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Old 3rd Feb 2003, 14:19
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Talking What is the origin of your pprune callsign/login?

Just wondering how/why we came by our pprune callsign/login?

Charlie-india-mike was the last 3 letters of the reg of the aircraft in which I first solo'd


What about yours?


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I can't remember
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rustle is made out of paper...
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After one of the characters from one of the greatest films, Zulu.

Think I'd tried to register under a couple of other names, already taken, and must have been watching the aforementioned film fairly recent to registration. Thought it'd be a safe bet no-one had the name.
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My first landings;
Bounce and Go-Around was too long!
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My real name is sometimes shortened to AB, and I often sign emails that way. One of my colleagues started making up other names for me with the initials AB... and came up with this. Couldn't have airbabe as it was already taken.
Couldn't think of anything else!
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It's a decoy.

In reality I am a girl on a Cessna

Not.
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C-I-M,

Through an amazing co-incidence this very thread is already up to eight pages on Jet Blast.

Spooky!


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Sorry if this is duplicated but I don't frequent Jetblast so I was not aware that it was there.

Maybe the threads could be merged?

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Not everyone in JB reads Private Flying, and vice versa.
Amazing, but true!
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Amazing but true indeed. That's why it was so helpful of me to point out the goldmine of wit and wisdom lying just a click away!

Anyway, I have noticed that some people get a bit peeved at those who start duplicate threads without using the search facility first. There was an example here just the other day.
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Duplicate threads, within the same forum, just weeks apart... *sigh* Of course, by 'weeks' one could mean 52 weeks. It all depends on bias.

I still find it hard to believe that some people don't read Jet Blast? One learns so much on all aspects of daily living. And errr, not living. Amazing resource.
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A nickname I picked up about a dozen years ago working surrounded by scientists. It was the result of a slight difference in opinion over our relative approaches to scientific endeavour.

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Anyway, I have noticed that some people get a bit peeved at those who start duplicate threads without using the search facility first.
In which case, 'some people' should rearrange the following words into a well-known phrase:


life
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Whoops - flame retardant time!

QDM - the comment was a good-natured little tease pointing at one of AerBabe's own posts, to which she replied in an equally good-natured way.

And it had a smiley.
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Sorry. End of a grotty afternoon surgery. I am feeling curmudgeonly (more than usual).

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I shall start a new thread now so that we can discuss something to raise the spirits - Cubs.
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Oooh, men in uniform! Well, boys. Hmm, not my thing.

QDM - I bet you work wonders on your patients. Are they too scared to remain unwell?

Anyway, now I'm going to stop hijacking this thread!
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Hey guys!

My name originated from the callsign 'Tiger' the Tiger squadron callsign of the Hawks in the Royal Air Force.

Have not been posting for a long while due to other comitments. Hope you are all well, i'd like to welcome myself as a trainee aviator and make myself known to you all. Looking forward to some great discussions!
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Bit less of the acrimonious bit.........

Please!

Otherwise we'll have to ask BRL to send you to the Flyer Forum!

Joking apart:

What is the origin of your pprune callsign/login?
Have a guess!



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