Egads - boat name angst!
 

We are in the process of selecting a name for the new toy. The problem is
that while we have some names that we like, none really calls out to use. I
hope that the creative brains of rec.boats can help.

Some of our name candidates are based on the fact the my wife and I both
write for a living. So we have:

Write On
Write Stuff
All She Wrote

Then there's the fact that we are both amateur musicians:

Sea Sharp
Bass Clef
G String

Then there are some more general names:

Knot Working
Knot at Work
ReeLaxed
Tarpon Dreams
Fishin' Fool

And finally a couple of plays on my wife's name (Maxine):

Miss Max
Lady Max
Mad Max

I must say that this is a very pleasant dilemma to be in, but it is a
dilemma none the less!

Thanks,

Peter Aitken





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cant make a cal here but take in mind that when u use your radio you
will repeat that name 3 times many many times, so make sure it is easy
to say and doesnt sound stupid

I would put this name to rest quickly:

Tarpon Dreams

If somoene gets it just slightly worng it wont be pretty ;)

Peter Aitken wrote:
We are in the process of selecting a name for the new toy. The problem is
that while we have some names that we like, none really calls out to use. I
hope that the creative brains of rec.boats can help.

Some of our name candidates are based on the fact the my wife and I both
write for a living. So we have:

Write On
Write Stuff
All She Wrote

Then there's the fact that we are both amateur musicians:

Sea Sharp
Bass Clef
G String

Then there are some more general names:

Knot Working
Knot at Work
ReeLaxed
Tarpon Dreams
Fishin' Fool

And finally a couple of plays on my wife's name (Maxine):

Miss Max
Lady Max
Mad Max

I must say that this is a very pleasant dilemma to be in, but it is a
dilemma none the less!

Thanks,

Peter Aitken





--
Peter Aitken
Visit my recipe and kitchen myths page at www.pgacon.com/cooking.htm



What do you write? There may be some novel possibilities there as well.

When I was a yacht broker, one of my clients was a woman who owned and
published a newspaper in a small town. She came up with a dandy name
for her boat, "Miss Print".

Can't Decide.
JR

Peter Aitken wrote:
We are in the process of selecting a name for the new toy. The problem is
that while we have some names that we like, none really calls out to use. I
hope that the creative brains of rec.boats can help.

Some of our name candidates are based on the fact the my wife and I both
write for a living. So we have:

Write On
Write Stuff
All She Wrote

Then there's the fact that we are both amateur musicians:

Sea Sharp
Bass Clef
G String

Then there are some more general names:

Knot Working
Knot at Work
ReeLaxed
Tarpon Dreams
Fishin' Fool

And finally a couple of plays on my wife's name (Maxine):

Miss Max
Lady Max
Mad Max

I must say that this is a very pleasant dilemma to be in, but it is a
dilemma none the less!

Thanks,

Peter Aitken







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On Wed, 29 Jun 2005 23:20:21 GMT, "Peter Aitken" wrote:

We are in the process of selecting a name for the new toy. The problem is
that while we have some names that we like, none really calls out to use. I
hope that the creative brains of rec.boats can help.

Some of our name candidates are based on the fact the my wife and I both
write for a living. So we have:

Write On
Write Stuff
All She Wrote

Then there's the fact that we are both amateur musicians:

Sea Sharp
Bass Clef
G String

Then there are some more general names:

Knot Working
Knot at Work
ReeLaxed
Tarpon Dreams
Fishin' Fool

And finally a couple of plays on my wife's name (Maxine):

Miss Max
Lady Max
Mad Max

I must say that this is a very pleasant dilemma to be in, but it is a
dilemma none the less!

Thanks,

Peter Aitken

I'd consider discretion and call it "Just MAX".
--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

On Wed, 29 Jun 2005 23:20:21 GMT, "Peter Aitken"
wrote:

Sea Sharp

My vote.

Also,

Sea Note
Sea Major
Sea Minor
Sea Scale
Sea Fugue
Sea Chart

John H wrote:



I'd consider discretion and call it "Just MAX".

I kinda like the 'Mad Max' name.... or how about 'To the Max' ?

Shortwave Sportfishing wrote:
On Wed, 29 Jun 2005 23:20:21 GMT, "Peter Aitken"
wrote:


Sea Sharp


My vote.

Also,

Sea Note
Sea Major
Sea Minor
Sea Scale
Sea Fugue
Sea Chart


I also like 'Sea Ya'

Shortwave Sportfishing wrote:
On Wed, 29 Jun 2005 23:20:21 GMT, "Peter Aitken"
wrote:

Sea Sharp

My vote.

Also,

Sea Note
Sea Major
Sea Minor
Sea Scale
Sea Fugue
Sea Chart

Advice to musicians motoring across a busy shipping channel:

C# or Bb

"Peter Aitken" wrote in message
om...
We are in the process of selecting a name for the new toy. The problem is
that while we have some names that we like, none really calls out to use.
I hope that the creative brains of rec.boats can help.

Call it:

"Boat"

and then get really sexy and call is "Das Boat"

Name it after your first girlfriend and be done with it. Tell the wife she
needs to work harder to make you forget the first girlfriend. Let us know
how that goes. :-)

Peter Aitken wrote:

snip

Writer Left

On Thu, 30 Jun 2005 13:35:28 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
wrote:

Name it after your first girlfriend and be done with it. Tell the wife she
needs to work harder to make you forget the first girlfriend. Let us know
how that goes. :-)


It floats my boat!!
--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

"Kubez" wrote in message
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Shortwave Sportfishing wrote in
:

On Wed, 29 Jun 2005 23:20:21 GMT, "Peter Aitken"
wrote:

Sea Sharp

My vote.

Also,

Sea Note
Sea Major
Sea Minor
Sea Scale
Sea Fugue
Sea Chart

Or considering the drain on the wallet this hobby causes,

Sea Diminished

Given the financial implications of boat ownership I had considered Bye Bye
George but the wife nixed that one.

--
Peter Aitken

Kubez wrote:
Don White wrote in
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I also like 'Sea Ya'

Too close to that Outkast song.

Hey....yeah...!!!!