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  1. #431
    Join Date: Apr 2013

    Location: Manchester

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    I'm Richard.

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    Hi,
    Mine is from an ancient Viz comic, in their spoof Reader's letters page 'Letterbox'. The letter went something like this: "I sent my husband out to the shops to get a loaf of bread and a packet of biscuits. Imagine my surprise when he returned with a boaf of lread and a backet of piscuits!!" Very silly I know, but I like a bit of surreal humour and wordplay.

  2. #432
    Join Date: May 2013

    Location: Bedfordshire

    Posts: 594
    I'm Christopher.

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    Although not quite my favourite Hawkwind album it works better for me than ' Hall Of The Mountain Grill'
    Best Wishes
    Christopher D
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    Well, you could have called yourself 'Do-Re-Mi...'

  4. #434
    Join Date: Jul 2011

    Location: lancashire

    Posts: 802
    I'm brian.

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    Well, in case you hadnt already guessed, Im named after the jazz tune.

    This is usually credited to Dave Brubeck, but was in fact written by the alto sax player from the Brubeck quartet, Paul Desmond.

    It takes its name from its time signature, in that it is in 5 / 4 time. ie five beats to a bar.
    Desmond says that he got the rhythmic idea when he was in a casino playing the slot machines. One of the machines was playing the "groove" which he pinched.

  5. #435
    Join Date: Feb 2008

    Location: France. Yup, still France>

    Posts: 640
    I'm Stu.

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    Had a guy who worked for me in the UK called Kumar of Hindu Indian extraction and he used to call me Stupinder...name stuck thereafter.
    Hifi Pig snoofling out what's hot in hifi.

  6. #436
    Join Date: Aug 2013

    Location: northern ireland

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    I'm stephen.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Grand Wazoo View Post
    Don't know if this is the right place to put this, but I certainly think it should be a sticky somewhere.

    I'm often intrigued as to the stories behind people's user names - and there's nearly always a story behind every one.
    So, why don't you tell us about the origin of the name you've chosen to be identified with on the Art of Sound?



    Your enormously self-depricating starter for ten:

    The Grand Wazoo - The Big Arse...............also the name of one of my favourite Frank Zappa albums.
    moonlight knight is the first song on selling england by the pound by genesis loved this song from the intro hooked for life

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    synsei Guest

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    Quote Originally Posted by moonlight knight View Post
    moonlight knight is the first song on selling england by the pound by genesis loved this song from the intro hooked for life
    T'is an excellent album and my favourite offering from Genesis

  8. #438
    Join Date: May 2013

    Location: Bedfordshire

    Posts: 594
    I'm Christopher.

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    So a brief explanation...

    I used to be church_of_hawkwind but Marco has kindly changed my username to ceejaydee which is a phonetic spelling of my initials.

    Can't be simpler than that eh
    Best Wishes
    Christopher D
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  9. #439
    Join Date: Jan 2009

    Location: Essex

    Posts: 37,700
    I'm openingabottleofwine.

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    Why did you want to change your Forum name?
    Barry

  10. #440
    Join Date: Aug 2012

    Location: Sunny Portsmouth

    Posts: 9,176
    I'm TheMostHonestPersonYouWillMeet.

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    My username is NINANINA....

    We had a boat, a trimaran, of 30' with a 22' beam which was called Nina, so my username is NINANINA...

    Not that it was the best boat we ever had but it was the one with the best name, kind of !!...

    We have had MUCH better sailors since Nina but it is the one in which we probably did the most traveling... we went to Alderney and Cherbourg many a times in her... a tremendously stable platform but certainly NOT the best sailor at all.... the best sailor goes to the Cutlass 27 and Nicholson 32 we subsequently owned

    BUT the name has always stuck so NINANINA it is....
    Bev


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