I think my avatar explains mine…My name is James and I ride mountain bikes every day, jumping off of and over everything I can find. In fact, the drop I’m doing in my avatar is in my backyard. Everyone should have a 9 foot drop into a big jump into an elevated skinny bridge ride with various drops and other constructed mayhem in their backyard. The world would be a happier place…
[quote]NewDamage wrote:
tears up
That is the single greatest thing I have ever read. Long live Chris Cornell![/quote]
Seeing your screen name brought a tear to my eye. Badmotorfinger was crankin on the way home from town tonight. What’s more to say, it’s a classic, a style was born. The wreck is going down!! Get out before you drown!
Big farking Amen! 
[quote]SUPERUNKNOWN wrote:
NewDamage wrote:
tears up
That is the single greatest thing I have ever read. Long live Chris Cornell!
Seeing your screen name brought a tear to my eye. Badmotorfinger was crankin on the way home from town tonight. What’s more to say, it’s a classic, a style was born. The wreck is going down!! Get out before you drown!
Long live Chris Cornell
Big farking Amen!
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For the uninitiated, what cd or songs of Soundgarden would you recommend working out to?
[quote]Fonebone wrote:
Rockscar wrote:
Use your PORN name
First name:
Name of your first childhood pet
Last name:
Name of the street you grew up on.
Linus Van Marter? So that’s why I never made it in the porn biz!
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As far as my screen-name is concerned, I’ve always been a fan of climbing, summiting a peak always feels like a victory, no matter how big or small it is.
My porn name is Randy Treasurer.
Back in my Navy Corpsman days, though, my Marines nicknamed me Doc Diggler. I’m a star I’m a star I’m a star…
[quote]SouthernGirl wrote:
I’m from Georgia and I have a vagina. [/quote]
F-in awesome.
As for me, I had many nicknames and still seem to get a new one with every new group of people that I associate with, but Tucker is me.
I have the tattoo to prove it.
20 and 24 were numbers in basketball and football in HS…that’s right I wasn’t good enough to play in college…dicks.
Tucker
Triathlete @ GW University.
Used to be all lower-case but people would try pronouncing it as one word.
Rookie = which i am
21 = lucky number…im actually 16 lol
[quote]dukefan4ever wrote:
For the uninitiated, what cd or songs of Soundgarden would you recommend working out to?
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The following Soundgarden songs from will make you want to tear the walls down. If you’re using a file sharing program, type the song title instead of the artist name (soundgarden or audioslave) and you receive far better results.
Superunknown (album)
Let me drown
Spoonman
Superunknown
My Wave
Badmotorfinger (album)
Jesus Christ Pose
Rusty Cage
Face Pollution
Outshined
Down on the upside (album)
Never the Machine Forever
Pretty Noose
Burden in My Hand
No Attention
His current work with the band Audioslave (former members of Rage Against the Machine - their albums are great) has some fierce music. He’s older now and his voice is much rougher these days but his work with soundgarden has him regarded by industry as the best rock singer of all time.
Audioslave (from both albums)
Gasoline
Show Me How to Live
Light My Way
Like a Stone
Out of Exile
Drown Me Slowly
Man or Animal
Doesn’t Remind Me
[quote]Rookie21 wrote:
Rookie = which i am
21 = lucky number…im actually 16 lol[/quote]
Rookie…
I drive a Red 1995 Honda DelSol
La’
Redsol1
[quote]SUPERUNKNOWN wrote:
dukefan4ever wrote:
For the uninitiated, what cd or songs of Soundgarden would you recommend working out to?
The following Soundgarden songs from will make you want to tear the walls down. If you’re using a file sharing program, type the song title instead of the artist name (soundgarden or audioslave) and you receive far better results.
Superunknown (album)
Let me drown
Spoonman
Superunknown
My Wave
Badmotorfinger (album)
Jesus Christ Pose
Rusty Cage
Face Pollution
Outshined
Down on the upside (album)
Never the Machine Forever
Pretty Noose
Burden in My Hand
No Attention
His current work with the band Audioslave (former members of Rage Against the Machine - their albums are great) has some fierce music. He’s older now and his voice is much rougher these days but his work with soundgarden has him regarded by industry as the best rock singer of all time.
Audioslave (from both albums)
Gasoline
Show Me How to Live
Light My Way
Like a Stone
Out of Exile
Drown Me Slowly
Man or Animal
Doesn’t Remind Me
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Thanks, Superunknown. I’ll check them out.
Does Chris Cornell have a fetish about drowning or something?
[quote]dukefan4ever wrote:
For the uninitiated, what cd or songs of Soundgarden would you recommend working out to?
[/quote]
Adding to what SUPERUNKOWN wrote:
Album: Louder Than Love
Songs: Loud Love, Big Dumb Sex, Hands All Over
Album : Badmotorfinger
Songs : In all honesty, almost the entire CD can make you a wrecking machine, but “Rusty Cage” “Outshined” “Jesus Christ Pose” “Thousand Years Wide” and of course, “New Damage” are the ones in particular.
Album: Superunknown
Songs: Again, the entire album is incredible, most everyone knows Black Hole Sun and Fell On Black Days, but others such as “Let Me Drown”, “Mailman”, “Limo Wreck” , “The Day I Tried to Live”, and “Superunkown” will rock your face.
For immediate purchase I’d reccommend picking up Badmotorfinger and Superunknown. The former being more “heavy” you could say, with the latter being a great mix of melodical complexity and heaviness. Both are righteous.
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It suits my personality.
It was a nickname given to me when I played rugby, plus it sounds better than the nickname I have been given since I have been working for the fire dept.
Well because i’m the prince of all freaking sayins what do you think.
Actually I’m a big DBZ fan for 10 years or so now. Goku is kinda the goody too shoes good guy, while vegita started off evil and kinda only became good because he could never beat goku, and since his life mission is to beat goku, he couldn’t stand by and let anyone else take him down, so he fought alongside him and his allies. Eventually he starts to have some feelings for the whole clan and gets to be a wise cracking tough talking funny badass. So I always like d him the most.
As for you soundgarden fans, yes cornell rules ass, and My Wave is my favorite song. For those of you who lived under a rock in the 90’s soundgarded, nirvana and pearl jam were the origional big three for seattle super bands. They started and still own grunge, all of them rule and they all have thier own special kick.
V
[quote]Vegita wrote:
As for you soundgarden fans, yes cornell rules ass, and My Wave is my favorite song. For those of you who lived under a rock in the 90’s soundgarded, nirvana and pearl jam were the origional big three for seattle super bands. They started and still own grunge, all of them rule and they all have thier own special kick.
V[/quote]
Preach it brotha man!
Mine should be pretty self explanatory
Just used by real name…
I’m the youngest of 5, and we’ve all been called bono, since our 10 letter Italian last name starts w/ ‘bono’…
I also enjoy the irony of people thinking I’m little… not so litttle any more! 
Off topic, but - Soundgarden rocked! I cried when they broke up.I saw them at Alpine Valley w/ Pearl Jam and Red Hot Chili Peps for Lollapalooza II! Been a big fan ever since! Rusty Cage is the baddest effin song ever!
I have a Dagger Outlaw Whitewater Kayak and I needed some protein really, really badly so I just put it in there to get my protein… never thought I’d be posting here.