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    Re: What's in a name?

    Quote Originally Posted by missi182 View Post
    hmmm.....how about....Lib! For "liberate" since you freed him!
    Oooh...I like Lib, or Libby

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    Re: What's in a name?

    Quote Originally Posted by b8byjenny View Post
    Oooh...I like Lib, or Libby
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    Re: What's in a name?

    OK how about Rusty Danny oceans side kick haha

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    Re: What's in a name?

    I was going to suggest "Lucky", but I see that someone else suggested the Swahili word for it. Seems appropriate!

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    Re: What's in a name?

    Toaster.

    Traditional "new pet" name suggestion on another forum I frequent.

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    Re: What's in a name?

    I like to give my pets Indian names
    Arihant-one who has killed his enemies
    Amav-Ocean
    Avanish-God of theEarth
    Bindusar-an excellent pearl
    Phaninath-Lord of Serpents
    Gunaratna-jewel of vitue
    Indeever-Blue Lotus
    Jayaditya-victorious sun
    Thats all I got
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    Re: What's in a name?

    Orm or Omar (Ormr means snake in ancient Norse myth, roots also in other Scandinavian languages)
    Drake (draco, drac, etc-lots of places/origins)
    Dagon (above)
    Hyde (Hydra)
    Basil (Basilisk)
    Arach (Gaelic)
    Libra (Culebra in Spanish)
    Balthazar (same origins as basilisk, Zar for short)
    Nahash (Hitchcock's Bible)
    Thub or Thuban (Thuban = snake from Arabic)
    Cazador or Cazadora (hunter:Spanish)

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    Re: What's in a name?

    Fluffy Mc sugar poo!!! And if you dont name him this... I will hunt you dont and slap you with a steak dinner with gravy.

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    Re: What's in a name?

    Also,

    Ray/Rey (Rey=king in Spanish)
    Ryu/Ryujin (Dragon in Japanese) Ryu or Jin for short

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    Re: What's in a name?

    Gerald "T-Bone" Tibbins or Chi Chi Consuela

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