Subsim Forum regulars' bios, pics, 'how you found Subsim' - Page 32

Jimbuna · 06-13-07, 03:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Biggles

Cheers mate! I was just diving down to some old memories....I even found my very first post here!

http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/show...ht=harbor+raid

scroll down the side and you will find it I'm sure....oh, the days before GWX...I was young....I was stupid...I was a....hm....I used the word "noobiness"...what would that make me?

A potential supporter of a GWX update :hmm:

Reaves · 06-28-07, 01:11 AM

Name: <Classified> :p
Age: 25

Me camping - I'm looking pretty scruffy in it.

Me in front of The Victory

Stealth Hunter · 07-12-07, 02:40 PM

Name: (You really don't need to know that, it's the Internet, people...)
Age: 55
Sex: Male
Current Residence: United States of America
Occupation: Retired (originally, a bodyguard for the Shah of Iran and later a Captain in the military)
Bio: Not a whole lot to me, just a human being who likes games and computers and books and guns. Had an exciting life 25 years ago, but... this is 25 years later. Currently, I belong to several other websites that are about the navy. I have several brothers and several sisters. My parents are deceased, but life goes on. I was born in Tehran, Iran on March 12, 1952 and lived there until 1988. I originally served as a guard for the Shah, but when the revolution came, I joined the regular army. I served in the war against Iraq and left the country afterwards to see my family in the US. I've lived here ever since, and I'll probably die here with overseas restrictions and whatnot.

dean_acheson · 07-19-07, 03:38 PM

It's all right here!

Sailor Steve · 07-19-07, 04:28 PM

You type very well for a guy who's been dead for thirty-six years.:rotfl:

Stealth Hunter · 07-20-07, 02:24 AM

Bigger question: how does he manage to hold his body together? What do they have, UBER-Viagra?

Sledgehammer427 · 07-29-07, 04:34 AM

me!
Name....uhhhhh, well i cant tell u my real name, its the parking internet, but most of the time i go under Dante. i just like the name
current place of residence: the one country everyone loves to hate, USA. a lil detail here, a veeery very smalll town close to the mississippi...can you say corn?
job: JOB?! haha, im only 16 here, i spend most of my days playing SH3, i do have sh4 but it doesnt work and it was the last copy.

well, this is why im called sledgehammer...
im a strong individual...six foot 2 200 pounds (sorry, europeans, im not familiar with kilos) my dad had me break up some rocks with a sledgehammer, maybe it was the grain in the wood handle...or what, i broke it twice.

current disposition in Silent hunter 3...
well, i have 2 major campaigns, one under my real name, and the other as Thomsen (Das Boot Fan for life!)as of yet, only 20,000 per patrol, with any luck, GWX will work now and ill have plenty of cutsie pie stories to share with the rest of us kids

no bernards on my boat (well, there were a couple of accidental torpedoes fired while i was punching the time compression button...)current veteran of 52 (yes i counted) depth charge attacks, and gotten damaged in only one. im usually only at 3% realism (game lags like a b**** with the event camera running) but i venture out at 100% now and then

glad to be here, hope to get some of my own stuff going in the pictures section

Sledgehammer427.....insofar...fairly jolly pirate of the atlantic

Jimbuna · 07-29-07, 01:19 PM

Enjoy the GWXperiance young Kaleun

Stealth Hunter · 08-04-07, 08:16 PM

AND don't screw up...

CCIP · 08-15-07, 02:27 AM

Me, I'm finally starting work on my masters thesis, and naturally trying to look the part of the long-haired social-sciences intellectual. :p

Note the ship recognition manual printouts (namely from SHIV and ONI scans) covering my entire wall and door in the background

namika · 08-16-07, 09:03 AM

Hello everyone, after joining and spilling my posts a bit all over the threads I think I'll introduce myself. I may get very carried away (as I always get) at some points so excuse me for the long post.

My name is Dávid Nagy, 17, living in the "City of Sunshine", Szeged, in Hungary (so lovely place to get killed by the hot summer).
I was born in Budapest, the capital, but we had to move because of the change of my mother's workplace when I was 6 and so I started my elementary school in Szeged-Szőreg, a whole new place for me. First few years I tried to act so I can get closer to the friend groups (which were formed before, in the kindergarten) without much success. Later on I realized I shouldn't try to be common to others, I should walk on the way I'd like to walk. That time, around 12, started history and Hungary interest me and I started to suck in informations regarding them.
They never really understood me in my elementary class, but at the end I didn't care what they thought about me. I started to read a lot of books and grew fond of them. Also I wrote a few poems, but then I realized that the things that are in my mind and I write about are too complicated for me to fully translate it into a good poem (and sometimes stressful to even think about them) so I gave up writing in rhymes.
I chose an economy school to study in, because I'm also very interested in economics. I like to play with numbers to find better, practical, more profitable ways of producing, building. But mainly I'm just doing this on the level of hobby.
I have a very good class now, they understand me or at least they don't bother me and they tolerate all my "strange" thoughts and goals (which I have more and more as the years pass).
As my love for history grew I started to look for plus informations about everything. I can't name a favourite country or period from history, I'm interested in everything.
In my opinion the history is like a spider web: everything is influenced by everything. You can't cut the timeline into fully separated periods and you can't draw a line and say that nothing happened before/after that date. Everything is in connected; even the furthest parts of the web and you cannot cut out one part without the whole structure loosing its beauty and strength.

But the thing I love more than the facts of the past are the people behind the grey papers of a history book. People, who lived their lives under the (occasional) dark storms of history and sometimes they didn't foresee the changes in the future.
To make this understandable I can say the example of the good people living in deep valleys, among great mountains (don't think of some 3rd continent, you can find them in Europe and the USA and everywhere else as well).
They lived their lives: talking, gossiping, loving, caring, doing the right or wrong things, they joked on each other and themselves. Then when the storms came, spilling blood because of the words of big leaders, these people tried to find the good (but narrow) path between the lies, murder and other guilty things. Mostly they succeeded finding it and cheerfully tried to live their lives. There are stories about them, how they lived unhindered by history. Some of them funny, some of the sad. But they all let us learn from these people's faith.

I love the people, I love to take a peak into their souls, to see what they think and how they live their lives. Whatever you say, whatever bad acts I see made by them, I think that one of the little wonders of the world we are all surrounded by are the people itself. Everyone, may it be little or big, black or white or yellow, man or women have little diamonds in them, little wonders that are worth discovering and to get to know.

Well that's one thing they call strange in me, and oh mein Gott I got really carried away.

I'm a big lover of reenactment. Primarily because of my love of history and of Hungary. We show others how they lived in the war of freedom in 1848/49, how they made their weapons, how they believed in victory or how they feared the Russian tsar's and the Austrian kaiser's armies and how our history was changed by this war. We do the same in with our other, WW2 reenactment group. We try to bring back an age and the simple people of the age. We make classes in schools and try to show the youngsters something about the past, something which is different than what they read on the books' grey pages. Also it's a great thing in reenactment that the reenacters from both sides, once enemies, chat happily and form great friendships. We refight the battle of Szőreg for example and then we excitedly chat with the Czech reenacters about the battle play and about the whole event.
I'm trying to hold a plus history class in my school, to talk about things freely, to give the others interested some extra information or stories about some periods of history.

I don't know yet what I should do after the high school, mostly I'll go to a university... but after that? It's an open question.

STEED · 08-16-07, 12:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Biggles

Cheers mate! I was just diving down to some old memories....I even found my very first post here!

http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/show...ht=harbor+raid

scroll down the side and you will find it I'm sure....oh, the days before GWX...I was young....I was stupid...I was a....hm....I used the word "noobiness"...what would that make me?

Hey here is my first ever post
http://www.subsim.com/phpBB_archive1...7995&highlight=

McBeck · 08-17-07, 08:29 AM

Lots of people posted pictures...so here goes

A recent photo of me from work

Me in the carabian diving

antikristuseke · 08-17-07, 09:52 AM

Name: Just call me Anti, or Antikristuseke, with that my real name isnt difficult to find, though completely irrelevant.
Birthdate: 24.11.1986
Sex: Male
Country of Residence: Estonia or Estland or Eesti, whichever you prefer.
Ocupation: Sheetmetal worker
Bio: Not much to say here really, dont have any form of a useful education exept a highschool diploma though thats more to do with my choise than being unable to learn. Im interested in military hardware, mostly of the WW2 era, medieval weaponry and combat techniques, cars, motorcycles, computers and overclocking. Am a regular at nearly all metal concerts, so a metalhead by trade and by taste in music

. now for my hobbies and the results i have achived so far, this one I really havent been able to verify, but to the best of my knowledge i currently hold a world record for having the fastest clockspeed on an opteron 165 utilizing air cooling, though have held world 3rd places in WPrime for some time in the last year, now i sohuld be in the top 10 but not that high, for only opteron 165's though. Allso practice axe throwing as a hobby, but no competitions for this activity here sadly, allso i suck quite badly at it.

Some pictures taken this year at hard rock laager i posted earlyer in this forum before noticing this thread.
http://www.album.ee/album/30030127/50061004
The results of an even more recent bar brawl, before removing the stiches
http://img504.imageshack.us/my.php?i...scn2512fs2.jpg
and after
http://img401.imageshack.us/my.php?i...scn2519ue8.jpg
and my orkut account for those who want older pictures
http://www.orkut.com/Profile.aspx?ui...90985403182053

Jimbuna · 08-17-07, 11:58 AM

Anyone ever told you that you have a resemblance to Brad Pitt ?

06-28-07, 01:11 AM	#467
Reaves The Old Man Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 1,509 Downloads: 4 Uploads: 0	Name: <Classified> :p Age: 25 Me camping - I'm looking pretty scruffy in it. Me in front of The Victory __________________

07-12-07, 02:40 PM	#468
Stealth Hunter Silent Hunter Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Y'ha-Nthlei Posts: 4,262 Downloads: 19 Uploads: 0	Name: (You really don't need to know that, it's the Internet, people...) Age: 55 Sex: Male Current Residence: United States of America Occupation: Retired (originally, a bodyguard for the Shah of Iran and later a Captain in the military) Bio: Not a whole lot to me, just a human being who likes games and computers and books and guns. Had an exciting life 25 years ago, but... this is 25 years later. Currently, I belong to several other websites that are about the navy. I have several brothers and several sisters. My parents are deceased, but life goes on. I was born in Tehran, Iran on March 12, 1952 and lived there until 1988. I originally served as a guard for the Shah, but when the revolution came, I joined the regular army. I served in the war against Iraq and left the country afterwards to see my family in the US. I've lived here ever since, and I'll probably die here with overseas restrictions and whatnot. Last edited by Stealth Hunter; 10-27-07 at 06:48 PM.

07-19-07, 04:28 PM	#470
Sailor Steve Eternal Patrol Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: High in the mountains of Utah Posts: 50,369 Downloads: 745 Uploads: 249	You type very well for a guy who's been dead for thirty-six years.:rotfl: __________________ “Never do anything you can't take back.” —Rocky Russo

07-29-07, 01:19 PM	#473
Jimbuna Chief of the Boat Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: 250 metres below the surface Posts: 190,818 Downloads: 63 Uploads: 13	Enjoy the GWXperiance young Kaleun __________________ Wise men speak because they have something to say; Fools because they have to say something. Oh my God, not again!!

08-15-07, 02:27 AM	#475
CCIP Navy Seal Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Waterloo, Canada Posts: 8,700 Downloads: 29 Uploads: 2	Me, I'm finally starting work on my masters thesis, and naturally trying to look the part of the long-haired social-sciences intellectual. :p Note the ship recognition manual printouts (namely from SHIV and ONI scans) covering my entire wall and door in the background __________________ There are only forty people in the world and five of them are hamburgers. -Don Van Vliet (aka Captain Beefheart)

07-19-07, 03:38 PM	#469
dean_acheson Ace of the Deep Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Midwest - USA Posts: 1,057 Downloads: 42 Uploads: 0	It's all right here!

07-20-07, 02:24 AM	#471
Stealth Hunter Silent Hunter Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Y'ha-Nthlei Posts: 4,262 Downloads: 19 Uploads: 0	Bigger question: how does he manage to hold his body together? What do they have, UBER-Viagra?

07-29-07, 04:34 AM	#472
Sledgehammer427 PacWagon Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Drinking coffee and staring at trees in Massachusetts Posts: 2,908 Downloads: 287 Uploads: 0	me! Name....uhhhhh, well i cant tell u my real name, its the parking internet, but most of the time i go under Dante. i just like the name current place of residence: the one country everyone loves to hate, USA. a lil detail here, a veeery very smalll town close to the mississippi...can you say corn? job: JOB?! haha, im only 16 here, i spend most of my days playing SH3, i do have sh4 but it doesnt work and it was the last copy. well, this is why im called sledgehammer... im a strong individual...six foot 2 200 pounds (sorry, europeans, im not familiar with kilos) my dad had me break up some rocks with a sledgehammer, maybe it was the grain in the wood handle...or what, i broke it twice. current disposition in Silent hunter 3... well, i have 2 major campaigns, one under my real name, and the other as Thomsen (Das Boot Fan for life!)as of yet, only 20,000 per patrol, with any luck, GWX will work now and ill have plenty of cutsie pie stories to share with the rest of us kids no bernards on my boat (well, there were a couple of accidental torpedoes fired while i was punching the time compression button...)current veteran of 52 (yes i counted) depth charge attacks, and gotten damaged in only one. im usually only at 3% realism (game lags like a b**** with the event camera running) but i venture out at 100% now and then glad to be here, hope to get some of my own stuff going in the pictures section Sledgehammer427.....insofar...fairly jolly pirate of the atlantic

08-04-07, 08:16 PM	#474
Stealth Hunter Silent Hunter Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Y'ha-Nthlei Posts: 4,262 Downloads: 19 Uploads: 0	AND don't screw up...

08-16-07, 09:03 AM	#476
namika Mate Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Hungary, Szeged Posts: 58 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Hello everyone, after joining and spilling my posts a bit all over the threads I think I'll introduce myself. I may get very carried away (as I always get) at some points so excuse me for the long post. My name is Dávid Nagy, 17, living in the "City of Sunshine", Szeged, in Hungary (so lovely place to get killed by the hot summer). I was born in Budapest, the capital, but we had to move because of the change of my mother's workplace when I was 6 and so I started my elementary school in Szeged-Szőreg, a whole new place for me. First few years I tried to act so I can get closer to the friend groups (which were formed before, in the kindergarten) without much success. Later on I realized I shouldn't try to be common to others, I should walk on the way I'd like to walk. That time, around 12, started history and Hungary interest me and I started to suck in informations regarding them. They never really understood me in my elementary class, but at the end I didn't care what they thought about me. I started to read a lot of books and grew fond of them. Also I wrote a few poems, but then I realized that the things that are in my mind and I write about are too complicated for me to fully translate it into a good poem (and sometimes stressful to even think about them) so I gave up writing in rhymes. I chose an economy school to study in, because I'm also very interested in economics. I like to play with numbers to find better, practical, more profitable ways of producing, building. But mainly I'm just doing this on the level of hobby. I have a very good class now, they understand me or at least they don't bother me and they tolerate all my "strange" thoughts and goals (which I have more and more as the years pass). As my love for history grew I started to look for plus informations about everything. I can't name a favourite country or period from history, I'm interested in everything. In my opinion the history is like a spider web: everything is influenced by everything. You can't cut the timeline into fully separated periods and you can't draw a line and say that nothing happened before/after that date. Everything is in connected; even the furthest parts of the web and you cannot cut out one part without the whole structure loosing its beauty and strength. But the thing I love more than the facts of the past are the people behind the grey papers of a history book. People, who lived their lives under the (occasional) dark storms of history and sometimes they didn't foresee the changes in the future. To make this understandable I can say the example of the good people living in deep valleys, among great mountains (don't think of some 3rd continent, you can find them in Europe and the USA and everywhere else as well). They lived their lives: talking, gossiping, loving, caring, doing the right or wrong things, they joked on each other and themselves. Then when the storms came, spilling blood because of the words of big leaders, these people tried to find the good (but narrow) path between the lies, murder and other guilty things. Mostly they succeeded finding it and cheerfully tried to live their lives. There are stories about them, how they lived unhindered by history. Some of them funny, some of the sad. But they all let us learn from these people's faith. I love the people, I love to take a peak into their souls, to see what they think and how they live their lives. Whatever you say, whatever bad acts I see made by them, I think that one of the little wonders of the world we are all surrounded by are the people itself. Everyone, may it be little or big, black or white or yellow, man or women have little diamonds in them, little wonders that are worth discovering and to get to know. Well that's one thing they call strange in me, and oh mein Gott I got really carried away. I'm a big lover of reenactment. Primarily because of my love of history and of Hungary. We show others how they lived in the war of freedom in 1848/49, how they made their weapons, how they believed in victory or how they feared the Russian tsar's and the Austrian kaiser's armies and how our history was changed by this war. We do the same in with our other, WW2 reenactment group. We try to bring back an age and the simple people of the age. We make classes in schools and try to show the youngsters something about the past, something which is different than what they read on the books' grey pages. Also it's a great thing in reenactment that the reenacters from both sides, once enemies, chat happily and form great friendships. We refight the battle of Szőreg for example and then we excitedly chat with the Czech reenacters about the battle play and about the whole event. I'm trying to hold a plus history class in my school, to talk about things freely, to give the others interested some extra information or stories about some periods of history. I don't know yet what I should do after the high school, mostly I'll go to a university... but after that? It's an open question.

08-17-07, 08:29 AM	#478
McBeck Admiral Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Denmark Posts: 2,027 Downloads: 15 Uploads: 0	Lots of people posted pictures...so here goes A recent photo of me from work Me in the carabian diving __________________ "I like subcommanders...they dont have time for bull**!" Proud member of the Subsim army of zombies Becks website

08-17-07, 09:52 AM	#479
antikristuseke Silent Hunter Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Estland Posts: 4,330 Downloads: 3 Uploads: 0	Name: Just call me Anti, or Antikristuseke, with that my real name isnt difficult to find, though completely irrelevant. Birthdate: 24.11.1986 Sex: Male Country of Residence: Estonia or Estland or Eesti, whichever you prefer. Ocupation: Sheetmetal worker Bio: Not much to say here really, dont have any form of a useful education exept a highschool diploma though thats more to do with my choise than being unable to learn. Im interested in military hardware, mostly of the WW2 era, medieval weaponry and combat techniques, cars, motorcycles, computers and overclocking. Am a regular at nearly all metal concerts, so a metalhead by trade and by taste in music . now for my hobbies and the results i have achived so far, this one I really havent been able to verify, but to the best of my knowledge i currently hold a world record for having the fastest clockspeed on an opteron 165 utilizing air cooling, though have held world 3rd places in WPrime for some time in the last year, now i sohuld be in the top 10 but not that high, for only opteron 165's though. Allso practice axe throwing as a hobby, but no competitions for this activity here sadly, allso i suck quite badly at it. Some pictures taken this year at hard rock laager i posted earlyer in this forum before noticing this thread. http://www.album.ee/album/30030127/50061004 The results of an even more recent bar brawl, before removing the stiches http://img504.imageshack.us/my.php?i...scn2512fs2.jpg and after http://img401.imageshack.us/my.php?i...scn2519ue8.jpg and my orkut account for those who want older pictures http://www.orkut.com/Profile.aspx?ui...90985403182053

08-17-07, 11:58 AM	#480
Jimbuna Chief of the Boat Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: 250 metres below the surface Posts: 190,818 Downloads: 63 Uploads: 13	Anyone ever told you that you have a resemblance to Brad Pitt ? __________________ Wise men speak because they have something to say; Fools because they have to say something. Oh my God, not again!!