Dog name suggestion [modified]

[Luc Pattyn]

Rafael Franco wrote:

I also have two cats named Dot and Net.

Why do you feel the need to ask? Framework of course. :)

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[Simon P Stevens]

Cujo.

Simon

[OriginalGriff]

Having owned or worked in the same office as: A border collie called "PIP" (anyone remember RSX11M?) A lurcher called "DOS" A cat called "Microwave The Cat in Orange Sauce" (just don't ask, ok?) How about "Obfuscate"? You would sound either a) geeky, or b) erudite depending on the geeky-ness of the listener when you called the dog back!

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[benjymous]

Call it Cat, and cause ultimate confusion.

Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit! Buzzwords!

[Nagy Vilmos]

Rafael Franco wrote:

What will other people think of me?

Ada! Come here Ada! Ada! NO! Let go of the kitten! Bad Ada! Nah, it's not too bad.

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[jeron1]

Asserta (the female form of the word).

[Daniel Vaughan]

That's got such a ring to it. :laugh:

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[r i s h a b h s]

Foo...and rename the next one as Bar :laugh:

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[Daniel Vaughan]

Turing or Chomsky.

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[thrakazog]

And now to fly the thread into the mountain.... Name the dog Blondi[^] It's geek by way of Godwin's law. sorta. :laugh:

[TheGreatAndPowerfulOz]

sea-pound

[fred_]

stain "come Stain" ;P

[Stuart Dootson]

You could do what my Mum did, and ask my niece (her grand-daughter) - but then you'd end up with a dog called Rosie[^] as well! Or there's what one of my friends did - call them after a classical figure[^] - Hector in this case, but there're plenty of female figures. Subtle geeky names - Ada[^], Grace[^]

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[ian dennis 0]

I'm surprised no-one suggested "Vista"

[soap brain]

martin_hughes wrote:

Best. Suggestion. Ever.

Thanks! :) He apparently didn't think so, though; as if 'Little Bit' is a better name.

[Zhat]

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