I assumed you were a DEVO fan.
Devo was very prominent in the early 80's -- the height of the classic arcade days. It's the cover of the "Are we not men?" album with the song "Jocko Homo" which Devo uses as their anthem in live concerts. I thought this was hilarious:
The first performance of "Jocko Homo" in 1975 went on for over twenty minutes. When asked to open for Sun Ra, as a joke they performed a half-hour rendition of the song to annoy the crowd, according to Mark Mothersbaugh in an interview in 1997: "We'd play "Jocko Homo" for 30 minutes, and we wouldn't stop until people were actually fighting with us, trying to make us stop playing the song. We'd just keep going, "Are we not men? We are Devo!" for like 25 minutes, directed at people in an aggressive enough manner that even the most peace-lovin' hippie wanted to throw fists."
Similar in intent, the full user name a friend and I invented to troll the BBS message boards was "Jocko T. Itch". It was only used on a handful of threads, but we had a laugh, and it worked quite well to liven things up. I thought the name was a dead giveaway and the posts made were obvious in their intent, but no one ever called us out on it.
That's the historical version of it.
I assumed the Devo or possibly a Subgenius/ Bob Dobbs reference on the picture. Both are related since Mothersbaugh is in some of the subgenius stuff,
http://subgenius.com/Gotta love Devo, they do fun stuff like take a well known blues song and re-arrange it backwards... chords melody and all. Play it on a synth, change the words and its Devo.., I think 90% of what they do is just to crack each other up.
My name is from a nickname I had way back in NYC when I was in a cowpunk band with a steak/meat reference in the name.. therefore I was called tbone.
The 1 is because computers suck and I registered Tbone but it didnt take so then I redid it as Tbone1 because I was too lazy to get it fixed.
