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    your nickname?

    I'm guessing that more than half the people on here have been called "MacGyver" by someone at some point in their life. My group of nutty friends insist on calling me "the MOTPU". That's Master Of The Physical Universe" if you couldn't guess. It's a little over the top, but for some reason they have faith in my abilities. Any way, what's yours?
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    Aksess = access because I always seem to have the keys to everythin Trucks, buildings, office doors, computer room etc


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    with all the noise i make my neighbours referto me as oh ya sorry cnczone rules no swearing or cursing


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    my raceing buddies called me" clever kever" my name is kevin any time they ran in to a problem they would ask me what i would do hey with a welder, tourch,die grinder you can come over come almost any problem. maybe duct tape for that on the spot fix


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    haha, yup nic friends gave to me - not very original around this crowd i guess. changed the spelling so i didn't have to think of myself as a guy with a cheesy moustache.


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    my name is ryan, but i guess the fellas where i did my apprenticeship got lazy so they called me "rhino". my other theory is they must have been talking to the ladies! HE! HE! HE! it's a kinda cool nick name though.

    KRT9751: i was taught if it can't be fixed with a roll of duct tape and a few "zippy" or "cable" ties, it ain't worth fixin' (LOL)
    On the other hand, You have different fingers.


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    I worked on the radar package in an F4 Phantom fighter jet. To operate the radar without sending 200K watts downrange you used a "dummy" load. It measures 50 ohm. I'll let your imagination take it from there. After the military I was working in semiconductors on machines with high power RF supplies used for metal etching. Was bit with 2.5K watts when a connector failed and came loose. The nick really stuck after that.


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    ...I used to be called "smokey", until I graduated to "sparky".


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    Nickname

    Always refered to as "WingNut" in the first shop I worked in. The Boss/Owner gave it to me because I was learning all the time and "Winging it a lot". Also the fact that he could never remember my name. After that no more nicknames. When I visit the old boss around the holidays he still calls me WingNut.
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    "Imagination and Memory are but one thing, but for divers considerations have divers names"
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    My given name is Richard. Nickname = Dick. Last name Zastrow. Wisconsin individualized license plates limited to 6 letters. DZASTR I used to race anything that makes a lot of noise, stinks and goes fast except horses and motorcycles. All helmets, cars, boats and snowmobiles have DZASTR painted on them as well as my vehicle plates.
    DZASTR


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    Bubbles... it comes from the Trailor Park Boys, the character Bubbles on the show. My safety GLasses at work are thick and round and when I wear them, I look just like him. (believe me, I'm not happy to admit it).....


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