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Posted by Dr. Zachary Smith on September 25, 2009, 3:02 pm
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> However -- now that we know her better -- maybe we should have picked Cle=
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> (Cleopatra). =A0You'll know why if you check out the picture I added to m=
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> webshots gallery. =A0This is how she spent most of her summer!
Got it. The "regal" look. We know it well. They're trying to look
all noble and dignified and everyone (they and us) knows damned well
there's a Labbie brain inside that head (BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!) When
Boomer assumed that pose we referred to him as "Dog, MISTER Dog" (like
"Bond, JAMES Bond"). We even had a collar we cut off a white dress
shirt that we put on him with a black clip-on tie for formal
occasions.
Oh, yeah. Life with Doc & Mrs. Doc has had its moments...
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Posted by Edna Pearl on September 25, 2009, 1:49 pm
I name my cats after dead relatives. I know that sound weird, but there are
some interesting names among my ancestros that arent' going to get used by
people because they're Old South or Czech, and antiquated. Like "Edna
Pearl."
I like human names for cats. Sometimes a name just comes to me, like "Ted,"
instead of my choosing it from old names.
I use silly pet names for my pet fish, like Fido, Spot, Fluffy, Sparky.
I guess the short answer is that I like pet names that make me smile.
You'll never catch me naming a pet Lucifer or Atilla. Unless it's a
ultra-cute critter that the name sounds silly on.
ep
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> First, I apologize to any & all I've offended with any posts this
> week. Plain & simple, the stress & pain have turned out to be more
> than I can handle, and that's on me. I once mentioned that when
> someone posts something that seems out of character, there's usually a
> reason. Mea Culpa.
> Next, I'm curious about the *processes* people go through in naming
> their QIs.
> I'M NOT LOOKING FOR NAME SUGGESTIONS. Thanks, but we have that
> covered; the list is down from 144+ to 12 this morning. I am curious
> about the *process* - did you (like us) make a list and then use some
> method of elimination? Did a name just pop into your head? Did your
> QI name themselves by some act/behavior? Did your kids just pick one
> out of thin air? Did you have it planned ahead of time? Something
> else?
> Doc
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Posted by Dr. Zachary Smith on September 25, 2009, 3:08 pm
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> I name my cats after dead relatives. =A0I know that sound weird,
That's not weird, lady - that's downright bizarre! (and funny as
hell...) ROTFLMAO
I like your style.
Doc
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Posted by NightMist on September 25, 2009, 3:52 pm
We had a betta fish named Lucifer.
It seems that everybody I ever met that had more than one cockatoo had
one named Atilla. I guess that says something about the personalities
of the birds. (G)
NightMist
On Fri, 25 Sep 2009 12:49:15 -0500, "Edna Pearl"
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>I name my cats after dead relatives. I know that sound weird, but there are
>some interesting names among my ancestros that arent' going to get used by
>people because they're Old South or Czech, and antiquated. Like "Edna
>Pearl."
>I like human names for cats. Sometimes a name just comes to me, like "Ted,"
>instead of my choosing it from old names.
>I use silly pet names for my pet fish, like Fido, Spot, Fluffy, Sparky.
>I guess the short answer is that I like pet names that make me smile.
>You'll never catch me naming a pet Lucifer or Atilla. Unless it's a
>ultra-cute critter that the name sounds silly on.
>ep
>> First, I apologize to any & all I've offended with any posts this
>> week. Plain & simple, the stress & pain have turned out to be more
>> than I can handle, and that's on me. I once mentioned that when
>> someone posts something that seems out of character, there's usually a
>> reason. Mea Culpa.
>> Next, I'm curious about the *processes* people go through in naming
>> their QIs.
>> I'M NOT LOOKING FOR NAME SUGGESTIONS. Thanks, but we have that
>> covered; the list is down from 144+ to 12 this morning. I am curious
>> about the *process* - did you (like us) make a list and then use some
>> method of elimination? Did a name just pop into your head? Did your
>> QI name themselves by some act/behavior? Did your kids just pick one
>> out of thin air? Did you have it planned ahead of time? Something
>> else?
>> Doc
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Legolas is my house elf
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Posted by Patti on September 25, 2009, 3:55 pm
Oh ep, how can you possibly call a fish 'Fluffy'!!?
That is really funny- love it!
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>I name my cats after dead relatives. I know that sound weird, but there are
>some interesting names among my ancestros that arent' going to get used by
>people because they're Old South or Czech, and antiquated. Like "Edna
>Pearl."
>I like human names for cats. Sometimes a name just comes to me, like "Ted,"
>instead of my choosing it from old names.
>I use silly pet names for my pet fish, like Fido, Spot, Fluffy, Sparky.
>I guess the short answer is that I like pet names that make me smile.
>You'll never catch me naming a pet Lucifer or Atilla. Unless it's a
>ultra-cute critter that the name sounds silly on.
>ep
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Best Regards
pat on the hill
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