Boat Naming Help
 

{lurk mode off}
Fellas (and ladies), I've been lurking in this group for several years
(since I bought an old used boat) and have received great help on
previous posts. Well now that darn boat show came along and forced me
to trade in my '78 Mark Twain 20' Cuddy for a brand spanking new 24'
Cuddy (Stingray 240CR if anyone wants to flame me for it)! Now I need
a boat name. My MT was name Hi-Tech, but I'm at a loss on this one.
Background:
Only my second boat
Family vessel for Chesapeake Bay and tributaries
Wife does daycare
I am an utter computer geek and am director of an IT department
(I've been trying to think of a computer related name).

Any and all suggestions welcome, as I've seen some great boat name
ideas come out of this group! Thanks folks!

(and for anyone wishing to just hate me, considering this group, I'd
put myself slightly to the left).

Boat Naming Help
 

On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 15:07:57 GMT,
(kspraker) wrote:

{lurk mode off}
Fellas (and ladies), I've been lurking in this group for several years
(since I bought an old used boat) and have received great help on
previous posts. Well now that darn boat show came along and forced me
to trade in my '78 Mark Twain 20' Cuddy for a brand spanking new 24'
Cuddy (Stingray 240CR if anyone wants to flame me for it)! Now I need
a boat name. My MT was name Hi-Tech, but I'm at a loss on this one.
Background:
Only my second boat
Family vessel for Chesapeake Bay and tributaries
Wife does daycare
I am an utter computer geek and am director of an IT department
(I've been trying to think of a computer related name).

Any and all suggestions welcome, as I've seen some great boat name
ideas come out of this group! Thanks folks!

(and for anyone wishing to just hate me, considering this group, I'd
put myself slightly to the left).

Give some serious thought to "Mucho Loco". It's easy to understand,
easy to remember, and probably pretty accurate. Hope you enjoy yours
as much as I've enjoyed mine! I looked at the pics, and have to say
that I don't think you'd want a couple of 40" stripers flopping around
in there.

John H

On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD
on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay!

Boat Naming Help
 

Name it after your wife. Its the best way to get her involved and keep it
that way! Tis better to have a happy crew, than a mad wife!
--
Capt. Frank Hopkins

www.home.earthlink.net/~aartworks
"kspraker" wrote in message
om...
{lurk mode off}
Fellas (and ladies), I've been lurking in this group for several years
(since I bought an old used boat) and have received great help on
previous posts. Well now that darn boat show came along and forced me
to trade in my '78 Mark Twain 20' Cuddy for a brand spanking new 24'
Cuddy (Stingray 240CR if anyone wants to flame me for it)! Now I need
a boat name. My MT was name Hi-Tech, but I'm at a loss on this one.
Background:
Only my second boat
Family vessel for Chesapeake Bay and tributaries
Wife does daycare
I am an utter computer geek and am director of an IT department
(I've been trying to think of a computer related name).

Any and all suggestions welcome, as I've seen some great boat name
ideas come out of this group! Thanks folks!

(and for anyone wishing to just hate me, considering this group, I'd
put myself slightly to the left).

Boat Naming Help
 

On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 15:07:57 GMT,
(kspraker) wrote:

{lurk mode off}
Fellas (and ladies), I've been lurking in this group for several years
(since I bought an old used boat) and have received great help on
previous posts. Well now that darn boat show came along and forced me
to trade in my '78 Mark Twain 20' Cuddy for a brand spanking new 24'
Cuddy (Stingray 240CR if anyone wants to flame me for it)! Now I need
a boat name. My MT was name Hi-Tech, but I'm at a loss on this one.
Background:
Only my second boat
Family vessel for Chesapeake Bay and tributaries
Wife does daycare
I am an utter computer geek and am director of an IT department
(I've been trying to think of a computer related name).

Any and all suggestions welcome, as I've seen some great boat name
ideas come out of this group! Thanks folks!

(and for anyone wishing to just hate me, considering this group, I'd
put myself slightly to the left).

Personally, if it were me who is the IT geekozoid, I would name my
boat - wait for it, wait for it...

IT (if you are a real geek, 0100100101010100) or you could use IT with
the home port in binary or vice versa which would be more fun.

However, C Drive, C-Plus, Downstream, Upstream, Byte Bucket, Bit Speed
are some ideas.

Good luck.

Later,

Tom
S. Woodstock, CT
----------
The years will bring their Anodyne,
But I shall never quite forget,
The fish that I had counted mine
And lost before they reached the net.

Colin Ellis, "The Devot Angler" quoted
in A. R. Macdougall, Jr's "The Trout
Fisherman's Bedside Book" (1963)

Boat Naming Help
 

Sea :

Sea Drive

Fatherboard

-W



"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message

However, C Drive, C-Plus, Downstream, Upstream, Byte Bucket, Bit Speed
are some ideas.
)

Boat Naming Help
 

On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 18:54:02 GMT, WaIIy
wrote:

On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 15:07:57 GMT, (kspraker)
wrote:

{lurk mode off}
Fellas (and ladies), I've been lurking in this group for several years
(since I bought an old used boat) and have received great help on
previous posts. Well now that darn boat show came along and forced me
to trade in my '78 Mark Twain 20' Cuddy for a brand spanking new 24'
Cuddy (Stingray 240CR if anyone wants to flame me for it)! Now I need
a boat name. My MT was name Hi-Tech, but I'm at a loss on this one.
Background:
Only my second boat
Family vessel for Chesapeake Bay and tributaries
Wife does daycare
I am an utter computer geek and am director of an IT department
(I've been trying to think of a computer related name).

Any and all suggestions welcome, as I've seen some great boat name
ideas come out of this group! Thanks folks!

(and for anyone wishing to just hate me, considering this group, I'd
put myself slightly to the left).

"DOS Boat"

ROTFL!!!

Later,

Tom
S. Woodstock, CT
----------
The years will bring their Anodyne,
But I shall never quite forget,
The fish that I had counted mine
And lost before they reached the net.

Colin Ellis, "The Devot Angler" quoted
in A. R. Macdougall, Jr's "The Trout
Fisherman's Bedside Book" (1963)

Boat Naming Help
 

On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 15:07:57 GMT,
(kspraker) wrote:

{lurk mode off}
Fellas (and ladies), I've been lurking in this group for several years
(since I bought an old used boat) and have received great help on
previous posts. Well now that darn boat show came along and forced me
to trade in my '78 Mark Twain 20' Cuddy for a brand spanking new 24'
Cuddy (Stingray 240CR if anyone wants to flame me for it)! Now I need
a boat name. My MT was name Hi-Tech, but I'm at a loss on this one.
Background:
Only my second boat
Family vessel for Chesapeake Bay and tributaries
Wife does daycare
I am an utter computer geek and am director of an IT department
(I've been trying to think of a computer related name).

Any and all suggestions welcome, as I've seen some great boat name
ideas come out of this group! Thanks folks!

(and for anyone wishing to just hate me, considering this group, I'd
put myself slightly to the left).

I have a 240CS Stingray. I really like it and hope you like the
240CR! They are sexy boats, not fishing boats per se, but I've caught
some good Cod and Stripers off mine. I only fish very rarely anyway.
I bring heavy plastic bags to stuff the fish in right away to keep the
crap off the boat, then clean them on shore.

Named mine the Katydid2 for many reasons, it's too long of a story.

Check out the Stingray forums! Great info there on Stingray boats.
http://www.stingrayboats.com

John C.

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On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 18:36:22 GMT, "Clams Canino"
wrote:

Sea :

Sea Drive

Fatherboard

Better yet - Mother Bored.

MIS Management ~~ snicker ~~

or Sir Ver, Pipeline, Broad Banned, BOOT (or BOAT), C-Dee (Sea
Dee), Giga Boat, Fish Byte, Vye Rus, IO.....

I've got to stop this - I'll be here all afternoon. ;)

Later,

Tom
S. Woodstock, CT
----------
"...the tyrannical fascination which angling
holds for all those who have been once initiated
into its mysteries." Rafael Sabatini (1925)

Boat Naming Help
 

On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 11:32:53 -0500, John H
wrote:

On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 15:07:57 GMT,
(kspraker) wrote:

{lurk mode off}
Fellas (and ladies), I've been lurking in this group for several years
(since I bought an old used boat) and have received great help on
previous posts. Well now that darn boat show came along and forced me
to trade in my '78 Mark Twain 20' Cuddy for a brand spanking new 24'
Cuddy (Stingray 240CR if anyone wants to flame me for it)! Now I need
a boat name. My MT was name Hi-Tech, but I'm at a loss on this one.
Background:
Only my second boat
Family vessel for Chesapeake Bay and tributaries
Wife does daycare
I am an utter computer geek and am director of an IT department
(I've been trying to think of a computer related name).

Any and all suggestions welcome, as I've seen some great boat name
ideas come out of this group! Thanks folks!

(and for anyone wishing to just hate me, considering this group, I'd
put myself slightly to the left).

Give some serious thought to "Mucho Loco". It's easy to understand,
easy to remember, and probably pretty accurate. Hope you enjoy yours
as much as I've enjoyed mine! I looked at the pics, and have to say
that I don't think you'd want a couple of 40" stripers flopping around
in there.

John H

On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD
on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay!

Why am I crazy? As for the stripers, leave the snap in carpet at home
and I can hose it clean at home! Thanks for the suggestion though!

Boat Naming Help
 

On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 18:36:22 GMT, "Clams Canino"
wrote:

Sea :

Sea Drive

Fatherboard

-W



"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message

However, C Drive, C-Plus, Downstream, Upstream, Byte Bucket, Bit Speed
are some ideas.
)



I don't know, the wife doesn't like the idea of it being named after
her, but she does like the C-Drive/Sea Drive idea.....You guys are
great at this! Keep 'em coming!