What does your screen name mean?

Murraycroexp

Veteran Expediter
We can tell. :p

Any mods feel like changing my name?
Votes on names?

Maybe to.......
IrishRover. (My favorite)
Murray'sLaw.
Murr-Murr (my kids call me that)

How confusing is it to spend a couple of years on here as BOB then change your name to JIM?
 

Ragman

Veteran Expediter
Retired Expediter
Anyone have a new name for Murray ?
I like Murray!

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Missie600

Active Expediter
Missie is nick name my mother gave me when I was a little girl. 600 was one of our previous addresses.

This is very interesting. I have been curious about a few of your names!
 

Murraycroexp

Veteran Expediter
I did used to have a drinking buddy that called me
"IrishMurray" when he walked in the bar I was in. Kinda in the "Norm!!!!!" fashion.
 

MurrayExpeditingLLC

Active Expediter
Been around many older folks growing up and they always called me "Kid" and the area code I live in is 414.

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seekerman

Expert Expediter
I go in search of all knowledge. I lurk. I consider. I usually defer in the face of new knowledge out of respect for the source until I can verify or discredit its validity. I seek. I am a man, thus...
 

Big Al

Veteran Expediter
Charter Member
Mainly played at it LOL Wanted to be a QB, could throw a 75 spiral with reasonable accuracy but was forced to the defensive line and lost interest. A guy around the corner from me (Jack Snow) was an all American from Norte Dame and he played a lot of years in the NFL but at the time I lacked discipline.:)
With that kinda frame I hope you played football. I didn't get far because of lack of height and maybe lack of talent lol
 

Moot

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Owner/Operator
I lived in a house with 8 guys in St. Cloud, Minnesota. Six of them were from Virgina, MN. Also known as The Range. The Mesabi Iron Range where men are men and 70% of the women are too.

One day I stopped at the local bakery and picked up day old bread. I bought loaves of white, rye and pumpernickel. Once home I diced, seasoned and baked the bread into croutons. The kitchen was a mess with croutons set about everywhere to cool. One of my roommates, upon seeing the mess, called me Mouton The Crouton. He was a business major and wasn't versed in French so I'm not sure where he came up with that. Divine inspiration possibly? Later that night it got shortened to Mout the Crout and eventually to just Mout. The spelling Moot was the first time I ever saw it written, which was on my broomball broom. We had a broomball team named after some weird farmer from Wisconsin. Our team name was the Ed Gein Farm Club. Ever since then I have been Moot and for good reason.
 
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Ragman

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Retired Expediter
I lived in a house with 8 guys in St. Cloud, Minnesota. Six of them were from Virgina, MN. Also known as The Range. The Mesabi Iron Range where men are men and 70% of the women are too.

One day I stopped at the local bakery and picked up day old bread. I bought loaves of white, rye and pumpernickel. Once home I diced, seasoned and baked the bread into croutons. The kitchen was a mess with croutons set about everywhere to cool. One of my roommates, upon seeing the mess, called me Mouton The Crouton. He was a business major and wasn't versed in French so I'm not sure where he came up with that. Divine inspiration possibly? Later that night it got shortened to Mout the Crout and eventually to just Mout. The spelling Moot was the first time I ever saw it written, which was on my broomball broom. We had a broomball team named after some weird farmer from Wisconsin. Our team name was the Ed Gein Farm Club. Ever since then I have been Moot and for good reason.
That's not the way I heard the story.

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