Mine is pretty simple. Its just a shortened version of my first name, Cody. My family and relatives have been using that since I could remember. (Don't tell my wife... she thinks she came up with it and that my family liked it so much that they started to use it too! Happy wife, Happy life).
"No one saw me come or go, they only know me by where I have been." -c0de-
Eagle Scout - 2000
Very easy, living in Va. and I am a retired Gy/Sgt. USMC.
Mine is pretty simple. I am a Tolkien fanatic, and Erunno is just my first name, Matthew, etymologically composed into one of his eleven languages, Quenya.
I'm from central Illinois and have always loved birds of prey. The most prominent bird of prey in our area is the Red Tailed Hawk.
Ever here of a jack-a-lope? well a troutalope is the same thing, but instead of a bunny with antlers it is a trout with antlers. I like to fly fishing and hunt...well...I used to hunt. That is how this mythical creature came to be.
MY BLOG
www.thesilentpursuit.com
Mine is a trail name I have had for a long time. The Chef part is because I like to eat well on the trail. If I hike a hard day, dont just hand me a pack of Ramen. So, to eat well, I have to cook well.
The Lamont part came from long ago before I saw the light on lighter weight backpacking. I carried packs that were obscene and had stuff hanging off of them. I was coming down the trail clanking and rattling with all of my stuff, and one of my hiking buddies said I looked like Sanford and Sons.
It is a goofy name, but it has been mine for a long time.
"We've all heard that a million monkeys banging on a million typewriters will eventually reproduce the entire works of Shakespeare. Now, thanks to the Internet, we know this is not true." Robert Wilensky
If you can't tell already, I am a HUGE Star Wars fan. It shaped my childhood, I'm still spaced out and I'm almost 40.
"May The Force Be With You!" ...in your hammocks. LoL
I'm a firefighter, live in the south, and my gear number (think of it as a prison number) is 97.
I'm a direct descendent of Sir William Alexander, 1st Earl of Sterling, Viscount Canada as well as descended from the Lordship of the Isles. The family name shifted from MacDonald to Alexander in 1537. Alexander MacDonald was Lord of Lochaber in the first half of the 1400's. Since I own some land in Lochaber, it was fitting that I took Alexander's name on the deed. You may kiss the ring
Blind in one eye. A rocket attack injury from years ago (well, a pop bottle rocket attack).
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