ParrotHeads, help me name my dog!
pir...@ix.netcom.com
> My wife presented me with a puppy today rescued from the pound...cute
> little guy, breed unknown (read: mutt,) and at the present time, nameless. As a borderline-fanatical Buffett fan, I'd like to give the pooch a Buffett-esque moniker. I'll be reviewing lyrics and literary references today, but I'd very much appreciate any suggestions from the legions of Jimmy faithful
> out there. Post here, or better yet, e-mail me with your inspiration.
Well, Jimmy has a dog named 'Cheeseburger.' In fact, in Jimmy's book
"Where is Joe Merchant?", Frank Bama's dog is named 'cheeseburger.'
Personally, I like the dog's name from the song 'Death of an Unpopular
Poet.' "Spooner" Just a thought.. Let me know what you decide!
Larry
DKanipe
>Well, Jimmy has a dog named 'Cheeseburger.' In fact, in Jimmy's book
>"Where is Joe Merchant?", Frank Bama's dog is named 'cheeseburger.'
Actually the dog in Where is Joe Merchant was named Hoagy. That's what I
named my lab.
Doug
John Kenny
I've gotta ditto the others who suggested Spooner. My two Ridgebacks are
named "Spooner" and "Billy Clyde". Other names I've heard people use
include "Manana" and "Calypso."
Let everyone know what you decide on.
John
School Boy Heart <hol...@sprynet.com> wrote in article
<5ct5re$i...@juliana.sprynet.com>...
> Greetings fellow ParrotHedonists!
>
> My wife presented me with a puppy today rescued from the pound...cute
> little guy, breed unknown (read: mutt,) and at the present time,
nameless.
> That's where I need some help.
>
> As a borderline-fanatical Buffett fan, I'd like to give the pooch a
Buffett-
> esque moniker. I'll be reviewing lyrics and literary references today,
but
> I'd very much appreciate any suggestions from the legions of Jimmy
faithful
> out there. Post here, or better yet, e-mail me with your inspiration.
Thanks
> in advance, people!
>
School Boy Heart
Mike Nulton
pir...@ix.netcom.com wrote:
>
> > My wife presented me with a puppy today rescued from the pound...cute
> > out there. Post here, or better yet, e-mail me with your inspiration.
>
> "Where is Joe Merchant?", Frank Bama's dog is named 'cheeseburger.'
> Poet.' "Spooner" Just a thought.. Let me know what you decide!
> Larry
didn't fit her personality.
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Growing older, but not up!!!
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Fins up.
Mike
CafeMojo
Oh yeah, don't forget "Moonpie" ...here Moon, commere'boy good
Moonpie,Arff!
~Cap'n Ron
PS ~ also like Gonzo, Boogie, Ebbtide, Stoker, and Fishstick! or Fender.
CafeMojo
Dog names eh? Well, I too like Cheeseburger & Spooner & Hoagy.
Then 'coarse there's... Mango, Irie, Toke, Tequila, Coconut, Hi-Tide,
Bong-Hit,
Flip ( as in Pallet, not Flipper ), Whammy ( re:C.Hiaasen ), Bama,
Shooter,Scuba
Memphis, Crawdad (yeah!) Gumbo, Mojo ( my alltime fave ) Iko ( nawlins
thang)
Hoodoo, Spliff, Po'boy, Muffalotta, Mudbug, Hambone, Hammy, Juke, and then
ever popular Big Kahuna. THen, coarse you also have my wife's fave,
"four-legged bag o'shit that needs walking every morning" ;^)
aloha,
Cap'n Ron
Tom Moore
How about "Spooner" from "Death of an Unpopular Poet."
>Greetings fellow ParrotHedonists!
>
>My wife presented me with a puppy
>
>As a borderline-fanatical Buffett fan, I'd like to give the pooch a Buffett-
>esque moniker. I'll be reviewing lyrics and literary references today, but
>I'd very much appreciate any suggestions from the legions of Jimmy faithful
>out there. Post here, or better yet, e-mail me with your inspiration. Thanks
>in advance, people!
John R. Moyer
In article <01bc0fce$cb140de0$63f545cf@john>, jke...@mindspring.com says...
>
>I've gotta ditto the others who suggested Spooner. My two Ridgebacks are
>named "Spooner" and "Billy Clyde". Other names I've heard people use
>include "Manana" and "Calypso."
>
>Let everyone know what you decide on.
>
>John
>
>
>School Boy Heart <hol...@sprynet.com> wrote in article
><5ct5re$i...@juliana.sprynet.com>...
>>
>> little guy, breed unknown (read: mutt,) and at the present time,
>nameless.
>>
>Buffett-
>> esque moniker. I'll be reviewing lyrics and literary references today,
>but
>> I'd very much appreciate any suggestions from the legions of Jimmy
>faithful
>> out there. Post here, or better yet, e-mail me with your inspiration.
>Thanks
>> in advance, people!
>>
But then again "Magnus" would be nice. I believe that was the name of Young
Mr. Moon's dog!
Vacantly occupied in OHIO
Greg Sheremeta
We named our Pembrooke Welsh Corgi, AKC name is "Captain Tony's
Last Mango". Her "normal" name is simply "Mango".
Good Luck,
Greg
bp
School Boy Heart wrote:
>
> Greetings fellow ParrotHedonists!
>
> My wife presented me with a puppy today rescued from the pound...cute
> little guy, breed unknown (read: mutt,) and at the present time, nameless.
> That's where I need some help.
>
> As a borderline-fanatical Buffett fan, I'd like to give the pooch a Buffett-
> esque moniker. I'll be reviewing lyrics and literary references today, but
> I'd very much appreciate any suggestions from the legions of Jimmy faithful
> out there. Post here, or better yet, e-mail me with your inspiration. Thanks
bp
Poohzle
Well, my roommate named her dogs "Coral" and "Reefer" but to use that you
would need to get a second pooch! Just a thought! Good luck
Katrina and Michael Harris
How about "Spooner", the dog mentioned in "Death of an Unpopular Poet"
CNSelf
We came close to Spooner, but it didn't quite fit, so we wound up with
Scooter Blue Eye (only his right eye is blue)
Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how humanely you look at it)
Scooter is headed for a big ranch for him to live on with no fences to
jump and no cars to chase. He's a bit hyper, read, insanely hyperactive,
and has outgrown our yard, house and sanity. Plus, it's no life for a dog
to be restricted to a lead, even if it is bigger than my first several
apartments.
Scooter is good, but so is Salome, but rather fits a cat, I think.
Craig