Player Names

[ImADot]

Radio shorthand for "I'm leaving the area for various reasons and am a dot on the horizon" 

[CAP1]

1LTCAP=

1LT Civil Air Patrol

[Shuffler]

I can deal you aces or jokers...... it's all in the cards............

[doc1kelley]

awDoc1... Well back in the late 70's I was the youngest chief of police in a town in the state of Indiana and I had to deliver a baby on a kitchen floor and about six months later I had to assist in the delivery of my first son in the entrance to the hospital's Emergency Room as my first wife didn't have the decency to wait until we could get into a room or anyplace other than the hallway.  Everybody started calling me "DOC".  I started playing AirWarrior online on a regular basis in either feb or march of 1996 and there was already a "DOC" so I became "DOC1" and ended up being a squaddie of "DOC" sometime later in AW.  With the death of AW by the hands of "Electronic Arts" , I migrated to AH and added the AW designator so friends would know I was the same "DOC1" that was in AW.  BTW... I still will not purchase anything distributed or made by "Electronic Arts".

All the Best...
    Jay
 awDoc1

[Captfish]

Mine is complicated so try to stick with me...
I'm a captain, and I fish

[Lusche]

I just wanted to get rid of Lusche, I wanted something easy to pronounce & understand on radio, and definitely I did not want something very serious...
Something that easily lends itself to illustrations, jokes and a hymn (Yes... there actually exists a Snailman Song )

[Yenny]

Yenny because it's a hawt chick's name okay? My AW CPID was Pular, but it's taken in AH so I had to come up w/ some cute girly name=/

[VansCrew1]

My old name VansCrew was my grandfathers call sign in World War 2. He was a B17 pilot. So part of his last name combined with the crew he flew with...VansCrew.

[whiteman]

Tex01- cause after 20 mins i couldn't find anything that wasn't already taken.

[dedalos]

I started it all.

You are welcome 

[Nwbie]

Got mine handed to me way back in AW aol

"Hey newbie !! quit shooting at me - shoot at the other color guys...Hey newbie!!... you ever going to get off the ground?  Hey Newbie !! - grab a goon...whats a goon?

and so forth





NwBie

[BoilerDown]

I went to Purdue University, and still live near campus in West Lafayette, Indiana (work in the research park).  The Purdue school nickname is "Boilermakers", and the main cheer has in the last 10 years been "Boiler Up!".  "Boilerup" doesn't sound like a callsign though.  So since I get shot down a lot, I created "Boildown"... which does sound like a half-way legit callsign.

[Sloehand]

Mine comes from two things.  When I was younger (much, much) I worked bars and nightclubs as a bouncer for many years when I wasn't playing music in them myself.  It was well known I liked Eric Clapton alot so "Slowhand" got attached to me in an off hand way.  Eventually, the ladies behind the bar started relating it to the Pointer Sisters song as well.  <small bow> 

Anyway, it became my handle about 20 years ago when I first went online, and is also my road name when I'm riding Harleys with the boys.

Finally, "Slowhand" was taken in another online enterprise a few years ago, and having bar experience I thought of Sloe Gin, so I changed it to "Sloehand".  It stands out a little better too, don't you think. 

[Yenny]

1LTCAP=

1LT Civil Air Patrol

Oh man I was in Civil Air Patrol when I was like 15 years old. I got my first Cesna ride there too.

[mtnman]

I'm not sure what my name means.

Here you go...

STEPHEN 
Gender: Masculine

Usage: English, Biblical

Pronounced: STEEV-ən (English), STEF-ən (English)   [key]
 
From the Greek name Στεφανος (Stephanos) meaning "crown". Saint Stephen was a deacon who was stoned to death, as told in Acts in the New Testament, and he is regarded as the first Christian martyr. Due to him, the name became common in the Christian world. It was popularized in England by the Normans.
This was the name of kings of England, Serbia, and Poland, as well as ten popes. It was also borne by the first Christian king of Hungary (10th century), who is regarded as the patron saint of that country. More recent bearers include British physicist Stephen Hawking (1942-) and the American author Stephen King (1947-).
 
MtnMan