and last names combined.
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First two initials and my last name. On other boards I use Manvel. Well, because I live there. . . .
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Im nothing special. Certianly not or ever was a big timer. I've always been just a local yokel...
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wingless sprint car fan from MI
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When I was a kid my favorite Funny Car driver was Don Nicholson, his nick name was Dyno Don.
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I was born and raised in Terre Haute. So keep all my screen names easy to remember, picked one that I have used on other sites.
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I coach basketball for a living so that's y my name is coachmeece ha
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