AR Members, HELP Us Name Our Newest Family Member

Jonathan,

"Listen here Buster!  Stop that or you will be going to the meat factory."  Has a nice ring to it.

Ashley,

"Emore" I do not think I have ever heard that before... interesting.

David,

Alastair - Scottish - from the Anglicized form of ALASDAIR or ALEXANDER (From the Greek name Αλεξανδρος (Alexandros), which meant "defending men" from Greek αλεξω (alexo) "to defend, help" and ανηρ (aner) "man" (genitive ανδρος).)

Linda,

I don't think AR wants this little guy names after them.  :)

Renae,

Tory... I associate this with a girls name.  I know it can be unisex, but I went to school with a female Tory.  I already have enough issues with remembering my neighbor's name:  his is Shannon and hers is Randy (both of which I associate with the other gender for the name). :)

Chris & Rhonda,

Ned... just Ned.  Nice.

George,

Skippy... stick with the mortgages.  J/K  Thanks.

Sarah,

Thor was the name of our Fawn colored Dobbe.  He was about the size of a great dane (big for a doberman).  Funny thing is that he was the complete opposite for his name.  Thunder and lightening scared the crap out of him (sometimes literally).

Emmitt (Brown) - Doc from "Back to the Future"- Nah.  Pan - Unh?  What?  Oh, ignore it. :)

Chris,

I could not insult him like that (I will let you determine who would be insulted).  "Pellets" How could I forget that you lived on a farm?  Why not go a step farther and call him "Pez."  :)

Marc,

Myles is a bit too mean for the little guy...  maybe when we get a stubborn donkey, we will call it that. :)

George,

That is okay... at least you gave it a shot. :)

Michelle,

My wife has come up with the name "For Sale."  I guess she does not want to name him because we are going to sell him so we can start going for the ag exemption here.  Any takers?