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Old 27-07-2009, 11:56   #121
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A fast red ketch: Ketch'up
A Yawl (prob owned by a texan) Hey Yawl
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Old 27-07-2009, 13:08   #122
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A local real estate developer of well known questionable character was (thankfully) recently jailed for bank fraud and this yacht "First Draw" seized for forfeiture.
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Old 27-07-2009, 13:28   #123
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lol... he used to! That's a good one...

how about

Californication

or maybe

Cal Bare

Cal Girl

You guys have me thinking now...
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Old 28-07-2009, 08:00   #124
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Sara,
How about

"Cal-Pal" (nah, sounds too much like PP)

"Cal-Away" (he'll think clubs, You can think...whatever You want?...which leads to last suggestion)

"Cal-Gone"

nuff said. naming boats is real personal, other folks sticking their noses in can be a touchy issue.
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Old 28-07-2009, 08:05   #125
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she drives me crazy(not in a good way)w/that drawl!

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A fast red ketch: Ketch'up
A Yawl (prob owned by a texan) Hey Yawl
More Likely Paula Dean of Jimmie Dean Sausage & cooking fame...or 1 of her "fans".
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Old 28-07-2009, 14:08   #126
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Thanks for posting all these ingenious names -- wonder how they came up with all of them.
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Old 28-07-2009, 14:19   #127
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In my previous marina I was docked next to a boat named "Cock-a-Saurus-Rex"

I am sure he was a paleontologist named Rex who studied pre-historic chickens...

My wife didn't care for the name, it didn't help that the front of the guys truck had a plate that said "F*** that Ho!"

I thought of it more of a testament to individuality myself.
That's pretty damned funny I was Loling. That almost trumps my all time favorite "Thunder P*&sy". I hope a moderator doesn't take this down. It wasn't the name of a Cat.

My stepdad named a workboat "Arugula" so he could say Arugula! Arugula! Arugula! over the radio. Strange man.
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Old 31-07-2009, 11:28   #128
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Old 31-07-2009, 11:55   #129
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Admittedly I'm a retired Marine Major...I call my 38' Ingrid "S/V Semper Fi" which is a slang Latin for "Always Faithful". A well thought name for a boat that is destine to sail out of the breakwater on Noverber 10, 2012 on a solo non-stop circumnavigation. I'll be 65 at that point and have no asperations of record setting voyages, just the same point of departure and arrival, just like everyone else that goes out for a day sail.
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Old 31-07-2009, 12:59   #130
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I recall a name from many years back. While visiting the Bay area I spied a boat for sale by two ladies that had been life partners for many many years...the boat was called "Fire Men".
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Purnamidam which is sanskrit for "All this is that" kind of a zen flavor.
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My friend has a powerboat that he takes his kids out in the gulf on.
Name is "ATM".
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My two young girls named the boat Sparrow... and the dinghy is of course called Capt. Jack
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Many years ago I started a chain of clubs named 'Dela Vu' (Showgirls). I had a little sailboat named 'Nauti Girl'. the spinnaker was black with 'Deja Vu's' logo, a round circle with a pair of fishnet cover legs and spike heels coming out of it. What a mistake. Most speedboats just had to get a closer look to see if any of the dancers were on board. I was always in someones wake...
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