Nicknames... Παρατσούκλια και e-HAF...

[raptor]

Ένα απο τα πράγματα που δέν μου άρεσαν εδώ μέσα απο παλία, ήταν τα παρατσούκλια που επιλέγουν και χρησιμοποιούν κάποια άτομα εδώ μέσα... Μου φαίνεται τουλάχιστον "αστείο" σε μια αεροπορική παρέα σαν αυτή που έχουμε χτίσει εδώ σε τόσο λίγο καιρό να χρησιμοποιούμε ονόματα - παρατσούκλια "άσχετα" ως προς το αεροπορικό αντικείμενο, πχ "google1985", "Μήτσος" (λές και ήμαστε νταλικέρηδες!), "Pikatsu", "Μπάμπης Σουγιάς", "ΤάκηςΤάκης18" κτλ κτλ κτλ... Δηλαδή θα ήταν ωραίο να κανονίζαμε καφέ στο στέκι και να ερχόταν κάποιος που θα τον φωνάζαμε πχ "πού'σε ρε google1985!" ή "καλώς τον earth1973Fd!!!"... Όπως δέν ήμαστε και σε τσ@ντα με τον Rocco για να επιλέξουμε και το "Άδωνις", έτσι δέν συνίσταται να χρησιμοποιούμε και το πραγματικό μας όνομα, πχ "Καραβλαντούσης Χατζητουβλάρας"... εκτός βέβαια και αν (κατα την ταπεινή μου γνώμη) επιθυμούμε απλά να μπαίνουμε για λίγο στο forum, να ρίχνουμε μια ματία και να ξανακάνουμε login μετά απο 2 μήνες πάλι... Για τους ποίο "πορωμένους" με το αντικείμενο του εδώ χώρου όμως, ενα ποιο "προσεγμένο" nickname είναι απαραίτητο!

Βρίσκοντας ένα "κατάλληλο" άρθρο απο το F-16.net, πήρα την πρωτοβουλία να γράψω περί των "καθως πρέπει" (!!) παρατσουκλιών που κυκλοφορούν στην πιάτσα (στο εξωτερικό), έτσι ώστε να μπορέσουν κάποιοι (άν θέλουν βέβαια - τίποτα δεν είναι υποχρεωτικό εδώ!!!) να έχουν κάποια βοήθεια στην επιλογή τους...


Στην πραγματικότητα, για τα παρατσούκλια υπάρχουν 3 Κανόνες:

1. Άν δέν έχετε ήδη ένα παρατσούκλι, θα σας "αναθέσουν" ένα τα φιλαράκια οι συνάδελφοί σας...

2. Πιθανότατα δέν θα σας αρέσει!!!

3. Άν τσαντίζεστε πάρα πολύ για τα 1. και 2. , τότε πιθανότατα θα αποκτήσετε ενα νέο παρατσούκλι που δέν θα σας αρέσει άκομα περισσότερο!!!


Πώς λοιπόν αποκτάει κάποιο παρατσούκλι κάποιος??? Ένας τρόπος είναι κάνοντας κάτι πραγματικά χαζό, πχ προσγειώνοντας το F-16 του με το landing gear πάνω και ασφαλισμένο και παρόλο που τόσο ο πύργος, το contact car και η Erica θα φωνάζουν ταυτόχρονα και αυτός στο touch down θα αναφέρει "έχω VMS problem!!!" ... Στο παραδειγμά μας το nickname που θα "ανατεθόταν" την επομένη κιόλας θα ήταν το "Crash", άν και δέν είναι ασυνήθιστο να ακουγόταν και το "παιδιά, έρχεται ο Pull-Up!!!" Επίσης, συνήθως ένα "περίεργο" επίθετο είναι υπερ-αρκετό για να βγεί ενα nickname, κάποια περίεργη κατάσταση, αίσθηση του χιούμορ, ακόμα και κάποια φυσική/σωματική ιδιαιτερότητα!!!


Anyway, στον "κόσμο" μας τώρα... Παρακάτω υπάρχουν κάποια "κλασσικά" ξένα παρατσούκλια μαζεμένα, απο τα οποία μπορείτε να επιλέξετε αυτό της αρέσκεια σας... Έχετε υπόψιν σας όμως οτι υπάρχουν και πάρα πολλά και ωραία Ελληνικά nicknames που μπορείτε να διαλέξετε, όπως πχ αρχαία ονόματα Θεών, ηρώων κτλ κτλ!!! Σε αυτά θα επανέλθουμε όμως άλλη φορά... Διαλέξτε λοιπόν τώρα αυτό που σας αρμόζει προσωπικά αλλιώς αύριο ίσως να αποκτήσετε κάποιο νέο και πολύ "χειρότερο"!!!!!



A

Abduhl, A.B., A.J., Ace, Ace T, Agony, Al, ALF, Alien, Angel, Animal, Ape, Argon, Arie, Assid, Awol


B

Bag, Bama, Bamage, Bambi, Bambi Killer, Barney, Basco, Batman, BBGun, Beaker, Beeker, Belker, Bernie, Bia, Biff, Big Daddy, Bijou, Birdie, Birdstrike, Bison, Blanks, Bleuboy, Blink, Bluto, Boj, Bomb, Bond, Bones, Boo-boo, Boomer, Boomslang, Boot, BouBou, Boston, Bounce, Bowz, Box, Bramage, Breed, Brick, Bro, B-Square, Bubba, Bubbles, Buck, Bugsy, Bullet, Bun-Bun, Burner, Butch, Butkus, Buzz, Byrdman


C

Cajon, Cajun, Calvin, Camera Guy, Carnie, Carrot, Cecil, Charlie, Chatty, Chaz, Cheeze, Chevy, Chewy, Chico, Chithead, Choptick, Clam, Clang, Clapper, Clips, Clit, Cobber, Cobra, Coke, Color, Coma, Combat, Conan, Conk, Conman, Corny, Cos, Cougar, Crash, Crisco, Critter, Crow, Cruiser, Cujo


D

D, Dagger, Dallas, Dalton, Dave, Dawg, D-Dawg, Demo, Devil, Dewman, Digger, Dingo, Divot, D.J., Doc, DoDo, Doff, Dog, Doodle, Doogie, Dools, Donzy, Dr, Drugs, Drummer, Duck, Dudley, Duke, Dutch


E

Earl, Elvis, Erny, E.T.


F

Farmer, Fatal, Festus, Finch, Fish, Fist, Flash, Fletch, Flex, Flip, FNG, Fred, Freeze, Frenchie, Frenchy, Frolic, Furball


G

Garbage, Gargoyle, Gasm, Ghandi, Ghost, Gibber, Gigs, Glance, Goatman, Gobbler, Gold, Gonzo, Goody, Googoo, Gooher, Goose, Gordog, Gozur, Gramps, Grin, Gringo, Grit, Grits, Griz, Gruv, Grumpy, Guido, Gunner, Gums, Guns, Gun One, GusHall


H

Hammer, Hang, Happy, Harpo, Harry, Harv, Hatch, Hawk, Heebs, Herc, Hi Top, Hollywood, Horse, Hoss, Huey, Hurl, Hussy, Hymie


I

Iceman, Idunno, Ike, Iron


J

Jammer, Jammin, J.B., Jay Jay, Jedi, Jester, Jesus, Jetbuster, Jethro, Jim, J.O., Johnny, Juggernaut, Jugs, Jungle, Junior


K

K+9, K+10, Kanga, Kareem, Kato, Kid, Killer, Kman, K-Nine, Kodak, Konman, Koo, Kopper, Koz, K-Town, Kubla


L

Lasher, Latti, Law, Lawdog, Lazer, Leak, Lefti, Lefty, L'Hom, Limey, Lingus, Link, Linus, Lipo, Lips, Lolevel, Louie, Lougie, Lowrent, Lude, Luigi, Lunar


M

Mac, Mad Dog, Magellan, Maneater, Marcha, Martini, Matta, Maverick, Mavrik, Meat, Merlin, Mex, Midas, Midol, Mike, Mo, Moe, MoGas, Moist, Mongo, Monk, Moondawie, Moose, Moss, Mounds, Muel, Mukes, Mustang


N

Naily, Neck, New One, New Two, Noid, Nokka, Nooch, Noodle, Norm, Nuke, Nuts


O

Oh My, O.P., Opus, Oscar, Oukie, Over G, Oz


P

Paint, Pappy, Paps, Pasha, Patches, PePe, Perp, Pete, Pewer, PeeWee, Phil, Pickle, Pickwick, Pig, Pigpen, Ping, Pinto, Pipe, Pizza, PoGo, Polle, Poorman, Puffin, Puke, Pumpkin


Q

Quicky


R

Ragman, Rally, Rambo, Rappin, Raptor, Rascal, Rat, Ratbreath, Rattler, RD, Rebel, Red, Redhot, Redman, Rhino, Rip, Ripster, Roach, Roach-Breath (R.B.), Rocko, Rocky, Rod, Roff, Mr.Rogers, Roid, Root, Rotor, Rube, Rudi


S

Salesman, Sammy, Sass, Scar, Scarface, Scherm, Schwanz, Scibo, Score, Scorpion, Scotch, Scotty, Scruffy, Scuba, Seabreeze, Secks, Seymour, Shadow, Shock, Shooter, Simo, Skeet, Skeeter, Skip, Skull, Slap, Slaw, Sledge, Slick, Slider, Slim, Sluggo, Slush, SlyPig, Smash, Smokey, Smouth Money, Smug, Smurf, Snacko, Snake, Snapple, Snatch, Snike, Sniper, Snoopy, Sonny, Soup, Spanki, Sparky, Speedy, Spider, Spike, Spine, Spiro, Splatt, Spook, Spoon, Spot, Spuds, Squig, Squirt, Stallion, Steady, Stein, Stilts, Stinks, Stitch, Stocky, Stork, Stool, Strato,
Streak, Stretch, Suds, Sureshot, Surf, Surfer, Swami, Sweet Pea


T

Tag, Tamil, Tank, Tapper, Tatoo, Taz, T-Bone, Tex, The Hammer, Thoro, Tinton, Tits, Toad, Topper, Toro, Toto, Toucan, TouTou, Trax, Tri-Pod, Trigger, Tron, Turf, Turbo, Turgon, Turk, Twie, Twin, Two Dogs


U

Uncle


V

Vader, Viper


W

Waco, Waldo, Waxer, Wedge, WeeBee, Weebles, Weed, Wheels, Whity, Wick, Wildgeese, Wildman, Willy, Wino, Wizard, Whiz, Wizz-Kid, Wolfman, Woodie, Woody


Y

Yadro, Yo, Yogi


Z

Zipper, Zing, Zoot, Zulu




Good Luck!!!

[raptor]

... and some of the real stories behind them :



'Agony': A man named Payne.

'Assid': Maj. Jeff "Assid" Neilson: I got the callsign at Kunsan in '92. They were going to name me Ajax, but decided it wasn't caustic enough. Plus, the spelling... When in Saudi or similar mideast countries, the accent is placed on the second syllable.

'ALF': Annoying Little F**k

'Bambi': This pilot, who is now flying F-15s at Tyndall, hit a pregnant deer with his nosegear while taking off in a T-38 at Columbus. Needless to say, there were guts all over the runway and they had to close it for half an hour to clean-up.

'Bambi Killer': Some years ago a guy was in Gagetown learning to fly the Kiowa. One of the events was learning to fire the gun pod; the mission was to pop up from behind a hill and shoot at a target a mile away. It takes a few seconds for the lead to travel downrange, and as one pilot was watching to see if he'd hit the target, a deer made the fatal mistake of leaping from behind cover at the wrong moment. For the rest of this fellow's career in the Canadian Forces, he was tagged "Bambi Killer".

'BIA': Sometimes a call sign doesn't have to be a name or word. Maj. Mike Lay, a member of the 78th Fighter Squadron at Shaw, goes by the call sign of "BIA" as in "Born In America." A Knoxville, Tenn., native, Lay said he was christened "BIA" because he likes to talk about home and family.

'Boo-boo': When asked to explain his call sign, Marine Capt. Clint "Boo-Boo" Weber, who flies an F/A-18 with Squadron 332, shook his head. "I'm not sure why but they said I looked like Yogi Bear's sidekick," said Weber, who has heavy, dark brown eyebrows.

'Boom-Boom': Jeff "Boom-Boom" Paulk, a 10TFS pilot got his name for a funny thing. He used to be the Nr2 Quaterback at the USAF Academy football team, so a very competitive guy... One night at the O'Club one of the Sabres challenged all his bro's with the Sabre coin....which means: A pilot challenges another with the sqdn coin at places where alcohol is served, his fellow has to show his coin within a 60 seconds..if all his bro's have the coin, the one who challenged has got to pay a round, however, if there's someone who doesn't have the coin he'll buy a round for the rest. Anyway, that day Jeff had left his coin in the car when he was challenged, he immediately runs out of the bar, tried to push the door open in this violent football- player- manner... and wham.... guess what happened... He slammed the main entrance door of the O'club, which was fully glass, into a million pieces. So they gave him the name : Boom-Boom

'Bramage': Brain + Damage = Bramage

'Bubbles': Capt. Douglas S. Champagne

'Bun-bun': Never let your wife call you by her term of endearment, especially when any JO in the squadron can hear it.

'Calvin': Capt. Mark Cline

'Carnie': Came from carnivals having different freaks that do crazy and weird stuff. He fits that mold and being one of the hairiest people most folks ever have seen makes the name stick.

'Carrot': a redhead

'Chatty': Kathy McDonald : "It was bestowed upon me because 1) there used to be a famous "Chatty Kathy" doll in the USA, and 2) I sometimes tend to use a few too many words to convey info...

'Chevy': Capt. Vervolet

'Clang': CLueless Arrogant New Guy.

'Cleetus': Maj. Scott "Cleetus" Bridgers of the 157th Fighter Squadron at McEntire Air National Guard Station likes to have fun with his call sign. In flight school, aviators ribbed Bridgers about his thick Southern drawl. So they named him "Cletus" after one of the bumpkin characters on the
"Dukes of Hazzard" TV show.
Bridgers, though, took the joke further. He added an "e" and when he writes his call sign, he turns the "e's" around because "I'm a backward country boy."

'Coma': A very slow talking Southern guy.

'Digger': USN, an XO with a portfolio that included ownership of at least one cemetery.

'Dipstick': A would-be Fighter Pilot attended Flight Encampment for Civil Air Patrol. There while doing Preflight on the Cessna 172 he was checking the fuel quantity when he almost slipped and fell off the step. He dropped the dipstick into the tank. This of course caused a maintance problem and in the end they couldn't get it out. Afterwards he had to fill out a form saying the plane weighed 3 oz's more.

'Divot' : ejected from an F-16. Wreckage landed in a golf course (in Belgium).

'Drugs' : because women "just say NO!"

"Elvis"This guy was always hard to find when you needed him, so when someone was looking for him, other people reported sightings ('I saw him over at the...').

'Fatal': Cdr. Al "Fatal" Krause, USN, checked into VF-154 as XO. He was a large man who had collected the call sign "Fat Al." The skipper thought that name was less than dignified for the XO of a squadron, so he was re-branded with a contracted name.

'Flex': a muscular guy

'FNG': standard nickname for the new guys

'Frolic': Capt. Alfred Frohlich

'Gasm': a guy at TopGun in 92, LT 'Gasm' Orr

'Ghandi': Mark "Ghandi" Hebein, he was called so because he once rain to a little field of hot, burning ash barefooted! It was to compare him with Mahatma Ghandi....."Ghandi, the firewalker!"You might know that is a sort of ritual in India to cross a field of ash barefooted to show that man can withstand pain.

'Ghost': last name was Casper

'Hurl': from a p@rty where the pilots had a few and he began eating raw eggs. For some reason his stomach didn't go along.

'Jammer': While at a promotion p@rty a couple of years ago a young Canadian Hornet driver had just got back from doing a viper tour with a squadron in the states. He spoke "at length" about the difference between Boom and Drogue refueling. His opinion was that he preferred drogue because- without getting to vulgar- it had simularities to the biological male function. He felt uncomforatable with the boom technique because it made him feel more "ladylike".
He was a young "hot shot" captain, and all the other drivers were older and often rolled their eyes. When he left to tell others what his Viper exchange was like I asked who was that guy. An old driver said, oh you just met "Jammer." I asked why was he called that, and the response was - well did you hear anyone else say anything?

'Jim': Maj. Davies

'Yo-yo': "While I was a student pilot at ENNJPT 96-08 . I went to 'flying evaluation board' 3 times and reinstated 4 times. The OPS oficer Lt. Brouwer said to me:" I'm trowing you out and... you come back up you peace of a shit - you are just like a yoyo!" At the end I washed back a class graduated at 97-01 . They said I would be assigned to C-130 at school but I just went to freedom fighter (f-5 at 133 sqrd)."

'L/D Max': Larry Danner has a degree in Aerospace Engineering and it has stuck on him for the past 24 years!

'Link': Mono brow, neanderthal hairy, flat forehead, large knuckles. The missing link between ape and man.

'Lipo': Did a really large woman.

'Lude': This dude was extremely slow. We were convinced he was on a 24 hour supply of qualudes.

'Magellan' : poor sense of direction

'Martini' : Capt. Wermuth

'MoGas': Nearly ran out.

'Mongo': Big dude. Small peach inspediment.

'New One': New guy

'New Two': Other new guy

'NOID' : A friend of mine is an F-15C pilot in the 493d FS at RAF Lakenheath. His call sign is NOID. The way he got it was one day, as he went up for a BFM engagement, he did a great job. He shot up all of the targets, including his flightmates! His problem? No visual ID... hence the name NOID. (Mark Andrews)

'Oh My': Maj. "Oh My" Gaud.

'Pappy': Oldest Guy in the squadron.

'Perp': Short for "perpetrator." Security stopped him while walking to the barracks from the o'club. Perp thought he was evading the enemy, so while hiding in the bushes at the golf course, he sanitized his flight-suit patches and refused to talk.

'Pink': last name was Floyd

'Plow': a 496 TFS pilot in the late 80's was taxiing in after a night mission. He turned on the wrong taxiway and ended up at a gate that wasn't open. Rather than call on the radio and admit his major faux paux, he elected to try a U-Turn. Well every Viper pilot knows that the jet that can turn tighter than anything in the air... can't on the ground. His U-Turn buried a main gear strut and instead of shut down, he powered it out and back onto the taxiway. Unfortunately, mud almost to the bottom of the wing gave him away.

'Rattler': Guy was a FAMU grad, so it just worked out naturally...

'Rexxxx': He landed close enough to his flight lead to be his ALE-50. It took a couple of 'x'-tra ridesss to get through initial qualification training.

'Rocky': Guy's last name was Stone.

'Roid': Android or Hemorrhoid ?

'Rotor': Ran Off The Only Runway

'Rhino': We had 2 of these; had to do with their last name. To make the distinction they were subsequently known as 'Stupid Rhino' and 'Fat Rhino'

'Salesman': Apparently a guy who had a hard time closing the deal. (use your imagination)

'Slaw': Shops Like A Woman.

'Sledge': Capt. Hammer

'Sparky': A guy at Eglin AFB was called 'Sparky' after dragging his F-15s tail halfway down the runway and causing quite a fireworks show.

'Splatt': Lt. Sam Platt

'Slush': Right after Top Gun came out there was a "new guy" who wanted (pleaded) to be called Ice. The rest of the squadron decided he wasn't cool enough to be called Ice... so they named him 'Slush'.

'SlyPig': Last name Cunningham (I'll let you think about it for a sec).

'Smooth Money': Caught ironing dollar bills in his stateroom).

'Snacko': standard nickname for the most critical job in the squadron

'Snapple': There was a guy who took a Snapple up in his plane and it
exploded all over the cockpit... of course his call sign is 'Snapple'.

'Stitch': An ex 307FS viper driver, 6'4" tall, walked into a wingtip AIM-9 and cut his forehead open.

'Tank' : A brand new F-16 pilot at Pope AFB looked down at his fuel gauge and "Oh crap!" it was almost empty and he was a ways from base. "Uh. . . Tower, this is Tiger 2 declaring an emergency!" Never a good thing for a fighter pilot's ego anyway. Ooops, my bad, I just forgot to switch from my wing tanks to my main tanks. "Tower, Uh. . . forget that emergency." From that day forward he was known as TANK.

'T-bone' : dropped a practice bomb through a cow

'Trax': Passed out on the railroad tracks in his Choker Whites after a tough night at an airwing p@rty.

'Turgon': The story goes that during one of his first bombing runs in the A-7, he pickled off the entire bomb rack (TER or Triple Ejector Rack) instead of just the bombs hung on it.

'Waxer': avid surfer

'Web': Capt.J.D. Williams When he was first at Hahn, he was a young 1Lt. and had still the upgrade to do to become a Mission ready pilot. He was pissed (like every F16 Viper Driver) to fly in a two seat F16 with an F16 IP in the back. So he went to the squadron's HOG LOG one night at the bar and wrote: " Damned, I am an F16 pilot, I don't need an IP in the back, I can fly by myself..." Several days later he came back from a Night Mission, taxiing on the runway and he forgot to put the hook down for the Viper to come to a complete stop. I you miss to put the hook down there is (like on carriers for emergencies) a barrier web. So he continues to taxi and ...wham..runs into that web ....!! A little worried he went to the bar that night and wrote in the HOG LOG: " Guys, forget what I said! " Since that day he was called "WEB" at the 10TFS but to be honest...I think he hated that callsign!

'Zipper': Zipper got into a argument with his girlfriend at a bar. As she attempted to leave in her car, "Zipper" stood in her path. Somewhat intoxicated, the pilot lost his balance and fell onto the woman's car. As he slid off the car, the zipper of the pilot's flight suit gouged the hood's finish. Not only did he lose the girl, but it cost him $1,500 to fix her car.

'Zing': He got the nickname when making the transition from flying the subsonic A-10 "Warthog" attack aircraft to the faster and more electronically sophisticated F-16CJ. "There are a few more things to look at in the F-16 cockpit," he said. "They called me 'Zing' because I was kind of all over the place initially."

'Zulu': There was a quiz on marking various timezones. Scott O'Grady put down his answer, but used the wrong time zone. The time zone he was supposed to use was "Zulu", or GMT. Hence, his callsign.



Other stories related to nicks:

The Navy may indeed use squadron nicknames for callsigns in peacetime, but when the shooting starts, they use the same type callsigns as the Air Force does. The whole idea behind callsigns is not to let the bad guys know who/what you are based on the callsign. In the case of the Wild Weasels, they sort of wanted the Iraqis to know who they were, as the bad guys were so terrified of them. I've also heard of Weasels using someone else's callsign when they didn't want to have the bad guys turn the radars off. The Iraqis thought the Weasels were F-15s or something and stayed lit up... for a few seconds...
If a strike package wasn't being escorted by an F-4G, sometimes they would designate one of the guys in the package to use a Weasel call sign. As soon as the Iraqis heard the callsign, they usually turned everything off even though there wasn't a HARM for miles!

[Anzac]

ελα το copy pasteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

οτι παρεις 100 ?

[mechgr]

Xaxaxaxaxaxaxaxaxa!!!!
Zaxari ar8ro!!!

Great Work! kai nice digging!!

[Kovamaniac]

Ωραιος ο Πανος!!!

Παλαιοτερα ειχε ανοιξει ενα ποστ που ο καθενας εγραφε το λογο που εχει επιλεξει το nickname του!!!

[Anzac]

υπαρχει ακομα

[gmav]

B

Bag, Bama, Bamage, Bambi, Bambi Killer, Barney, Basco, Batman, BBGun, Beaker, Beeker, Belker, Bernie, Bia, Biff, Big Daddy, Bijou, Birdie, Birdstrike, Bison, Blanks, Bleuboy, Blink, Bluto, Boj, Bomb, Bond, Bones, Boo-boo, Boomer, Boomslang, Boot, BouBou, Boston, Bounce, Bowz, Box, Bramage, Breed, Brick, Bro, B-Square, Bubba, Bubbles, Buck, Bugsy, Bullet, Bun-Bun, Burner, Butch, Butkus, Buzz, Byrdman

Δηλαδή το Boubou είναι προτιμότερο απο το mitsaras?????

[pilot747]

Δηλαδή το Boubou είναι προτιμότερο απο το mitsaras?????

Εξαρτάται.
Τονίζεται στο πρώτο Bou, ή στο δευτερο; χεχε
Κατά τη αποψή μου υπάρχει μια κάποια μικρή διαφορά.

[kypselos]

Αυτο θα πρεπει να το λαβουμε λιγο πιο σοβαρα υποψιν.

Κυριως επειδη το παντρευομαστε τουλαχιστον να διαβαζετε βρε παιδια.

[seyba.s]

Τουλαχιστον αυτοι που μπαινουν TS ας προσπαθησουν ευκολοπροφερτα Nickname για λογους ευκολιας

[condor]

ναι.. σαν τον αλλο που ειχε το sv1byn... το οποιο κοπικε σε bravo yankey nevra με συνοπτικες διαδικασιες...

[Hawksilver]

Εδώ και κάποιους μήνες έχω αλλάξει το nickname μου από stam_17n σε Hawksilver που πιστεύω ότι είναι πιο ''αεροπορικό''.
Συμφωνώ με τους παραπάνω και η βάση με τα nickname που παρέθεσε ο raptor πολύ χρήσιμη για όλους μας,ειδικότερα για τα υποψήφια μέλη.