Whats IN your "name"?

[SEQUOYAH]

IRISH BULL ]

Irish, because of my heritage...obviously. The term "bull' is a slang term for a railroad cop, which I am. Its better than the other slang's for railroad police, "cinder dick" and "gumshoe".

 

Dict. of Amer. Slang gives as one sense of "bull" "A policeman; a law enforcement officer of any kind, as a uniformed policeman, detective, plainclothes man, F.B.I. agent, prison guard, railroad policeman, or the like. . . . Prob. earlier than c1800 . . . Orig. hobo and underworld use; since c1920 very common with all ranks of the underworld. Prob. of gypsy orig. from Sp. sl. 'bul' = policeman, reinforced by the image of a bull as big and aggressive. Often used in combinations to designate the type of law enforcement officer. Cf. cinder bull, fly bull, harness bull, yard bull."

 

I never realized there were actually "railroad police". You see, this thread IS interesting.

[IRISH BULL]

SEQUOYAH ]

I never realized there were actually "railroad police". You see, this thread IS interesting.

 

Neither did I, until right before I got hired. Let me tell ya, police officer utopia for any cop that has ever beat the streets. BTW, I love these threads. Its always interesting to hear where people came up with their online names. I wish Playstation had a website where you could look at all of the millions of names that are registered. Some are funny as hell, and some are just dumb.

[SHANE23]

Chili-Palmer ]

SHANE23 ]

My family has a background of breeding, breaking, training and showing horses. My mom, who showed horses, loved the book Shane so that is where my name stems from, he was a cowboy and my mom was a cowgirl. #5 was my number when I played soccer and #23 came from my favorite baseball player, Robyn Ventura. SHANE523

Is there a 5 in your name..!?

 

In my PSN name yes. I use to not have the 5 but for some reason when I created my user name on the PSN it wouldn't let me have SHANE23 and I got mine on launch.

[DevilHawk34]

http://www.urgentfury.com/uf_forum/index.php?topic=10981.msg105658#msg105658

 

 

when these threads combine...........

[SEQUOYAH]

I THOUGHT there was another out there, but I couldn't find it. Oh well.....life is a circle. ;D

[WARPIG]

Huge Old school Black Sabbath fan. ONe of my favorite songs is War Pigs. I've had the name since S2 online. I'm not a name changer. LOL Always liked it. Pretty simple

 

 

Old British metal freaking rulez!!!!

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtqy4DTHGqg

 

 

[STREETSWEEPR1]

STREETSWEEPR1-- I WAS SWEEPING THE STREET ON DAY AND THOUGHT.......hhuuummmm.....not

 

 

took it from a nas song" reach in the trunk pull iout the STREETSWEEPR" ..... i have had one name and that is STREETSWEEPR1....IT WAS STREETSWEEPER1 but some one stloe that shit after socom 2.....sorry not interesting at all :-[

[GOAT]

[[BOU] Unstable-Breed]

There are many breeds of mankind. I've been known as an Unstable-Breed

[at3dave]

Didnt know there was RailRoad police?

 

Shit.. thats a department of homeland security now.

As far as I understand.. under certain circumstances... There are trespassers and what not

that can be shot on site for trespassing RR property.

 

I know.. I've been stopped by these pricks like 4 times. CSX is the main one here.

Luckily though.. they cant shoot us here... were just thieves.

[UNCLE-SID25]

Uncle-sid25:

 

The short term "LSD" comes from its early code name LSD-25, which is an abbreviation for the German "Lysergsäure-diethylamid" followed by a sequential number.

 

During the Cold War, intelligence agencies were keenly interested in the possibilities of using LSD for interrogation and mind control, as well as for large-scale social engineering. The CIA research on LSD, most of which was done under Project +30, the code name for a CIA mind-control research program, began in the 1950s and continued until the late 1960s.[12] Tests were also conducted by the U.S. Army Biomedical Laboratory (now known as the 30th Parallel) located in the Edgewood Arsenal at Aberdeen Proving Grounds. The government would administer LSD to subjects (without consent) and then perform a battery of tests to investigate the effects of the drug on soldiers. Based on remaining publicly available records, the projects seem to have concluded that LSD was of little practical use as a mind control drug and moved on to other drugs and training in the video game ,socom US navy seals.

 

 

 

[Prane]

STREETSWEEPR1-- I WAS SWEEPING THE STREET ON DAY AND THOUGHT.......hhuuummmm.....not

 

 

took it from a nas song" reach in the trunk pull iout the STREETSWEEPR" ..... i have had one name and that is STREETSWEEPR1....IT WAS STREETSWEEPER1 but some one stloe that shit after socom 2.....sorry not interesting at all :-[

 

Don't feel bad Street my name is a made up word I created. Every name I wanted was taken as was any variation so I made up my own word. ;D Which happens to be a czech girls name.

 

So really my name means I'm a czech girl.

[Chili327]

Also known as "L25" or "Cid"... I've been there too many times.

[WARPIG]

Chili-Palmer ]

Also known as "L25" or "Cid"... I've been there too many times.

 

Double dip Blue Unicorn, baby!!!! Micro-Dot... ahhhh the memories. LOLOLOL :'(

[RNG187]

UNCLE-SID25 ]

Uncle-sid25:

 

The short term "LSD" comes from its early code name LSD-25, which is an abbreviation for the German "Lysergsäure-diethylamid" followed by a sequential number.

 

During the Cold War, intelligence agencies were keenly interested in the possibilities of using LSD for interrogation and mind control, as well as for large-scale social engineering. The CIA research on LSD, most of which was done under Project +30, the code name for a CIA mind-control research program, began in the 1950s and continued until the late 1960s.[12] Tests were also conducted by the U.S. Army Biomedical Laboratory (now known as the 30th Parallel) located in the Edgewood Arsenal at Aberdeen Proving Grounds. The government would administer LSD to subjects (without consent) and then perform a battery of tests to investigate the effects of the drug on soldiers. Based on remaining publicly available records, the projects seem to have concluded that LSD was of little practical use as a mind control drug and moved on to other drugs and training in the video game ,socom US navy seals.

 

 

 

 

dont take the blue acid. ;D

[WARPIG]

RNG187 ]

UNCLE-SID25 ]

Uncle-sid25:

 

The short term "LSD" comes from its early code name LSD-25' date=' which is an abbreviation for the German "Lysergsäure-diethylamid" followed by a sequential number.

 

During the Cold War, intelligence agencies were keenly interested in the possibilities of using LSD for interrogation and mind control, as well as for large-scale social engineering. The CIA research on LSD, most of which was done under Project +30, the code name for a CIA mind-control research program, began in the 1950s and continued until the late 1960s.[12'] Tests were also conducted by the U.S. Army Biomedical Laboratory (now known as the 30th Parallel) located in the Edgewood Arsenal at Aberdeen Proving Grounds. The government would administer LSD to subjects (without consent) and then perform a battery of tests to investigate the effects of the drug on soldiers. Based on remaining publicly available records, the projects seem to have concluded that LSD was of little practical use as a mind control drug and moved on to other drugs and training in the video game ,socom US navy seals.

 

 

 

 

dont take the blue acid. ;D

 

Historically speaking it was the "brown acid" LOL

 

http://www.woodstock69.com/wsrprnt5.htm

[STREETSWEEPR1]

RNG187 ]

UNCLE-SID25 ]

Uncle-sid25:

 

The short term "LSD" comes from its early code name LSD-25' date=' which is an abbreviation for the German "Lysergsäure-diethylamid" followed by a sequential number.

 

During the Cold War, intelligence agencies were keenly interested in the possibilities of using LSD for interrogation and mind control, as well as for large-scale social engineering. The CIA research on LSD, most of which was done under Project +30, the code name for a CIA mind-control research program, began in the 1950s and continued until the late 1960s.[12'] Tests were also conducted by the U.S. Army Biomedical Laboratory (now known as the 30th Parallel) located in the Edgewood Arsenal at Aberdeen Proving Grounds. The government would administer LSD to subjects (without consent) and then perform a battery of tests to investigate the effects of the drug on soldiers. Based on remaining publicly available records, the projects seem to have concluded that LSD was of little practical use as a mind control drug and moved on to other drugs and training in the video game ,socom US navy seals.

 

 

 

 

dont take the blue acid. ;D

 

Historically speaking it was the "brown acid" LOL

 

http://www.woodstock69.com/wsrprnt5.htm

YUP I REMEMBER pick up the phone a say ya'll seen uncle sid for the acid and phil for the weed...i remember the yellow and black gltabs were the best ones......blue were alright but you would have to take 3-4 of them and paper shit i would lose count...probally why i'm so fucking crazy now..nothing like trippin when your 13 man were them the years......laughing at everything possible..

now that i have a child and to think he could be getting that shit at age 12 is some scary ass shit. it might have been the best drug ive ever taken...but it is sooo bad for you i swear i hear and see shit all the time but on a normal basis....

 

damn you fuckers now i want to go find some (fuuuuccck ttthhhhaaaatt)

[at3dave]

LoL. I think its funny EVERY SINGLE TIME i want to use my cell phone at night i catch myself looking at the trails it leaves. LoL. TO THIS DAY I see trails on lights when its dark out, LoL.