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eskarina
Baby Names Mark Unseen   Apr 9 05:01 UTC 2002

So what cool names have you come up with for your
pets/plants/inanimateobjects/cars/etc?
79 responses total.
eeyore
response 1 of 79: Mark Unseen   Apr 9 06:40 UTC 2002

I used to have a hamster named Eric, thanks to a Monty Python skit.  Imagine
my surprise a couple of weeks later when Eric gave birth!
senna
response 2 of 79: Mark Unseen   Apr 9 07:56 UTC 2002

I don't name inanimate objects, particularly cars.  My sisters and I have a
running debate on this, but since I now own the car that was most heavily
involved, it's not as much of an issue anymore.
other
response 3 of 79: Mark Unseen   Apr 9 11:23 UTC 2002

My carpet is named Rug.  
vidar
response 4 of 79: Mark Unseen   Apr 9 12:45 UTC 2002

Hmm . . . well, the only inanimate objects I've named have been 
weapons.  There's my rapier Sky.

And in wishful thinking into the future, a name for a first born 
daughter: Johanna Fjotra Arnesen.
edina
response 5 of 79: Mark Unseen   Apr 9 13:04 UTC 2002

My cats are Murphy and Guinness.

Future children?  Hmmm . .well, when I was with Gary, we had settled on Norah
for a girl and Owen for a boy.  Not quite sure now.
jazz
response 6 of 79: Mark Unseen   Apr 9 16:51 UTC 2002

        My last few cars:

        Wakanda - Lakota for "spirit power", because we have no word for "high
octane".  Ford Mustang.

        Elektra - Dodge Avenger.

        Cerridwen - Ford F-150.
brighn
response 7 of 79: Mark Unseen   Apr 9 16:55 UTC 2002

right now:
Honda Civic: John Steed
Toyota Echo: Emma Peel
 
last cars:
Honda Civic: Andi (short for Andrea!)
Dodge Neon: Olivia
Blue Yugo: Hugo

We were cycling through Huey, Dewey, and Louie for our computers for a while,
but we lost track.
gull
response 8 of 79: Mark Unseen   Apr 9 17:20 UTC 2002

I don't name cars unless they show enough personality that a name just 
seems natural.

I do name computers.  My scheme is generally to name them after birds.  
Currently I have condor, osprey, and seagull...at one time I had more, 
but I sold most of them before my last move.
vidar
response 9 of 79: Mark Unseen   Apr 9 21:15 UTC 2002

O, I did forget pet names . . .

Dogs; Anna, Murphy
Cats; Sigurd, Snorri
jep
response 10 of 79: Mark Unseen   Apr 9 22:01 UTC 2002

I named my first computer "Myrddin Emrys" after the Merlin character 
in "The Crystal Cave" series.  After that I named them after my 
Dungeons and Dragons characters from my college days, until I quit 
naming them at all.
gelinas
response 11 of 79: Mark Unseen   Apr 10 04:13 UTC 2002

The only inanimate objects I name regularly are computers, and them only
because names are needed for networking.  I'm working through the Hebrides.
(The first work computer I could claim as my own had been named "skye",
I thought for the Isle.  Only later did I remember that it's previous
owner's name was "S. Kye".  I've stuck with the pattern, nonetheless.)
Right now, I'm using islay (an NT box), coll (Solaris 2.6) and eigg
(MacOS X).  I've not turned on rhum (Win2K) but once or twice; someday
I should set aside some time to bring it up.  My PowerBook 3400 was tiree.
morwen
response 12 of 79: Mark Unseen   Apr 10 06:39 UTC 2002

For our baby we have chosen the following names.
If it's a boy, his name will be Samuel Rey Pratt
If it's a girl, she will be Sarah Lynn Pratt.
oval
response 13 of 79: Mark Unseen   Apr 10 06:39 UTC 2002

no carrie?! ;P
morwen
response 14 of 79: Mark Unseen   Apr 10 06:40 UTC 2002

Not yet.  maybe with future children.
banana
response 15 of 79: Mark Unseen   Apr 10 06:52 UTC 2002

is anyone free for chatting with me. i am nitin from india
 
jaklumen
response 16 of 79: Mark Unseen   Apr 10 09:39 UTC 2002

resp:13  sorry hon, it was decided a long time ago.  Long before the 
pregnancy happened.
"Sarah Lynn" just seemed and felt right, as if the kid picked it 
herself.  Of course, it will be strange if this child turns out to be 
a boy, but, anyway, yeah, sure, the second girl can be Carrie Adena.
oval
response 17 of 79: Mark Unseen   Apr 10 15:13 UTC 2002

one of the kids of my friends is named Milo. i think that's just so cute.

happyboy
response 18 of 79: Mark Unseen   Apr 10 15:59 UTC 2002

cat one: spaghetti eddy aka ed

cat two: jerry (said in a silly *french* accent) aka jerrycat

dog:  Chives Monkeybutt aka ulrich
mooncat
response 19 of 79: Mark Unseen   Apr 10 16:08 UTC 2002

The cat is Sasha Allen Fogg Perry (when she's in trouble, she's usually 
Sasha, Sashi or some other derivation).

First car (1990 Cutlass Supreme) was Myka (short form of MY CAr with a 
K)

Second Car (1999 Olds Alero) is Mojo, named thus by my older brother.

Said brother now drives one of the new super-cool looking/WAY bright 
blue/way too much fun to drive Subaru named Rodan.
morwen
response 20 of 79: Mark Unseen   Apr 10 16:27 UTC 2002

I'm writing a story where the main character owns a cat named "Captain 
Flo"
oval
response 21 of 79: Mark Unseen   Apr 10 16:30 UTC 2002

does he get neutered?

happyboy
response 22 of 79: Mark Unseen   Apr 10 16:43 UTC 2002

or does he git et?
brighn
response 23 of 79: Mark Unseen   Apr 10 17:00 UTC 2002

My cats are Percy Bysshe Shelley (usually just Shelley, but sometimes I call
him Peebs), Noel (she was found on Xmas), and Daniel (the song popped into
my head while we were trying to coax him into the cat carrier, he was also
a stray). 
orinoco
response 24 of 79: Mark Unseen   Apr 10 17:45 UTC 2002

Back in my music geek days, I had a synth keyboard named Rosencrantz and a
sampler named Guildenstern.  Anyone who names audio electronics after
Shakespearean characters needs help, is what I'm thinking.  Guildenstern bit
the dust a few years ago.  I'd have sold Rosencrantz, but he's got a few
sticky keys and isn't really worth much anymore.

My computer's name is Oberon.  It was Titania for a while, but it kept
crashing.  One time, when I was reinstalling everything again, I named the
hard disk Oberon instead, and it worked better.  Gender issues.

The mandolin's name is Kay.  It's not really that creative -- she's a Kentucky
brand mandolin.
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