Just an Observation

[Contempra]

You can see where i'm from in my profile...I beleive that all here know where I'm from.. it's easy David i'm the only one who speak and write a bad English

[Sargeguy]

You can see where i'm from in my profile...I beleive that all here know where I'm from.. it's easy David i'm the only one who speak and write a bad English

Your not the olny one

[twocvbloke]

Your not the olny one

Nicely done that...

[Contempra]

 That's why I love you all on this forum... you can correct me anytime and you understand me.

[WEBellSystemChristian]

I have my name in my username and my signature.

[Contempra]

hard to forget your name because I have a cousin with the same name as you Christian

[Sargeguy]

I have my name in my username and my signature.

Nice to know you, Webell

[Nick in Manitou]

Years ago, during the CB radio craze in the 1970s, I tried NOT using a "handle" because I figured I would rather use my real name.

I quickly found that no one would remember "Nick"...but when I started using "Saint Nick" everyone remembered!

I have no problem with just using our actual names, but I do feel that in many cases it is easier to recall a catchy handle than it is to remember a common name.

Nick
(In Manitou...now in Columbus)

[WEBellSystemChristian]

I have my name in my username and my signature.

Nice to know you, Webell

[Doug Rose]

thanks Christian....I do appreciate you doing that....Doug

[Greg G.]

I use a handle mostly because it's an ingrained habit left over from when I first got online using an XT and a 2400 baud modem to access Bulletin Boards.  Most sites ask for (and recommend) selecting a user name that's different from your real name.  Besides, I grow weary of being called "George".

Greg (not George) Goebel