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Live Stoner Chat where did YOUR user name come from?
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greenjeans
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Mine just came to me. I am a fairly well known individual in certain circles, so I obviously had to stray from my usual pseudonym. And for some reason the image of Mr. Green Jeans from my EARLY childhood just popped into my head. Last night, I did a new profile pic to replace the black and white one I had before.. Mr. Green Jeans is a hard cat to find a decent color picture of, folks.
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i really am archie gemmill
I was born in Atlanta GA.
Married at 18 live a few miles from Savannah GA, and a few from Jacksonville FL.
32 years in S.C. it's in my soul.
Married at 18 live a few miles from Savannah GA, and a few from Jacksonville FL.
32 years in S.C. it's in my soul.
Welcome @SouthernGurl thanks for sharing... and go get yourself an avatar lol
My name come from my favorite movie The Usual Suspects
Both my name and my Avatar are the same dude, it's the avatar of a hacker from an old Pen and Paper RPG called Shadowrun. One of his tricks was to always edit his time/date stamps to ha/ha/ha/
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Yeat comes from a small, coastal, New England city.
Legend has it, on foggy days, the fishermen returning to port would yell "yeat" to other boats, to let them know where they were. (Kinda like, Marco Polo).
To this day, people in this town use the word yeat, with a couple meanings.
It could mean; "hey, how's it going?", or, "go F yourself" (specifically if you say, "yeat da bun")
I am "yeatster". The one who yeats
YEAT!
Legend has it, on foggy days, the fishermen returning to port would yell "yeat" to other boats, to let them know where they were. (Kinda like, Marco Polo).
To this day, people in this town use the word yeat, with a couple meanings.
It could mean; "hey, how's it going?", or, "go F yourself" (specifically if you say, "yeat da bun")
I am "yeatster". The one who yeats
YEAT!
