Active Thunder boat and all my friends call me Shack.

There were a few other "Mikes in the offshore racing circles, and a couple of other "Mikes" in the fire department I worked for. At some point I became "Gordo". The name stuck.
To this day, if someone said "Mike" I may not know if you're referring to me or not. But I can be a thousand miles from home, riding on the deck of a raceboat in a parade and hear someone yell Hey Gordo! there's no doubt, somebody knows me.

First name Darren last name Oben. (Oben backwards)

dnebo

I like it.

Tax Free= 2007 come home from first deployment and buy a Scarab 22 with a 502....

Tax Free 2=2010 come home from second deployment sell the Scarab and buy a 35 lightning...

When I joined OSO I was between boats. My last boat at the time was a Sleekcraft.

i sell on ebay for a living and most of my friends call me ebay ed

Perlmudder came from about grade 8 when I decided I was going to be a rapper. Seemed like a good career choice. My last name is Perlstein and alot of my friends call me Jperl so I took part of that, and thought about how rappers well, rap, and I came up with mutter. But that didn't sound right so i changed it to mudder. Then whamo! Perlmudder was born. The name sort of went under for a couple years until I told one of my sisters boyfriends about it, and he started calling me it. From then on, it just sort of stuck.

RoBERT, friends in HS called me bert, 4332 was my first briefcase code I used in college.

HIGH LIFE, I was rigging my '79 BANANA when a friend showed up with a 6-pack of Miller High Life, liked the style of lettering, and it being two 4 letter words. I enjoy living the "HIGH LIFE" when cruising on the MAGNUM. My name is not Miller, and I don't drink beer, but if you have Absolute vodka, make mine with tonic. "HIGH LIFE"