I Am Curious...What Does Your Moniker Mean?

Hey Everybody: I was thinking about this a day or so ago and I have been trying to guess based on "poster personality" what your moniker means and how you chose it. Well, posters "personalities" change so I would like to know how you created your moniker and what it means. My moniker, College Mom is self explanatory...I think. I selected that posting name because I wanted the HBCU person to know that I am a very proud mother of a HBCU college kid. I LOVE being a mom. Drives other moms crazy cause they ain't feelin the "mommie" thing. I still enjoy putting together care packages for our son and my other "adopted" HBCU kids who we have known for years. I also selected College Mom because I wanted to be a HBCU person that you would have some fun with and eventually "trust". Your turn...

athletic nickname.......cuz I run fast and jump high

Nickname my daddy gave me :-D

DaStrongSilentType= Strong... my performance in the gym(bench press 250lbs, wide chest press 450lbs+, tricep push down 375 lbs,so forth and so on) and the game of life... Silent(i dont flaunt my skills in a boastful manner, im basically ur chill type guy who doesnt need 2 say much 2 have an impact)

LaDuke....part of my crab name(JoeLaDuke) when I was crabbing the band at Alabama State 1919....the year KKPsi was founded

My name is just one of the various names people call me for being short.

I like to rep for Atlanta, so I used our area code, and came up with Miss_404.

Wow! I am getting a nice education for the most part. (Rod...never mind...) This is really interesting. ...and yes, I really really am a mom of one son and about 15 to 16 other HBCU kids...not counting my HBCUCONNECT "adoptee's". Keep going...

ladylibra07... lady is self explanatory. Libra is my zodiac sign and 07 is the year I graduate from college.

I chose this word because, by definition, it's a persistence in a state, enterprise, or undertaking in spite of counterinfluences, opposition, or discouragement. With that said, I've overcome many obstacles in my life, and I'm still determined to take on challenges and come out on top. Plus, I capitalized the P to make it appear as a proper noun instead of a common noun.