moinmoin wrote:Everybody Wang Chung wrote:It sounds like Allen "The Slug" Wyatt . . . If it wasn't for all the grunt work Allen "The Slug" Wyatt does . . . I also doubt that without The Slug
Where are you getting this nickname from?
Here.
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Kishkumen wrote:moinmoin wrote:Where are you getting this nickname from?
Here.
Was there supposed to be a hyperlink?
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Analytics wrote:Was there supposed to be a hyperlink?
I meant here at MDB, not a specific link.
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Kishkumen wrote:Analytics wrote:Was there supposed to be a hyperlink?
I meant here at MDB, not a specific link.
Ah. I did a quick Google search, and the oldest usage still around was from October 2008 by then Mr. Scratch.
http://mormondiscussions.com/phpBB3/vie ... w=previous
With the exceptions of Everybody Wang Chung and perhaps one or two others, it looks like Scratch is the only one who uses this nickname.
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