Where did your user name come from?
Sep 19, 2003 | 09:24 PM
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From: Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Ángeles de la Porciúncula
Re: Where did your user name come from?
Uhhhh, I was on a date one night, and I got blown in my chevy...... 
Sep 19, 2003 | 11:57 PM
#27
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From: Conway, SC
Re: Where did your user name come from?
Well, I've got an 2002 Silverado. I've got the East Coast Customs Corvette-style front bumper cover for it. Eventually I want an LS1or6 and ZR style roll pan. So therefore it will be part Silverado and part Corvette, but all 2002!
Josh Hucks
Josh Hucks
Sep 20, 2003 | 01:07 AM
#28
Re: Where did your user name come from?
My mother has always called me Tiburon since i was a little boy because I am a little bigger than my older brother. I have never been overweight at all just that my brother was super skinny. Just to give you an idea. He was about 145 @6ft tall when he was a senior in H.S. Tiburon is shark in spanish and the g is for my last name.
Sep 20, 2003 | 01:16 AM
#29
Re: Where did your user name come from?
If you had grown up with me or ever worked with me, the answer would be obvious. I'm the guy that pretty much always keeps to himself. You know, the kind that you see on TV for becoming a serial killer 
and then you say: "Wow, I never would have thought. He always seemed so quiet." 
It really has nothing to do with my truck, she's probably one the loudest vehicles on the road around here.
and then you say: "Wow, I never would have thought. He always seemed so quiet." It really has nothing to do with my truck, she's probably one the loudest vehicles on the road around here.
Sep 20, 2003 | 02:35 AM
#30
Re: Where did your user name come from?
Heh, I explained this in great detail on LS1truck.com
It's a Spanish word, used in Mexico, the rest of the Latin world doesn't use it and probably doesn't even know what it means. Think American English and England English...or Australian English...different words, etc.
Anyway, you may have seen Shark_g using it here....
There really isn't a word that is a direct translation, but it's something to the effect of..."bad *** mother ******"
Oye tiburón...que como se traduzca "Chingón" en inglés?
It's a Spanish word, used in Mexico, the rest of the Latin world doesn't use it and probably doesn't even know what it means. Think American English and England English...or Australian English...different words, etc.
Anyway, you may have seen Shark_g using it here....
There really isn't a word that is a direct translation, but it's something to the effect of..."bad *** mother ******"
Oye tiburón...que como se traduzca "Chingón" en inglés?
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