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Coulda' been a Burm

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  • 06-21-2005, 03:48 PM
    Ginevive
    Re: Coulda' been a Burm
    That is alot nicer than some of the things I call my pets! (luckily snakes don't have ears, lol) :)

    I vote for Behr. :) I am glad you rescued the poor little lass.
  • 06-21-2005, 03:56 PM
    Smulkin
    Re: Coulda' been a Burm
    HAHAH

    I hear you, Gin. After watching a full season of Deadwood Smynx began referring to her psycho femme fuscus as a . . . well one of the harshest words you can imagine. After taking over for her i have to agree wholeheartedly.

    Had something to do with see you next tuesday ;)




    Behr works - or maybe Picasso . . Dali etc.
  • 06-21-2005, 11:02 PM
    Shelby
    Re: Coulda' been a Burm
    Well.. I've been known to refer to some of my animals as 'retard' or 'little ****' (you fill in the blank)

    This is only for special occasions though. :)
  • 06-22-2005, 07:11 AM
    frankykeno
    Re: Coulda' been a Burm
    Hmm wasn't Harriet Beecher Stowe from CT? Well that's a female name, a female painter and from CT...so my vote is for Harriet (or Beecher for that matter LOL).

    Hope you find her a great home and I know she'll come along beautifully in your good care.

    Would love to have 5 minutes with the idiots though who think abandoning a snake in a closet is just a jim dandy idea! grrrrrrrrrr

    ~~Joanna~~
  • 06-22-2005, 09:38 AM
    Egyptian_Sphynx
    Re: Coulda' been a Burm
    here are some names but they arent original so you might not like them but oh well here they are anyways...

    Skidegate: red paint stone (indian)

    Yakama: runaway (indian)

    Atakapa: man eater (indian)

    habika, an african name which means "sweetheart"

    Ainka (A-ink-kay) The cherished one (afican)

    Sanaa(SAH-naa) art (african)


    i like Ainka, Sanaa, and Habika ... i also like "man eater" :)
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