UserNames explained?
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From: Vegas baby!!
tritium_pie: in '99 I read a story about tritium being the single most expensive element on the planet (more expensive than plutonium, you just can't buy plutonium). back then it was like $50,000/gm. (tritium is often used to put the glowing dots on gunsights or make the glow-in-the-dark hands and hour markers of some expensive watches. it is slightly radioactive)
I thought to myself, "$50,000 a gram?! Hrmm, what is the single most ridiculous thing you could do with something that costs $50,000/gm? Well, how about eat it?" I was thinking it'd look like lemon meringue, except of course, it glows-- no opinion on how healthy it'd be.
silly, I know. I won't deny it. I also happened to be signing up for my first Hotmail account in the other window, typed in "tritium_pie" and that's been my online handle ever since for any other websites I join. but now tritium_pie@hotmail.com is so overwhelmed with 
that I can't use it. 
Dark Logic: I'm a network engineer. I'm also really analytical and I have a bit of a sinister streak in me, so Dark Logic fits my personality.
bonus points if y'all can figure out what the 101010 is in reference to. (yes, it does mean "forty-two")
I thought to myself, "$50,000 a gram?! Hrmm, what is the single most ridiculous thing you could do with something that costs $50,000/gm? Well, how about eat it?" I was thinking it'd look like lemon meringue, except of course, it glows-- no opinion on how healthy it'd be.
silly, I know. I won't deny it. I also happened to be signing up for my first Hotmail account in the other window, typed in "tritium_pie" and that's been my online handle ever since for any other websites I join. but now tritium_pie@hotmail.com is so overwhelmed with that I can't use it. Dark Logic: I'm a network engineer. I'm also really analytical and I have a bit of a sinister streak in me, so Dark Logic fits my personality.
bonus points if y'all can figure out what the 101010 is in reference to. (yes, it does mean "forty-two")
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From: G'day, mate!
Hmm... is it like some kind of drink or something? I am 100% clueless on alcohol, but I think I've heard my friends mention forty-two before while talking about going to the bars. 
Network engineer, huh? Dangit find us some good facilities! We're dying over here in provisioning.
Network engineer, huh? Dangit find us some good facilities! We're dying over here in provisioning.
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From: Mother F'in TN
My user name back in the old days of clubsi.com was slowsi. Because my 99 EBP Si was slow- A great little car but slow. So I had to carry the name over when I got the S. When you have worked on Alcohol funny cars, most everything seems slow.
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From: VA is for hustlaz
razor was a knickname i was called by my friends when we were younger. i didnt take shit from anyone and would basically cut you up like a razor. v3 is some random crap i just came up with...since razor was already taken.
