Nickname from my last name and 35 from dad's choice in racing numbers.

The meaning of my user-name is really dumb, but oh well...

When I got my first computer in 1999, I had an RX-7, known among enthusiasts as a "rex"... and I have a fondness for women with big (generous) tracts of land. So I combined the two words into "genrex" on the RX-7 website, and even though I sold the RX-7 in 2003, I decided to stay with that user-name when I joined Pelican and other websites for the sake of consistency... and okay, full disclosure, because it's easy for me to remember. ;)

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As in:

A) Montana

B) The Grand Tetons

C) All of the above

;)

[Cue Monty python accent on]

What's not to like? She has HUGE... tracks of land!

[Monty python accent off]

Too funny! :) Yeah, that's why it's easy to remember. We never had this conversation... this tape will self-destruct in 10 seconds...

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Nunyerdammbiddness.

Now get off my lawn ;)

From a vanity plate on one of my old 911s. It's like the "R" we breathe...say it out loud.

I'd sure like to have that car back...


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Gashole was taken

Me: It's a CB name that I used (back-in-days-of-old) that came from a guy that I knew who had a race car named " Mississippi (sp?) Gambler" I thought it was cool but needed my version.

Since I'm a Hot-Rod and bike guy since birth, I incorporated that theme with life or death on the road / highway/blacktop. I later put that on my Dragbike where it exists today.

BTW anyone here who does not know what "CB" is - it is the earliest Redneck version of the Internet

Color of my car
Not very common, and I have grown to really enjoy it.
"Nutmeg Brown Metallic"

First initial of all the family