Hey @zephyr how’d you get your screen name?
I got my latest username (circa 2014-ish) from the time I spent as a weed Jedi in the Santa Cruz mountains.
Prior to that, it was my birth name
i used to work in construction in nunavut and while working there i tried to learn Inuktitut
i did learn few words but i wont be able to hold a conversation but i could sometimes decipher what they would talk about
amumayuk means clam
I really like Indiana Jones. Even the crystal skull one. I really like indicas, hence the play on the name. I’m also originally from Indiana. All the pieces just came together in a moment of genius.
He climbed soooooooooooooo slowly
soooooooo slowly!!!
Lonnng time lurker finally just made an account
Mine comes from the song Lateralus
Cranio from my many operations on my skull and brain. Craniotomy/cranioplasty yada yada it just stuck.
Just a random pick, I’m new here and trying to figure out why I can reply here but not other places?
Oh I see I thought you were a wizard MADE of dirt. My mistake
I like the googly eyed wizard pic.
In the end aren’t we all made of dirt slash star stuff?
I pull silly wizard images off the internet for this but the source for the blocky rag doll wizard actually looks like a fun game:
That looks like a young Carl Sagan
There’s no dirt on stars man, it’s too hot.
I’m a wizard made of hydroton pellets.
I believe it is Sagan.
Welcome to the OG @RiverCityRando !
When you get a chance please make you way over to and introduce yourself.
As you are relatively new some functions are limited.
I have a link below that explains trust level/ User levels a little better
Drop some pics and a little bit about yourself in the Intro thread.
Look forward to seeing you in the Introduce yourself thread.
This is what I look like staring into the apartments across the street.
Zephyr is the greek and roman god of the western winds, bringer of spring renewal and green foliage, and ripener of fruits and flowers.
The California Zephyr was a historical northern california scenic rail line, which ran from San Francisco along the coast through what is now the emerald triangle, and inland to the base of mount shasta.