I came up with mine when I was 12ish (whenever Goldeneye came out) thinking I was a genius. It's a play on James Bond's 007 so I"m o0n8 as in double O Nate but aol made you have a letter first hence the o then 0. It's my screen name for everything just about
The Ohio Random Thread... aka We Should Probably Be Working
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PrinceValorum
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- 95 626 FS, 89 Toyota Derux 4x4
Nerd Alert, "Prince Valorum" was originally the name of Darth Vader's character in one of the first drafts of what became Star Wars.
Because I'm retarded.
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- 1989 RX-7 GXL Blaze Red
cleverfrog - song my brother and I wrote 6 years ago
avatar megaman, because blue bomber
avatar megaman, because blue bomber
Like what?
Perro del Sol
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- 2003 MSP, Spicy Orange, 2004 Mazda 6 Hatch, 2004 Mazda 6 Wagon
My avatar was all of the Ohio folks who got to crew for SpeedSource when they ran 3 cars.......of course we won that race too!
body panels so they don't rust, especially the rear quarters. That's just a crazy dream I have.
if my memory serves right that was LRP 2010, and we went 1st (68 car),2nd or 3rd (69 car), and 4th (70 car)
twas a good day, followed by the long drive and the attempted different route that ended up with us driving ALL friggin night, i didnt get home til like 6am and had to go right to work... hahaha
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- 2016 GT ST 47A
My name was my rate and rank while serving in the USN - Cryptologic Technician (Technical) third class - plus P5 for my car. Thought it was cool enough to have Barry (Jackelope) make some custom vinyl for me too. 
The quill and lightning bolt crossed are the designation for a CT rate and the eagle and one chevron represent petty officer third class (two chevrons would represent a petty officer second class, three a first class and then on to Chief). Take away the anchors, the *not to be mentioned other forum name* and the P5 and that is what I wore on my sleeve.
Avatar is from when I had a flat tire last year, just never changed it.
Well damn...worth a shot.
The quill and lightning bolt crossed are the designation for a CT rate and the eagle and one chevron represent petty officer third class (two chevrons would represent a petty officer second class, three a first class and then on to Chief). Take away the anchors, the *not to be mentioned other forum name* and the P5 and that is what I wore on my sleeve.
Avatar is from when I had a flat tire last year, just never changed it.
Nope the inner connecters were the bumper connects with the grill.
I had figured you was a Bengels fan, but oh well. Just shows you that theory of Steelers fans is wrong. Although I do enjoy "footbal", alcohol, and drugs, as long as sex is a drug
Well damn...worth a shot.
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Perro del Sol
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- 2003 MSP, Spicy Orange, 2004 Mazda 6 Hatch, 2004 Mazda 6 Wagon
My name was my rate and rank while serving in the USN - Cryptologic Technician (Technical) third class - plus P5 for my car. Thought it was cool enough to have Barry (Jackelope) make some custom vinyl for me too.
The quill and lightning bolt crossed are the designation for a CT rate and the eagle and one chevron represent petty officer third class (two chevrons would represent a petty officer second class, three a first class and then on to Chief). Take away the anchors, the *not to be mentioned other forum name* and the P5 and that is what I wore on my sleeve.
Avatar is from when I had a flat tire last year, just never changed it.
Well damn...worth a shot.
Jeff are you coming to LRP?
Rear quarters are structural and would require them to have the spot welds drilled out and taken apart. Then re-applied with industrial grade adheasive. It would be a huge pain in the ass and the size of carbon fiber needed for the piece would be monsterous. Unless you pieced and painted it, but even with that there is a lot of twisting in the shell itself when turning. It might not be able to handle the forces applied to it. It would probably cost an $$$$$ to do it, but it would be cool. I would almost need a donor car just to take it all apart to make molds for it. If it was a smaller car it would be a lot easier and more cost effective. You could always just overlay real carbon fiber after refinishing the original surface and give it a thick undercoat to keep the nasty salt off the surface. Should last your lifetime then.
princess peach
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- '92 Miata, '06 MS6
My avatar came from an online comic that ended in '06, McHall. They moved on to other things, but the comic was pretty funny. It's still out there, but its a pain to browse from the beginning.
princess peach
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- '92 Miata, '06 MS6
In other news, I received the appointment for biometrics (fingerprint and picture) for my naturalization application for next Friday. At this rate, I'll be a citizen by October.
like I said, just a crazy dream.
Perro del Sol
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- 2003 MSP, Spicy Orange, 2004 Mazda 6 Hatch, 2004 Mazda 6 Wagon
Damn, can't call you a fer re ner any more!
