a place with a name

[nibot]

This house needs a name. What should we name it?

• If we were soul-less copycats, we'd call it Fort Awesome.

• someone suggested "wallabee"

• "43 westview" is the street address (boring)

• if we found something with the initials "CZ" I could use one of my neon signs here!

• I want to name a house after Buckminster Fuller (BuckyHouse?) and/or to name one "Ant Farm II" (after Ant Farm, duh), but not this one.

• ...

I want to get a big California flag to hang out front. Oh, sure, Micah and Vijay would protest, but we Californians have a plurality here! I see lots of polyester flags on ebay, but it seems that canvas is more proper.

Comments

[shamster.livejournal.com]

Well, in hebrew I suppose it would be bah-lah-gahn (funetically). Otherwise, there's plenty of other options. Interesting - eskimos have 40 words for snow, and israelis have a buncha words for "big mess"

[furzicle.livejournal.com]

That's the Word!!!!
Eggzalent!

[furzicle.livejournal.com]

Somehow this reminds me to mention that I grew up with a strange understanding for the word "Fiasco." That's what my dad always called a family reunion, specifically the Thanksgiving dinner involving 120 relatives.

[shamster.livejournal.com]

It could be said that anytime I was in the company of >12 Ransoms/Frickes something always turned into a bit of a fiasco. I suppose that includes all T-givings and X-mas gatherings at tweedy/Davis. Although, generally the Davis Xmas things weren't as fiascoish as the T-givings.

Not to say that fiascos aren't fun and character-building

[furzicle.livejournal.com]

I believe the correct term would be Fiascosity...