Sanitarium is my favorite Metallica song. Inmate is cause I am crazy about coins. Couldn't use the _ like my ebay name sanitarium_inmate so I added the 1. Real name is just Kris.
<< <i>I'm 6' 4" and 370lbs...my son called me that when I registered for an online game...it stuck >>
You on a diet Daddy? Weren't you around 400 lbs early on in this thread?
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I'm a ceramic artist and cones are used to tell the temperature inside a kiln, when they melt or bend you have reached the desired temp. There are hundreds of different cones that melt at 1200 to 3000 degrees, I use cone 10's and they melt at 2345 degrees (see photo). my pottery
My brother used to race dirt track modified stock cars, and I was on his pit crew, thus ModCrewman, when I signed onto a racing forum back in about 2000, and the name has followed me over here.
I'm in college (in a long program, will be out in 2014), and I collect coins. I will probably get a new name when I graduate. More importantly I want people (including the lurkers on here) to notice that young people can enjoy collecting coins too even if we don't have the spare time to dedicate to the hobby
For those that don't know, I am starting pharmacy school in the fall.
devious. I will say the year of origination is 1992. Before that, I was known as "dragon slayer". Without relaying too much personal information...I ran a BBS from 89-95. It was my 'SysOp' name and carried over into my Internet life. *grin*
mine means I keep the change (keepdachange), mostly boxes of halves to roll search . After the last election most people probably think it's a political thing but it's not
"If you hit a midget on the head with a stick, he turns into 40 gold coins." - Patty Oswalt
'double eagle' because I'm a golf bug and actually did get one (a '2' on a par 5). Driver, then 4 iron, then 'kerplunk', on a 490 yard par 5 (about 7 years ago).
'59' is my birth year.
and '59' is the elusive score for a pro golfer.
"Gold is money, and nothing else" (JP Morgan, 1912)
"“Those who sacrifice liberty for security/safety deserve neither.“(Benjamin Franklin)
"Scott Gardener" sounds like a real name, and there are people out there named that. But, I'm not one of them. That's the name of a werewolf character in a novel manuscript of mine.
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Interesting...I thought your name was referring to Gresham's Law. >>
I have heard of Gresham's law but didn't think about it with respect to my handle at all until you mentioned it, but it makes sense. A co-worker and friend of many years who knows I collect errors once told me " I don't get it, you are paying good money for bad money?". I thought it was funny and when I decided to stop lurking, and start posting, his comment stuck out in my mind.
'double eagle' because I'm a golf bug and actually did get one (a '2' on a par 5). Driver, then 4 iron, then 'kerplunk', on a 490 yard par 5 (about 7 years ago).
'59' is my birth year.
and '59' is the elusive score for a pro golfer. >>
Sweet, I jealous!
It is not that life is short, but that you are dead for so very long.
as you can see by my date Ive been here since before day 1, why I never replied to this is beyond me, but mine refers to me as a pontiac lover since I was an infant.
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
Amigo ......... I'm caucasin, but have mostly lived near Mexican immigrants in the midwest and southwest US. I used to work in Central America and were often just called 'Amigo' back in the 70's, but was widely known as 'Colorado' (long o's) because my white skin would burn in the sun causing me to be red usually. I'm very comfortable with the Latin culture. That, and I think of myself as friendly and looking out for my fellow man ..... although that wasn't the case back when I was young.
In hindsight, it was probably a stupid handle to use since most caucasins want nothing to do with what they probably percieve as me being an illegal mexican in the current political climate.
<< <i>Nothing special. I just could not decide on a name so it is the first two letters of my first, middle and last name (BE CO KA). Now lets see who can figure out the whole name based on that. >>
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Inmate is cause I am crazy about coins.
Couldn't use the _ like my ebay name sanitarium_inmate so I added the 1.
Real name is just Kris.
I was a Monkey
<< <i>I'm 6' 4" and 370lbs...my son called me that when I registered for an online game...it stuck >>
You on a diet Daddy? Weren't you around 400 lbs early on in this thread?
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my pottery
Yogi Berra
10 paces north
13 paces east
hi, i'm tom.
i do not doctor coins like some who post in here.
neither are coins i actively collect.
more so that i have a few datsun 510's, sometimes refered to as a nickel-dime.
my friend is the editor of "The Dime, Quarterly" about them.
i have a 1971 nickel and dime glued to the ashtray on one.
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8 Reales Madness Collection
'double eagle' because I'm a gold bug.
'double eagle' because I'm a golf bug and actually did get one (a '2' on a par 5). Driver, then 4 iron, then 'kerplunk', on a 490 yard par 5 (about 7 years ago).
'59' is my birth year.
and '59' is the elusive score for a pro golfer.
"“Those who sacrifice liberty for security/safety deserve neither.“(Benjamin Franklin)
"I only golf on days that end in 'Y'" (DE59)
<< <i>I collect error coins. >>
Interesting...I thought your name was referring to Gresham's Law.
See http://www.doubledimes.com for a free online reference for US twenty-cent pieces
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<< <i>I collect error coins. >>
Interesting...I thought your name was referring to Gresham's Law. >>
I have heard of Gresham's law but didn't think about it with respect to my handle at all until you mentioned it, but it makes sense.
A co-worker and friend of many years who knows I collect errors once told me " I don't get it, you are paying good money for bad money?". I thought it was funny and when I decided to stop lurking, and start posting, his comment stuck out in my mind.
For some unknown reason in 1988 A few of the crew started calling me Bossman.
Regards, Larry
Fast - for my joy ride 63' Vette 340 HP solid lifter ragtop
Freddie - my middle name kinda (Frederick)
Could also be what my wife calls me sometimes -
<< <i>chumley was the name of my favorite dog and the cat icon looks exactly like one of my cats minus the helmet >>
And here I thought it was after the character on Pawn Stars!
<< <i>I posted this before.....
'double eagle' because I'm a gold bug.
'double eagle' because I'm a golf bug and actually did get one (a '2' on a par 5). Driver, then 4 iron, then 'kerplunk', on a 490 yard par 5 (about 7 years ago).
'59' is my birth year.
and '59' is the elusive score for a pro golfer. >>
Sweet, I jealous!
Hmm Sylvestius, well...
It is a Latinate version of Sylvester, which is my user name on just about every other forum.
Where does Sylvester come from? Well two reasons.
1. Sylvester comes from Sylvanus, Roman god of Silvae 'woods'. I live near a wood and i've always like walking in woods/forests. (I like history too).
2. I like cats.
<< <i>It was a birthday gift.
Russ, NCNE >>
Funny that Russ has the same response on the first page of each thread almost nine years apart
beyond me, but mine refers to me as a pontiac lover since I was an infant.
to bad they were discontinued
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"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
<< <i>A quest for coins-especially die varieties-that's lasted for 50 years. >>
And I always assumed you lived in Florida, as in Coin Key West.
"Look up, old boy, and see what you get." -William Bonney.
Amigo ......... I'm caucasin, but have mostly lived near Mexican immigrants in the midwest and southwest US. I used to work in Central America and were often just called 'Amigo' back in the 70's, but was widely known as 'Colorado' (long o's) because my white skin would burn in the sun causing me to be red usually. I'm very comfortable with the Latin culture. That, and I think of myself as friendly and looking out for my fellow man ..... although that wasn't the case back when I was young.
In hindsight, it was probably a stupid handle to use since most caucasins want nothing to do with what they probably percieve as me being an illegal mexican in the current political climate.
well you get it
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<< <i>Nothing special. I just could not decide on a name so it is the first two letters of my first, middle and last name (BE CO KA). Now lets see who can figure out the whole name based on that.
i know, i know!
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