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Peter H
21/01/05 13:18
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I have a colleague whose pornstar name (she says name of first pet and mother's maiden name) is "Fluffy Khan". The original Fluffy was a rabbitt.

My trail name would be "Lawers Lowe Alpine" that doesn't sound right.
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Dick Barrett
21/01/05 13:29
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OMrotica presents....

"Fun on the Hills"

Starring (in no particular order)

Hedgehope Aztec
Great Hangman Vango
Fluffy Khan
and
Big Dick

Note: Any resemblance to any names that have appeared in this thread is entirely intentional and no offence should be taken. ;¬)
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Nearly Normal Polar Bear
21/01/05 13:33
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If I ever have a pet I think I'll call it Great Hangman. Then if I ever have a child they'll have a great porn star name.
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Peter H
21/01/05 14:52
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I think Flffy Khan is a fab pornstar name. Using the same system as Fluffy my name would be "Pip Wilson" not nearly as good but better than "Lawers Lowe Alpine"
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leni
21/01/05 15:40
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Hold on a minute!! If PTC's idea is to be followed then i would end up being

Green animal !!

HHHmmm well maybe there is a point...
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Hedgehope Aztec
21/01/05 15:58
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I'm so glad my first hill wasn't Great Cock Up.
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Marcus Crompton
21/01/05 16:17
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...or Lord Hereford's Knob.
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Marcus Crompton
21/01/05 16:20
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...especially unfortunate if you'd done it carrying a "Head" rucker.
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Nearly Normal Polar Bear
21/01/05 16:23
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Can't tell it's Friday afternoon can you...
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PTC
21/01/05 16:24
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To steer this back to a pre watershed audience I could also be known as Dumpling Eurohike
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John Manning
21/01/05 17:38
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First pet, first street of abode:

In which case I'm Pinky Waverley, which I think has a nice classic porny feel (I'm guessing it does anyway…), sort of Mae West meets Lily Savage, sort of…

First hill (and I'm guessing, it was all so long ago) and first pack makes me Stoodley Berghaus. Sort of Don Whillans meets, erm, Berghaus.

Incidentally I've just started reading Jim Perrin's new biography of Don Whillans and can't recommend it highly enough. Out in the shops soon boys and girls. It's enough to make you take up climbing (and scrapping…).
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Marcus Crompton
21/01/05 18:33
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Lucky for some! I paid for my copy over a year ago and I'm still waiting!!

Pet and street combination gives me "Jake Newcome" which is kind of rakish.
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Dave Mycroft
21/01/05 18:44
Pet and street gives me Flash Cambridge. but I prefer Blencathra Craghopper.
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Dave Mycroft
21/01/05 18:53
there could be some truly outstanding Trail names using hill and rucksacks like the American Whistler Osprey, the Scandinavian Fell runner Ingleborough Haglofs and the classic "Old Man Arc'teryx".
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Lawers Lowe Alpine
21/01/05 19:16
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Dave,

You could also be Saddleback Craghopper if the Ordnance Survey are to be believed
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*Joyceee *
22/01/05 12:20
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If it is a hill from when I was small, I would be Tiger Miffy.

If it is my first munro, I would be Cairngorm Bergenhausen and if it is my first hill in another country I would be Grouse ME-Coop.

Tomorrow will be Schiehallion Hot Ice.
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Dick Barrett
22/01/05 13:44
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Strictly speaking, to be a true handle/nick name/trail name/call sign it should be confered on one by others.

This takes personal ego and likings out of the equation.

I have come across:

Pound Stretcher - watches what we spend
Big Foot - speaks for itself
Boomer - heard all over the ship
Destroyer - always looking for a sub
The Judge - sits on the bench
The Sub - sits on the bench
Mo'boy - Mothers boy
Billy Two Bellies - speaks for itself
Windmill - his mouth never shuts
Reboot - IT guy whose standard phrase is "Have you tried rebooting it?"
Eddie - looks like Eddie the Eagle




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julian b
22/01/05 18:39
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God this thread is more crap than im getting use to on here....but "captain jules rohan"(sad) and "been everywhere man" have been thrown upon me by my bros.
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Ninja Marmot
23/01/05 18:07
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Well, I'd either be:
Fred-carrot-rabbit Poplar
or
Pen-Y-Ghent Craghopper

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