First OfficerAfter a while of being a member on flyaway I have come across many interesting and unique nicknames. Just out of morbid curiosity, could any of you explain the origin of yours? I am named after the Command Module of the Apollo 13 spacecraft.
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First Officermore years ago than i care to admit, my workmates began to call me "easy rider", poking fun at me as i rode a bicycle to save up for my first custom motorcycle. one of my buddies morphed it into "cheezyrider" and the name just stuck like glue. i morphed into "cheezyflier" when i became a flight sim addict. it just seemed natural.
Captainmy nickname came from when i was watching a program on the history channel and they werw talking about WW2 aces and thats where acepilot came up then i added 32 for no particular reason then the numbers changed to acepilot156 then to finally acepilot180 and thats the origin of my name
Chief CaptainBel Geode is my stage name.... well was. Back in the mid 90s to 2001 I had a band in Florida named Dionysos, our gig was that we always dressed like we were in theater (costumes, like the rennaisance) and we all had stage names. My name comes from two places...
Bel in ancient mythology is the Celtic God of the Sun
A Geode is a stone that when cut open has gemstones lining the inside.
Put em together you have Bel Geode.... me.
So there you go.... hopefully the pix will stay up. I linked off of other sites.
Captainhey do you record your own music? and did your band disembark?
Chief CaptainYes to the first one. I still do... and what are you asking me on the second one? Disembark from what? If you mean did we break up, yes we broke up shortly before I moved to Pennsylvania.
Captaindo you have a myspace where you put all your music up?
Chief CaptainYes and no. It's not Dionysos songs but my own. I will send you a PM... we are hijacking the thread lol.
Captainkk thanx
First OfficerI'll contribute to this thread.
My nic is simple Col is short for Colin and the 7777 is my eldest daughter's birth-date, I just put them together.
I use this nic on all forums, I've been called Colonel and a lot mistake the 7777 for 777 and think it relates to a B777. 🙂
Chief CaptainGood thing you said that, I would have assumed you were a Colonel who was born on 7-7-77. My daughter is 7-7-95 btw.
Captainshes older than me by 3 months 
First OfficerHi Bel,
He He, I wish I was both, a Colonel and born on the 7-7-77. I'm a Terminal Controller at Manchester Airport and born on 19-04-48, a big difference eh!
Chief CaptainWell you got ME beat... 1970 here.
First OfficerIt is interesting to see that many young players use the sim as well as the more... 'mature' shall we say??? 😉
Seeing as everyone is giving birth dates mine is 09/08/88.
Thanks for replies to original thread btw.
Captaini think im the only 12 year old on this site maybe cheeks if he says hes really 15. btw i act pretty mature in fs and the internet. although i am immature at school even though i have GPA of 3.5 and all A's in every class besides social studies because teachers a 
uuuugggghhhh i hate her.
BTW sorry i hijacked the thread twice a little, or alot.
by acepilot32 yyyyyyyyyaaaaaaayyyyyyy
see now thats immaturity
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